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Sakura Terrace The Gallery
Dual wings frame an open courtyard with water basins, evening fire pits, and gem-toned artwork.
Tamao
Minimalist timber interiors and traditional tiled roofs arranged around a quiet central courtyard garden.
The Blossom Kyoto
Modern machiya interiors feature a toriniwa passage garden, custom optical lanterns, and delicate kirikane foil detailing.
The Celestine Hotel Gion
Double-height stone lobbies look onto sunken rock gardens, complemented by sukiya-inspired joinery and tatami floors.
The Gate Hotel Kyoto Takasegawa
Minimalist interiors by SCDA Architects integrating warm oak joinery, raw stone, and expansive Higashiyama mountain vistas.
The General Kyoto
Interiors shaped by Uchida Design showcase soft curved woodwork, custom tilework, and curated Japanese craft objects.
The Hiramatsu Kyoto
Edo-style wallpaper and patinated lead accent walls pair with refined Danish seating and courtyard views.
The Hotel Seiryu Kyoto Kiyomizu
Minimalist interiors by Ryu Kosaka feature blonde timber paneling, tray ceilings, and windows framing Yasaka Pagoda.
The Junei Hotel
Interiors crafted with Takesada Shoten bamboo screens, solar-dyed silk textiles, and hand-printed woodblock paper headboards.
The Junei Hotel Kyoto Imperial Palace West
Eight spacious rooms detailed with handcrafted Kyo-Karakami woodblock panels, washi paper lanterns, and custom Shigaraki ceramic tubs.
The Machiya Ebisuya Hotel
Woven bamboo ajiro ceilings, exterior koshi latticework, and interlocking tsugite carpentry framing modern boutique interiors.
The Millennials Kyoto
Modular SmartPods feature iPod-controlled motorized beds that recline into sofas beneath optional projection screens.
The Screen Hotel
Thirteen individually styled guestrooms showcase bespoke creations from thirteen distinct Japanese and international artists.
The Thousand Kyoto
A soaring stone staircase atrium, slatted timber screens, and Kurotani washi paper panels define the minimalist interiors.
Tomoya Residence Hotel Kyōto Nijō Takakura
Timber-lined suites feature tatami seating, private courtyard gardens, and Genji-kō incense patterns developed with Shōeidō.
TSUGU Kyoto Sanjo by THE SHARE HOTELS
Minimalist interiors by Yusuke Seki balance exposed raw concrete and pale timber with sculptural desert botanicals.
Tune Stay Kyoto
A soaring wooden amphitheater staircase flanked by floor-to-ceiling bookshelves anchors the minimalist interior.
Umekoji Potel Kyoto
Clean timber-lined spaces connect multi-level interactive lounges, minimalist wood-paneled guestrooms, and a custom-tiled retro bathhouse.
