From a former telephone company building designed by Tetsuro Yoshida in the 1920s to traditional Kyomachiya townhouses with private gardens, boutique hotels in Kyoto span converted heritage architecture and ryokan-style retreats. Our nine curated properties feature interventions by Kengo Kuma and design studios, incorporating materials like wood, stone, and iron across Machiya-style interiors and bamboo groves.
Gion's traditional teahouse district anchors the city's boutique accommodation alongside Nakagyo's restored telephone company building and Karasuma Street heritage. Higashiyama's temple-adjacent streets offer Zen gardens and koi ponds, while Arashiyama's bamboo forest setting along the Hozu River provides nature-immersed luxury. Shimogyo's central ward features modern Japanese-style rooms within walking distance of the city's cultural landmarks.

















































