Expensive Hotels Kyoto
Kyoto, Japan's cultural gem, is a city where ancient traditions blend seamlessly with modern innovation. Home to stunning temples, serene gardens, and traditional tea houses, Kyoto offers a glimpse into Japan's rich history. Stroll through historic districts like Gion, where geishas still entertain, or immerse yourself in the beauty of cherry blossoms at Arashiyama Bamboo Grove. With its majestic temples and vibrant festivals, Kyoto is a must-visit destination for those seeking a glimpse of old
Tanimachikun Hoshiya Yaoya Kyotokiyomizugojyo
Tanimachikun Hoshiya Yaoya Kyotokiyomizugojyo For travelers who want to take in the sights and sounds of Kyoto, Tanimachikun Hoshiya Yaoya Kyotokiyomizugojyo is the perfect choice. Its convenient location right in the city center allows you more time to see all that Kyoto has to offer. Enjoy all that Tanimachikun Hoshiya Yaoya Kyotokiyomizugojyo has to offer! Free internet access provided within the hotel keeps you connected throughout your stay. For health reasons, smoking is not permitted anywhere inside the hotel. All guestrooms at Tanimachikun Hoshiya Yaoya Kyotokiyomizugojyo provide guests with a range of amenities to ensure a restful night. Enjoy your stay even more at the hotel, knowing that some selected rooms include air conditioning. Don't worry about being thirsty as a refrigerator and a coffee or tea maker are provided in some guestrooms. Bathroom amenities are just as important as others, and at the hotel you'll find a hair dryer, bathrobes and towels available in some guest bathrooms. Around the property Be sure to visit some of the city's popular sights during your stay in Kyoto. Be sure to visit Gion located 2.1 km away, an item on every checklist of those who travel to Kyoto. Reasons to stay here Find rooms here that are cheaper than 89% of all other options in the city. Compared to other accommodations in Kyoto, facilities here are rated higher than 99% of them. Compared to the city's accommodation options, this hotel scored higher than 88% of them for food and dining.
