Kyoto Garden Palace locates in the center of Kyoto city and yet in front of Hamaguri-Gomon, where you can enjoy the beautiful seasons of Kyoto Imperial Palace in relaxing and quiet surroundings. The location is very convenient for sight-seeing around Kyoto, and the best base from which to experience Kyoto’s three major festivals; Aoi Festival, Gion Festival and Jidai Festival. The building has soothing and welcoming atmosphere which was honored with Kyoto City Urban Design Award. Kyoto and Western cuisines are offered in two restaurants on the premises. The water used in the hotel is natural soft underground water in Kyoto, and all rooms are accommodated with Simmons Bed worldly known for the best quality. Spend a relaxing time at Kyoto Garden Palace surrounded by quiet and beautiful nature. Stay with us and let us have the privilege and pleasure of serving you.
| Address |
605, TATSUMAE-CHO, SHIMOCHOJAMACHI AGARU, KARASUMA-DORI, KAMIGYO-KU, KYOTO 602-0912, JAPAN |
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| Phone Number / Fax Number |
Phone Number +81-75-411-0111 / Fax Number +81-75-411-0403 |
| Check-In Time |
15:00 |
| Check-Out Time |
11:00 |
| Parking |
54CARS (1,500YEN /ONE NIGHT, A CAR) Closed 22:30 -7:00 |
| Credit Cards |
American Express Diner’s Club JCB Master Card VISA Union Pay |
| Internet |
Free internet access provided via Wi-Fi and via LAN cable in each room. |
Smoking Room
No smoking Room
Smoking Room
No smoking Room
Smoking Room
No smoking Room
Smoking Room
No smoking Room
Smoking Room
No smoking Room
Smoking Room
No smoking Room
Smoking Room
Smoking Room
Room Facilities & Amenity
TV
Satellite program
Telephone
Internet(via Wi-Fi ＆LAN cable)
Electric kettle
Tea set
Refrigerator
Hair dryer
Trouser press
(on request)
Desk light
(on request)
Humidifier
Washlet
(toilet seat with bidet functions)
Shampoo
Conditioner
Hand soap
Body soap
Headband
Foam net
Cleansing oil/Lotion
Hair brush
Toothbrush & tooth paste
Hand towel
Face towel
Bath towel
Body towel
Slippers
Deodorizer
Yukata(Japanese bathrobe)
Razor
Cotton swab
| Cancellation Policy |
Please note that cancellation fee will be charged as follows; Cancellation on the reserved date: fee equivalent to 80% of the accommodation fee Cancellation on a day before the reserved date: fee equivalent to 20% of the accommodation fee Separate policy will be applied to a group more than 15 people. Please make inquiry for details. |
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| No show without notice |
No show without notice will be subject to cancellation fee as follows; No show/arrival without notice: fee equivalent to 100% of the accommodation fee |
Kyoto cuisine Restaurant
Kyoto cuisine Restaurant
Currently closedYou can enjoy taste Kyoto cuisine style of every season in our restaurant.
| TEL (direct) |
075-411-0404 |
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| Open hours |
Lunch: Weekdays 11:30-14:30(last call 14:00) Weekend 11:30-15:00(last call 14:30) |
| Capacity |
Tables: 36 |
Cafe & Restaurant
Cafe & Restaurant
Please enjoy the various menu in a casual atmosphere.
| TEL (direct) |
075-411-0399 |
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| Open hours |
Lunch: Weekdays 11:30-14:30(last call 14:00) Weekend 11:30-15:00(last call 14:30) |
| Private room |
Royal Room: up to 20 people |
KYOTO GARDEN PALACE
602-0912 605 Tatsumaecho, Shimochojamachi-agaru, Karasuma-dori, Kamigyo-ku, Kyoto
Phone : +81-75-411-0111
■Subway
Approx 8min, walk from the exit 2 of Marutamachi Station.
Exit 6 of Imadegawa Station.
■By car：
From JR Kyoto Station 15minutes. From Hankyu Karasuma Station approx 10minutes.From Meishin Express way Kyoto South interchange 30minutes via Sanjo st.From Meishin Expressway Kyoto South interchange 30minutes via Route 1 To-ji Temple.
Kyoto Imperial Garden was once an area with more than 200 residences for imperial families and court nobles in the Edo Period.
The shrine is located next to Kyoto Garden Palace. It enshrines Wake no Kiyomaro and Wake no Hiromushi-hime who contributed to the relocation of the capital to Kyoto.
Rozanji Temple was originally founded during Tengyo Period (938 - 947) , by Ganzan Daishi Ryogen who rejuvenated Hieizan Enryakuji Temple. It is known also as remains of Murasakisikibu residence.
Shiunzan Chohoji Temple was founded by Prince Shotoku, and is commonly called as “Rokkakudo.”
The museum was build as a research center of tea ceremony originated in the Urasenke school.
The park depicts a town scene of Edo Period, and actual filming takes place in different parts of the park. You can also make a backstage tour.
