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Excellent, 9.0
Located within a 10-minute walk of Kyoto Train Station, the hotel is a convenient base when visiting Kyoto. It is situated a brief walk from Kyoto Tower and Kyoto Tower Daiyokujo Yuu.
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Excellent, 9.0
Hotel in Shimogyo, Kyoto, Japan
Located within a 10-minute walk of Kyoto Train Station, the hotel is a convenient base when visiting Kyoto. It is situated a brief walk from Kyoto Tower and Kyoto Tower Daiyokujo Yuu.
Excellent, 8.4
New Miyako Hotel provides comfortable 4-star accommodation in Kyoto. It is set amongst a variety of popular eateries and is minutes on foot from Kyoto Train Station.
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Excellent, 8.4
Hotel in Minami, Kyoto, Japan
New Miyako Hotel provides comfortable 4-star accommodation in Kyoto. It is set amongst a variety of popular eateries and is minutes on foot from Kyoto Train Station.
Excellent, 8.4
Located in Central Kyoto, this hotel is just a 10-minute walk to Kyoto Tower. Featuring views of Kyoto, it also provides a wide range of facilities, such as a ballroom, an indoor pool and a beauty centre.
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Excellent, 8.4
Hotel in Shimogyo, Kyoto, Japan
Located in Central Kyoto, this hotel is just a 10-minute walk to Kyoto Tower. Featuring views of Kyoto, it also provides a wide range of facilities, such as a ballroom, an indoor pool and a beauty centre.
Excellent, 9.0
Situated in Kyoto, Granvia Hotel offers stylish, 5-star accommodation close to Kyoto Tower. It also provides a Jacuzzi, an indoor pool and a sauna.
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Excellent, 9.0
Hotel in Shimogyo, Kyoto, Japan
Situated in Kyoto, Granvia Hotel offers stylish, 5-star accommodation close to Kyoto Tower. It also provides a Jacuzzi, an indoor pool and a sauna.
Excellent, 8.5
Situated within walking distance of Saga-Arashiyama Train Station, Arashiyama Onsen Saishiki no Yado Hanaikada offers guests an ideal base while visiting Kyoto. It also offers a ticket service, room service and a tour desk.
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Excellent, 8.5
Hotel in Nishikyo, Kyoto, Japan
Situated within walking distance of Saga-Arashiyama Train Station, Arashiyama Onsen Saishiki no Yado Hanaikada offers guests an ideal base while visiting Kyoto. It also offers a ticket service, room service and a tour desk.
Excellent, 8.9
The hotel offers elegant accommodation in Kyoto and is a short walk from Kyoto Train Station. It provides 4-star accommodation with air-conditioned rooms.
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Excellent, 8.9
Hotel in Shimogyo, Kyoto, Japan
The hotel offers elegant accommodation in Kyoto and is a short walk from Kyoto Train Station. It provides 4-star accommodation with air-conditioned rooms.
Excellent, 8.7
This hotel is situated in Central Kyoto, just a short stroll from Kyoto Art Center. Guests can also enjoy complimentary internet in all areas.
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Excellent, 8.7
Hotel in Shimogyo, Kyoto, Japan
This hotel is situated in Central Kyoto, just a short stroll from Kyoto Art Center. Guests can also enjoy complimentary internet in all areas.
Excellent, 9.2
Hotel Kanra Kyoto provides modern 4-star accommodation in Kyoto. The various amenities this sophisticated hotel offers include body treatments, facial treatments and a coffee bar.
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Excellent, 9.2
Hotel in Shimogyo, Kyoto, Japan
Hotel Kanra Kyoto provides modern 4-star accommodation in Kyoto. The various amenities this sophisticated hotel offers include body treatments, facial treatments and a coffee bar.
Excellent, 8.9
This modern Kyoto hotel is located within a 10-minute walk of Kyoto Train Station. It is ideally positioned for those wishing to discover the area's attractions.
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Excellent, 8.9
Hotel in Minami, Kyoto, Japan
This modern Kyoto hotel is located within a 10-minute walk of Kyoto Train Station. It is ideally positioned for those wishing to discover the area's attractions.
Excellent, 8.0
Set in Central Kyoto, Kyoto Tower Hotel is within an easy walk of Higashi Honganji. It also provides unique views of Kyoto.
