
The Thousand Kyoto
Modern luxury inspired by Zen, with an emphasis on sustainability. Right next to Kyoto Station, so it is especially convenient for a day that starts with a train.
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Modern luxury inspired by Zen, with an emphasis on sustainability. Right next to Kyoto Station, so it is especially convenient for a day that starts with a train.
Photo: J o / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)

A boutique hotel with changing exhibitions by artisans from Kyoto. Between the station and the city center.
Photo: J o / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)

A bright and especially clean budget hotel, minutes from Kyoto Station. The rooms are small, and that is known in advance.
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An elementary school from 1933 converted into a heritage hotel, above the approach to Kiyomizu-dera. A rooftop bar with a view of the pagoda.
A low-rise hotel within historic gardens on the slope, minutes on foot from Kiyomizu-dera. Among the most expensive in Kyoto, and among the quietest.
Top-tier luxury facing Nijo Castle, built around a 300-year-old heritage gate. It has a private onsen from a natural spring, rare in the heart of a city.
Modern design in Sanjo, between the shopping street and the historic alleys of Gion. An excellent location for walking in both directions.
Traditional Japanese aesthetics with Western comfort. Central, near Pontocho and the Kamo River.
Comfortable and well designed, with a shared public bath of cypress wood (ocha-no-yu). Next to Kyoto Station.
A traditional-style hotel with a large public bath. Mid-range at a good price for Kyoto.
An award-winning designer hostel, with private rooms alongside shared spaces. A good option for those who want a low price without giving up cleanliness.
Classic mid-range with a convenient connection to the subway. Reliable and unpretentious.
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