Our 187 guest rooms and suites—all non-smoking—seamlessly combine Japanese comforts and traditions with the customary amenities of a modern hotel. Adorned with framed works of antique kimono fabric, the serene residences are furnished with softly lit paper lanterns, low-slung beds, and deep tubs for a relaxing soak—a blissful dose of daily comfort that’s highly valued in Japan. Our 60-square-meter Deluxe Balcony rooms and all suites feature oversized wooden baths of fragrant Japanese cypress.
Located on the hotel’s 5th floor (the hotel’s highest), this 88 sq m (947 sq ft) suite has a large balcony that overlooks the famous Kyoto National Museum. A simple yet modern interior features a stylistic mix of grey and red tones that naturally blend into the timeless scenery of Kyoto’s Higashiyama, creating an authentic and distinctive experience of living in Kyoto. The king-size bed features a custom-made mattress and a down duvet made by K.K. Iwata, a long-standing supplier of high-quality bedding products. The room also has a 49-inch flat-screen TV, a Blu-ray player and an electronic tablet device. The suite’s large living area has a 43-inch flat-screen TV, an espresso machine, and a work desk with Wi-Fi Internet access. The bathroom features an overhead shower, a large cypress bathtub and a separate granite-floored wet area. This is a premium suite. See World of Hyatt program terms for upgrade eligibility.
Located on the hotel’s 5th floor (the hotel’s highest), this 88 sq m (947 sq ft) suite has a large balcony that overlooks the famous Kyoto National Museum. A simple yet modern interior features a stylistic mix of grey and green tones that naturally blend into the timeless scenery of Kyoto’s Higashiyama, creating an authentic and distinctive experience of living in Kyoto. The twin-size beds feature custom-made mattresses and down duvets made by K.K. Iwata, a long-standing supplier of high-quality bedding products. The room also has a 49-inch flat-screen TV, a Blu-ray player and an electronic tablet device. The suite’s large living area has a 43-inch flat-screen TV, an espresso machine, and a work desk with Wi-Fi Internet access. The bathroom features an overhead shower, a large cypress bathtub and a separate granite-floored wet area. This is a premium suite. See World of Hyatt program terms for upgrade eligibility.
Blending traditional Japanese taste with modern practicality, the 28 sq m (301 sq ft) guestroom was created using ample plain wood to create a warm, welcoming atmosphere. The rooms are arranged with a beautiful kimono tapestry (from the Edo to Taisho period), a gorgeous lantern and more, to make for a traditional Japanese environment while also implementing the latest technology such as flat-screen TVs and a Blu-ray player, as well as a work desk for practicality. The restroom has granite flooring and a large bathtub for better relaxation.
This bright, open-style room is a 30 - 33 sq m (322 - 355 sq ft) space with a large window facing the inner garden. Depending on the room, there are sofa beds, chairs and ottomans to create a more intimate yet quiet and relaxed atmosphere. The restroom has granite flooring and a large bathtub for better relaxation.
This relaxingly large, 59 sq m (635 sq ft) room has a sofa lounge area that makes the room feel like a private suite. The living room and bedroom are furnished with 49-inch and 43-inch flat-screen TVs respectively. The bedroom has a separate powder room. The restroom has granite flooring and a large bathtub for better relaxation.
Located at the top of the hotel on the fifth floor, this room has a balcony that offers a stunning view of the Kyoto National Museum or the hotel’s exquisitely decorated Japanese-style garden. Adorned with walnut wood, the 60 sq m (645 sq ft) room provides a stately atmosphere. It is complete with 49-inch flat-screen TVs, a sofa lounge area, as well as a work desk suited for business. The relaxing bathroom is furnished with a sizeable cypress bath tub, in which you can enjoy the view of the sky through the large adjacent window.
Located at the top of the hotel on the fifth floor, this room has a balcony that offers a stunning view of the Kyoto National Museum or the hotel’s exquisitely decorated Japanese-style garden. Adorned with walnut wood, the 60 sq m (645 sq ft) room provides a stately atmosphere. It is complete with 49-inch flat-screen TVs, a sofa lounge area, as well as a work desk suited for business. The relaxing bathroom is furnished with a sizeable cypress bath tub, in which you can enjoy the view of the sky through the large adjacent window.
This luxuriously adorned 70 sq m (753 sq ft) suite features a massive window overlooking the hotel’s Japanese garden, which reflects the changing seasons of Kyoto. The suite also features a Nijiriguchi (a small Japanese-style entrance to a tearoom) that leads to a room with six tatami mats and a sunken kotatsu and Shoji (sliding paper doors), all of which provides a distinctive and relaxing Japanese atmosphere. The suite’s large bathroom has a separate wet area with a rain shower, plus a large cypress bathtub. The living area includes a walk-in closet, a 49-inch flat-screen TV, a Blu-ray player, an electronic tablet device and an espresso machine. This is a premium suite. See World of Hyatt program terms for upgrade eligibility.
