Tophotels in Kyoto-shi

As the former capital of Japan, Kyoto is filled with an abundance of stunning eastern scenery. Situated in a valley to the east of the Tamba Highlands, the city is surrounded on three sides by towering mountains, which create a climate of hot summers and cold winters. Kyoto, considered 'Old Japan', is a stark contrast to the images we see in the media of the technologically advanced cities of Tokyo and Osaka. It is here that you'll find tranquil temples, bold shrines, and stunning gardens. Book a hotel in Kyototoday to experience this peaceful serenity.

What can I expect to find if I stay in a hotel in Kyoto?

Kyoto fully embraces tradition and culture. Geishas can be seen occasionally in the city and there are many quaint tea shops lining the quiet streets. The city’s pride in its culture is evident through its brightly decorated temples, monuments, and shrines – the most impressive of which is built into the side of the mountain and has bright orange gates. It is also renowned for its excellent restaurants. You’ll find everything from places serving Japanese dishes to fusion restaurants where Japanese is merged with Italian or French cuisine, creating mouth-watering results.

Why should I choose Kyoto for my next business trip?

The city is within easy reach of other cities in Japan, as well as major cities all over the world. It is just a 45-minute drive from Osaka International Airport, and Kansai International Airport is only a little further than that. From here you can fly to a range of cities, including Los Angeles, Paris, and Beijing, to name a few. Within the city itself, you’ll find that subways and buses run regularly and are easy to use. The city is also home to the Kyoto International Conference Center, which can cater to all your business needs.

What can I do if I book a hotel in Kyoto?

Thanks to Kyoto’s location, a popular activity with visitors is hiking in the mountainous regions surrounding the city. For something manageable and straightforward, try the Mt. Daimonji-yama climb – at just 2km long, you can enjoy beautiful views without breaking into a sweat. For something a little more relaxing, head to the district of Gion. Sample the traditional cuisine, see geishas wandering the streets, and view the stunning Yasaka Shrine.