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ASAI Kyoto Shijo
Immerse yourself in Kyoto's rich culture at ASAI Kyoto Shijo, a boutique hotel blending modern design with local charm.
Hotel
Boutique Hotel, Modern Accommodation, Kyoto Hotels
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Located in the heart of Kyoto, ASAI Kyoto Shijo offers travelers a unique experience that combines contemporary comfort with authentic local touches. The hotel features cozy rooms equipped with superior-quality beds, powerful showers, and smart TVs for downtime streaming. Guests can enjoy authentic Thai cuisine at the on-site restaurant, "Soi Gaeng," and unwind at the bar area. The communal spaces are thoughtfully designed to foster connections among guests and the local community, with regular collaborations with local creatives, chefs, and wellness experts. ASAI Kyoto Shijo serves as an ideal base for exploring Kyoto's hotspots, with easy access to popular attractions and personalized recommendations from the hotel's community ambassadors.
Facilities & Services
- Restaurant
- Bar Area
- Communal Spaces
- Community Ambassadors
- Free Wi-Fi
Kyoto Orthodox Church
A hidden gem in Kyoto’s city center, the Kyoto Orthodox Church offers a quiet space for worship and reflection, preserving the beauty of Eastern Orthodox tradition in Japan.
Nagaoka Tenmangu Shrine
A peaceful shrine in suburban Kyoto, Nagaoka Tenmangu is cherished for its seasonal beauty—especially during cherry blossom and azalea blooms—making it a serene retreat from city crowds.
Kamogawa Delta
At the fork of two rivers in northern Kyoto, Kamogawa Delta is a beloved open-air retreat where locals and travelers relax, play, and take in the gentle rhythm of the city’s natural heart.
Jōnangū Shrine
A tranquil Shinto shrine tucked away in southern Kyoto, Jōnangū is renowned for its harmonious gardens and seasonal floral displays, offering a spiritual retreat through the changing rhythms of nature.
Katsura Imperial Villa
A masterpiece of Japanese architecture and landscape design, Katsura Imperial Villa offers a rare glimpse into the refined aesthetics of the Edo period, accessible only through guided tours with advance reservation.