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Excellent, 8.0
Hotel in Shimogyo, Kyoto, Japan
Set in Central Kyoto, Kyoto Tower Hotel is within an easy walk of Higashi Honganji. It also provides unique views of Kyoto.
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| High season: | January |
| Low season: | February |
| Average price: | S$ 240/night |
| Cheapest price: | S$ 150/night |
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About Kyoto
Considered the cultural and historical heart of the country, Kyoto is the best place to experience Japan’s traditional temples, shrines and flawless gardens. Once the former capital of Japan, Kyoto remains timeless with its elegantly dressed geishas and centuries-old craftsmanship.
Things to do
There are said to be over 1,000 Buddhist temples in Kyoto, including the Emperor's official residence at the Kyoto Imperial Palace. If you only have time to sample a few, make sure to explore the splendour of Kinkaku-ji and the spacious grounds of Higashi Hongan-ji.
Quiet your mind at Ryoan-ji Temple, where picturesque gardens with raked sand and haiku-inspired rock formations will help you find your Zen. Climb the well-worn steps of Fushimi Inari-Taisha, famous for its crimson colour and mountainside backdrop, for a mesmerising look at this Shinto shrine. When the cherry blossoms are in bloom, they become Kyoto’s most famous natural masterpiece, best seen along Kyoto’s famous Philosopher’s Walk.
Kyoto remains the home of traditional Japanese cuisine and is best known for its refined and delicate taste. With over 170 Michelin-starred restaurants, Kyoto offers a glamorous dining scene that promises to leave all your senses satisfied. The most unique thing about eating in Kyoto, however, is that you can find first-class restaurants just around the corner from delectable street-food stalls, including the popular Nishiki Market.
If you’re in search of natural scenery take a journey to Kiyomizu Temple, best known for its seasonal landscape. Located on the city outskirts, Arashiyama Bamboo Grove is perfect for a day excursion, where you can take a leisurely walk through thick bamboo stalk pathways.
Getting Around
A relatively small city, Kyoto boasts an easy-to-use public transportation system. The subway and train lines are the best way to avoid traffic, while the Kyoto Bus serves the more outlying areas. Kyoto makes travelling even easier with its English-language signs and announcements. Transportation costs can add up quickly, so put on a pair of comfortable shoes and get ready to do some strolling. To experience Japan’s famous high-speed trains, you can take a ride from Kyoto to Tokyo in just two hours.
Things to do
There are said to be over 1,000 Buddhist temples in Kyoto, including the Emperor's official residence at the Kyoto Imperial Palace. If you only have time to sample a few, make sure to explore the splendour of Kinkaku-ji and the spacious grounds of Higashi Hongan-ji.
Quiet your mind at Ryoan-ji Temple, where picturesque gardens with raked sand and haiku-inspired rock formations will help you find your Zen. Climb the well-worn steps of Fushimi Inari-Taisha, famous for its crimson colour and mountainside backdrop, for a mesmerising look at this Shinto shrine. When the cherry blossoms are in bloom, they become Kyoto’s most famous natural masterpiece, best seen along Kyoto’s famous Philosopher’s Walk.
Kyoto remains the home of traditional Japanese cuisine and is best known for its refined and delicate taste. With over 170 Michelin-starred restaurants, Kyoto offers a glamorous dining scene that promises to leave all your senses satisfied. The most unique thing about eating in Kyoto, however, is that you can find first-class restaurants just around the corner from delectable street-food stalls, including the popular Nishiki Market.
If you’re in search of natural scenery take a journey to Kiyomizu Temple, best known for its seasonal landscape. Located on the city outskirts, Arashiyama Bamboo Grove is perfect for a day excursion, where you can take a leisurely walk through thick bamboo stalk pathways.
Getting Around
A relatively small city, Kyoto boasts an easy-to-use public transportation system. The subway and train lines are the best way to avoid traffic, while the Kyoto Bus serves the more outlying areas. Kyoto makes travelling even easier with its English-language signs and announcements. Transportation costs can add up quickly, so put on a pair of comfortable shoes and get ready to do some strolling. To experience Japan’s famous high-speed trains, you can take a ride from Kyoto to Tokyo in just two hours.
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