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Elegant hotel conveniently located on the banks of the Kamogawa River, within walking distance of the Imperial Palace and the Gion geisha district. — Hideaway Report
$842
on Booking.comA 16-acre compound installed on the tree-covered Higashiyama Hills just outside of Kyoto, this historic 1890 hotel has hosted kings, queens, presidents, and celebrities. — Travel + Leisure
$319
on Booking.comRooms here come with subdued colour tones and plenty of amenities. — Michelin Guide
The hotel is known not only for its hospitality, but also for the sumptuous but subdued decor, impeccable service, and splendid gardens. — Fodor's
This hybrid ryokan-hotel, a series of low buildings inspired by traditional Japanese houses, clings to the banks above the Hozugawa River in the temple-rich Arashiyama district. — Condé Nast Traveler
$645
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6 reviews
Traditionally inspired property conveniently location in Kyoto’s vibrant temple district with some of the city’s largest guest rooms. — Jetsetter
$631
on Booking.comPicturesque hotel set on the banks of the Hozugawa River in Kyoto amid gardens landscaped in traditional Japanese style. — Hideaway Report
$617
on Booking.comAll have a distinctive, modern feel; some feature walls covered with Nishijin silk, others are all white. — Michelin Guide
$281
on Booking.comGraceful, well decorated rooms in an up-market hotel near the Imperial Palace. Easy access to sightseeing areas from nearby Imadegawa subway station. — Insight Guides
$164
on Booking.comEven the smallest rooms at this well-established chain hotel are warm and inviting, with delicate shoji windows and elegant bath furnishings. — Fodor's
Just across the street from Nijo Castle and offering rooms with castle views, this hotel has one of the most eye-catching lobby lounges in town. — Frommer's
This gleaming white edifice with two protruding wings looks like it would be at home in any American city. — Fodor's
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3 reviews
This ryokan just east of the Kamo River was established in 1831, with the present building dating from a century ago. — Frommer's
$350
on Booking.comThis 29-room hotel is a serene oasis in a city that, despite its mythologies, often dismays first-time visitors because of its workaday plainness. — Condé Nast Traveler
$157
on Booking.comArranged like bunk beds, the capsules can be three-high. Each unit contains a TV, an air-ventilation unit, lights, and an alarm. — Fodor's
Kyoto’s most foreigner-friendly ryokan has English-speaking staff who can point guests in the direction of English-language activities around the city. — Time Out
$152
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