Hotel Nikko Princess Kyoto
Shimogyo, Kyoto
“Classic Karasuma hospitality”
Vibe
Polished omotenashi hospitality sets the rhythm in Shimogyo, where classic European styling meets quiet domestic traditions.
“Classic Karasuma hospitality”
Kaiseki dining with seasonal Kyoto vegetables and an on-site boutique selling regional crafts.
Attentive hospitality, spacious guest rooms, and natural Kyoto groundwater piped into deep soaking tubs.
Three decades of milestone banquets, Japanese courtyard kaiseki dining, and evening drinks at Bar Darley.
In Shimogyo, three minutes from Shijo Station and a short walk from Nishiki Market
Rooms
Refreshed quarters pair comfortable Simmons mattresses with deep soaking bathtubs fed directly by natural underground Kyoto well water.
Backstory
Built by Kyoto-based Kyocera Group in 1994, the property celebrated twenty years under the Nikko banner with phased sustainable renovations.
Eat & drink
Five dining rooms span traditional tempura-kappo at Sagano beside an inner garden to French breakfast spreads and classic drinks at Darley.
The neighborhood
Shijo Station sits three minutes away on foot, placing Bukko-ji Temple and Nishiki Market's street food stalls within easy reach.
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