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The latest additions to Kyoto's thriving hotel scene offer something for every taste and budget. Kyoto City Tourism Association is excited to share a selection of the not-to-miss new hotels and ryokan options, from traditional Kyoto charm, the historic to the healing as well as excellent value no nonsense modern properties. We can't wait for you to check-in.
THE HIRAMATSU KYOTO – Opened March 2020
From the famed Hiramatsu, known for their fine dining and hospitality, THE HIRAMATSU KYOTO is a luxury ryokan of 29 rooms. Located in the historic Muromachi area in the heart of the city, just steps from Nishiki Market, it occupies a late-19th-century building lovingly renovated by Nakamura Sotoji Komuten, noted specialists in art of sukiya teahouse design. This member of the Ryokan Collection is quintessential Kyoto omotenashi at it's best.
FUFU KYOTO - Opened April 2021
Not far from Nanzen-ji Temple and next to the beautiful Murinan garden, there is lots to love about resort hotel FUFU Kyoto. The essence of Kyoto and old Japan can be experienced here in comfort. Traditional architecture and the beautifully preserved Japanese garden exude the charm of Kyoto. The guestrooms at FUFU Kyoto have Japanese aesthetic with western style beds and are all equipped with a natural hot spring bath made of Japanese cypress "Hinoki". Enjoy the culture of Kyoto and the four seasons from the rooms and suites, and the sense of calm it brings.
HOTEL FORZA KYOTO SHIJO KAWARAMACHI - Opened June 2021
The first property in Kyoto by this Japanese original hotel brand, this is a non-smoking hotel. Centrally located just 7 min. walk from Shijo station and directly linked to the Shijo Dori underground walkway. The guestrooms at this self-proclaimed 'unpretentious' hotel are focused not only on design, but also on functionality and comfort. The concept of the hotel is to heal fatigue and restore the energy of guests.
Moksa – Opened end of March 2022
Moksa is located in the village of Yase at the foot of Mt. Hiei, one of the two sacred mountains that gave birth to Japanese Buddhism. The word Moksa means 'liberation from earthly cares' in Sanskrit, here guests can have a healing and rejuvenating stay, leaving behind the cares of modern life. The 31 guestrooms, some overlooking the Takano River, offer simplicity and modern design. The wood-fired restaurant kitchen uses fresh local vegetables and wild herbs from the Ohara area and the private steambath saunas use pure waters from the Takano stream.
HYATT PLACE KYOTO - Opened April 2022
The first Hyatt Place property to open in the Kansai, Hyatt Place Kyoto located in central Kyoto offers a modern and classic Japanese experience with historical attractions like Kyoto Imperial Palace and Nijo Castle within walking distance.
Garrya Nijo Castle Kyoto - Opened June 2022
Garrya Nijo Castle Kyoto by the Banyan Tree Group offers a total of 25 rooms, including 1 suite, in designs paying homage to the city's historic past and high-tech present. A contemporary, minimalist resort with its own distinct wellbeing approach, Garrya was built for the modern-day traveller looking to retreat from the clutter and chaos of everyday life.
The Blossom Kyoto – Opened August 2022
Located just 2-min. walk from Gojo Station, The Blossom Kyoto is decorated in the motif of a Kyoto machiya (traditional townhouse), you can feel the traditions of Kyoto in every corner of the building, including traditional Kyoto crafts and specially prepared incense.