Best around Nijo Castle, Kyoto Imperial Palace Spot List

13 minutes by subway from JR 'Kyoto Station.'This is a premium accommodation-focused hotel located by the Kamo River.Situated facing Kyoto's iconic scenic spot, the 'Kamo River,' it boasts an excellent location with views of Kyoto's rich natural landscape.Close to Kawaramachi, Pontocho, and Gion, you can also enjoy Kyoto's gourmet food and shopping.The lobby features an inner courtyard that reflects the changing seasons, allowing you to fully enjoy your Kyoto stay without leaving the hotel.Additionally, all guest rooms are equipped with separate baths and high-quality linens.The hotel also includes a large communal bath exclusively for guests, allowing you to relax and unwind from your travels.We welcome you with meticulous Japanese-style decor and attentive service from our professional hotel staff.Our staff ensures your travel mood continues even after returning to the hotel, guiding you with heartfelt hospitality.Indulge in the essence and tranquility of Kyoto through the atmospheric spaces and warm hospitality.

This is a cheesecake specialty shop, providing over 30 kinds of special cheesecakes (from 594 JPY) that rotate from day to day. Besides cheesecake there's an abundant food menu, such as a quiche set and a coconut curry.

7 minutes on foot from Exit 22 of the Karasuma Line's "Shijo" Station.A hotel situated in a charming location facing Shinmachi Street, where the Yamaboko floats line up during the Gion Festival.Enjoy restaurants offering Japanese cuisine made with Kyoto ingredients and seasonal specialties, as well as a large artificial carbonated bath to soothe travel fatigue.

Peace Hostel Sanjo offers a well-equipped shared space where travelers from around the world can gather, aiming to provide a special travel experience that cannot be enjoyed through ordinary sightseeing trips.For those who want a little excitement in their daily lives, value encounters that happen once in a lifetime, or are traveling the world in search of new experiences, why not come and create a memorable piece (a fragment) once in a lifetime?