
THE THOUSAND KYOTO
Steps from Kyoto Station, this refined hotel offers a harmonious blend of modern architecture and nature-inspired design, with spacious rooms and luxurious amenities.

Find boutique hotels in Kyoto that stand out for their style and local character — ideal for travelers looking for something unique and memorable.
A stylish hotel in the Nakagyo Ward, with spacious rooms and a mix of modern and traditional decor, near Nishiki Market and Gion.
Steps from Kyoto Station, this refined hotel offers a harmonious blend of modern architecture and nature-inspired design, with spacious rooms and luxurious amenities.
Kyoto is a city in Japan known for its historic temples, shrines, and traditional districts such as Gion. It is served by rail and bus networks that connect cultural sites and residential areas throughout the city.
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The modern heart of the city. Staying here puts you in the middle of covered shopping arcades, department stores, and the Pontocho dining alley. It is the most strategic location, offering walking access to Gion and direct train access to Arashiyama and Osaka.
This is the Kyoto of your imagination: geishas hurrying down cobbled lanes, wooden teahouses, and ancient pagodas. Staying here means you can beat the crowds to Kiyomizu-dera at sunrise. It is incredibly atmospheric but becomes a tourist crush during the day.
The futuristic Kyoto Station is a city within a city. While the immediate area is modern and lacks charm, the convenience is unbeatable for day trips (Nara/Osaka/Hiroshima) and Shinkansen access. It has a high concentration of large, modern hotels.
Quieter and more refined than its southern neighbor, this area centers around the Philosopher's Path and the Silver Pavilion (Ginkaku-ji). It’s a green, scholarly district with museums and tranquil canals. Perfect for walkers and those seeking a meditative atmosphere.
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