Gion Hatanaka Ryokan

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Located in the Shimogyo-ku ward of central Kyoto, this property offers convenient access to the tourist attractions of the city. Attractively located in the heart of Gion, Higashiyama, the inn is nestled in a quiet, secluded corner which is adjacent to Yasaka Shrine and Kodaiji Temple. Nijo Castle, Read more

Located in the Shimogyo-ku ward of central Kyoto, this property offers convenient access to the tourist attractions of the city. Attractively located in the heart of Gion, Higashiyama, the inn is nestled in a quiet, secluded corner which is adjacent to Yasaka Shrine and Kodaiji Temple. Nijo Castle, home to fine gardens and ornately decorated centuries-old structures, is about 20 minutes away. The Kyoto Imperial Palace and Sento Imperial Palace located within the grounds of Kyoto's Imperial Park are 30 minutes away. Gion Corner, Maruyama Park and Hokan-ji Temple are all within 500 metres of the hotel.

Located in the Shimogyo-ku ward of central Kyoto, this property offers convenient access to the tourist attractions of the city. Attractively located in the heart of Gion, Higashiyama, the inn is nestled in a quiet, secluded corner which is adjacent to Yasaka Shrine and Kodaiji Temple. Nijo Castle, home to fine gardens and ornately decorated centuries-old structures, is about 20 minutes away. The Kyoto Imperial Palace and Sento Imperial Palace located within the grounds of Kyoto's Imperial Park are 30 minutes away. Gion Corner, Maruyama Park and Hokan-ji Temple are all within 500 metres of the hotel.

Guests can experience superior comfort at this country house and discover the wonders of beautiful Kyoto, be it the cuisine, aromatic Koyamaki baths or the first-class services offered at the hotel. The air-conditioned establishment offers 21 rooms in total and facilities include a lobby with 24-hour reception, a cloakroom, restaurant, conference facilities and wireless Internet access. Room service and a car park are offered for a fee.

The guest rooms are modelled on the rooms in classical Japanese houses. Though they differ considerably in size and decor, certain features are universal. A low table occupies the centre of the tatami room. The partitions have sliding fusuma or shoji panels. In one wall, there is usually an ornamental alcove, called a tokonoma, graced with a hanging scroll and a floral arrangement. Guests sit on square cushions called zabuton and sleep on futon bedding spread out on the tatami mats. The room is an all-purpose space for relaxing, eating and sleeping. Amenities include an en suite bathroom, a TV and a direct dial telephone.en and women bathe separately. All guests may use the large ryokan bath. A door from the dressing room leads to the bathing room, which is divided into washing and soaking areas.

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