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ハイアットリージェンシー京都

Hyatt Regency Kyoto

Blending international hospitality with Kyoto refinement, Hyatt Regency Kyoto offers a serene stay near temples, museums, and traditional neighborhoods.

Hotel

5-Star Luxury Hotel, Modern Kyoto, Wellness, Cultural Access, Family-Friendly

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Located in Kyoto’s historic Higashiyama district, Hyatt Regency Kyoto merges modern comfort with the cultural depth of its surroundings. The hotel’s architecture features stone, wood, and light-filtering shoji screens, creating warm, contemporary interiors grounded in Japanese aesthetics. Guest rooms include spacious layouts, deep soaking tubs, and garden or temple-facing views. Dining options range from seasonal kaiseki and sushi to rustic Italian at the in-house trattoria. Wellness amenities include a luxury spa, 24-hour fitness center, and yoga classes. Situated near Sanjusangendo, Kyoto National Museum, and the Kamo River, the property serves as a quiet base for both sightseeing and rejuvenation.

Facilities & Services

  • Guest rooms with garden or temple views

  • Multiple restaurants (Japanese, sushi, Italian)

  • Luxury spa and wellness center

  • Fitness studio and yoga programs

  • Seasonal afternoon tea service

  • Concierge and cultural programming

  • Event and banquet spaces

  • 24-hour front desk

  • Multilingual staff

  • Walking distance to Sanjusangendo, Kyoto National Museum, and Keihan Shichijo Station

Contact

Address:

644-2 Sanjusangendomawari, Higashiyama Ward, Kyoto 605-0941

Phone:

075-541-1234

A hidden scholarly sanctuary within Tō-ji’s shadow—Kanchi-in preserves the intellectual heart of Shingon Buddhism and Kyoto’s medieval past.
Kanchi-in Temple

A hidden scholarly sanctuary within Tō-ji’s shadow—Kanchi-in preserves the intellectual heart of Shingon Buddhism and Kyoto’s medieval past.

A vast Rinzai Zen temple famed for its fiery autumn canopy and wooden bridge views—Tōfuku-ji is Kyoto’s seasonal pilgrimage site.
Tōfuku-ji Temple

A vast Rinzai Zen temple famed for its fiery autumn canopy and wooden bridge views—Tōfuku-ji is Kyoto’s seasonal pilgrimage site.

A tranquil subtemple of Tofuku-ji, Kōmyō-in is a study in stillness—where a single raked stone garden captures the essence of Zen.
Kōmyō-in Temple

A tranquil subtemple of Tofuku-ji, Kōmyō-in is a study in stillness—where a single raked stone garden captures the essence of Zen.

A Rinzai Zen temple known for its “Window of Enlightenment” and “Window of Delusion”—Genkō-an turns architecture into meditation.
Genkō-an

A Rinzai Zen temple known for its “Window of Enlightenment” and “Window of Delusion”—Genkō-an turns architecture into meditation.

A quiet hillside temple above the Katsura River—Hōrin-ji offers sweeping views, esoteric depth, and a contemplative escape from the crowds below.
Hōrin-ji

A quiet hillside temple above the Katsura River—Hōrin-ji offers sweeping views, esoteric depth, and a contemplative escape from the crowds below.

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