Ryokan Seryo

Seryo is a Ryokan located within the naturesque countryside of Ohara, Kyoto. Spend a tranquil moment in the peaceful atmosphere of Ohara after sightseeing through the hustle and bustle of Kyoto City. Seryo accommodates you with a total of ９ Japanese, Western or Japanese-western type guestrooms all facing the beautifully landscaped Japanese garden. Providing relaxing hospitality to all our guests. Our two...

Kanamean Nishitomiya Kyoto

Kyoto's versatile charms are brought out by the changing seasons. The word "Kaname" of the hotel name has two meanings: the rivet of a fan and the key point. Named after the history of fan making culture in the area, we hope for our guests to see Kanamean Nishitomiya as one of their key places in Kyoto. Our exquisite Japanese style hotel (Ryokan) has seven rooms, each with its own distinct charm. The hotel aims...

L’Hotel de Hiei Kyoto

Mt. Hiei, the mother mountain of Japanese Buddhism, stands over the border between Kyoto and Shiga Prefectures. The fresh air of the forest and the magnificent views of the sparkling water surface of Lake Biwa bring you to the state of calmness. L’Hotel de Hiei is the closest place you can retreat to restore your mind and soul. Wrapped in the blue sky and green forest, sleep and wake up in the middle of the World Heritage...

Ryokan Kibune Hiroya Kyoto

The land of Rakuhoku Genbu, Kibune is exactly the back room of Kyoto. A deep grove is approaching near the waterside where the sound of the sound echoes. The clear air is cool on the skin even in the middle of summer, and it is full of coolness. The eyes of Ao Kaede, who blocks the sunlight, are also brilliant. Please enjoy it to your heart's content. Located in the heart of Kibune, Kyoto Surrender yourself to this village...

Ryokan Seikoro Kyoto

Ryokan Seikoro Kyoto is an historic inn founded in 1831. The wooden main building is a pure Japanese-style building in 1901, but there is a drawing room with a romantic scent of Taisho near the lobby, creating a unique atmosphere. All rooms are Japanese-style rooms with bath and toilet. For dinner, you can enjoy the Kyo Kaiseki course slowly in your room. The name of Seikoro was named to mean "a tower built on...