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ASAI Kyoto Shijo

ASAI Kyoto Shijo

Shunzeicho, Shimogyo, Kyoto


Social
Central

Opened 2023   $$

MICHELIN Guide

“ASAI Kyoto Shijo is for travelers who want to feel part of the city rather than just pass through it. ... there is a warm community feel here, thanks to the hotel's local ambassadors and a ground-floor bar that pulls in both guests and Kyotoites.” 
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ASAI Kyoto Shijo — vibe

Vibe

Thai hospitality meets Kyoto street life around a communal ground-floor lounge spinning vintage Japanese vinyl and pouring neighborhood craft beers.

“Kyoto-Bangkok social hub”

Social

A buzzing ground-floor communal hub and Thai curry bar serving street-food cocktails to mingling guests.

Local

On-site ambassadors sharing neighborhood dining picks alongside a retail corner stocking regional Kyoto crafts.

Design

Compact guest rooms with warm timber accents and a vibrant lobby lounge featuring curated vinyl records.

Central

In Shimogyo between Shijo and Gojo stations, a short walk from Nishiki Market

ASAI Kyoto Shijo — rooms

Rooms

Compact oak-lined rooms maximize every inch with shoji-inspired sliding screens, integrated charging headboards, and custom Kyoto ceramic accents.

ASAI Kyoto Shijo — backstory

Backstory

Marking Dusit International's Japanese debut in 2023, the hotel draws its name from the Thai phrase meaning to live.

ASAI Kyoto Shijo — eat & drink

Eat & drink

Downstairs, Soi Gaeng pairs authentic Massaman curries and street skewers with cocktails shaken from Thai herbs and Japanese spirits.

The neighborhood

Tucked along quiet Shimogyo backstreets between Shijo and Gojo stations, the surrounding alleys lead straight toward Nishiki Market's bustling food stalls.

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