The Westin Miyako Kyoto
Higashiyama Ward, Kyoto
“Higashiyama hillside landmark”
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Vibe
Modernist Togo Murano architecture frames serene Japanese gardens on a Higashiyama hillside with over a century of heritage.
“Higashiyama hillside landmark”
Operating in Higashiyama since 1890, featuring Togo Murano's preserved sukiya-style Kasuien annex and Japanese rock gardens.
The 2,100-square-meter Spa Kacho draws natural thermal spring water into semi-open-air baths facing forested hills.
Hosting international dignitaries, state banquets, and multi-generational Kyoto family gatherings continuously since 1890.
In Higashiyama by Keage Station and historic Nanzen-ji
Rooms
Bright interiors pair clean Japanese minimalism with broad views across forested slopes and manicured rooftop gardens.
Backstory
Founded in 1890, this hilltop flagship was shaped by architect Togo Murano before undergoing a complete renovation in 2021.
Wellness
A 2,100-square-meter spa draws natural hot spring water directly from the hillside into indoor and outdoor thermal baths.
The neighborhood
Nanzen-ji temple and the cherry-lined Keage Incline sit at your doorstep, with central Gion just minutes away.
“With more than 130 years of high-end Japanese hospitality under its belt, The Westin Miyako Kyoto knows what it takes to care for guests.”
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