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THE HOTEL HIGASHIYAMA KYOTO TOKYU, A Pan Pacific Hotel
Rooted in the tranquil Higashiyama district, this Pan Pacific property offers thoughtful design, wellness elements, and access to Kyoto’s historic core.
Hotel
Luxury Hotel, Higashiyama District, Pan Pacific, Contemporary Kyoto, Wellness-Focused
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THE HOTEL HIGASHIYAMA KYOTO TOKYU, under the Pan Pacific umbrella, presents an understated luxury stay steeped in Kyoto refinement. Situated in a quiet lane near Shoren-in Temple and Heian Shrine, the hotel offers interiors marked by soft textures, earth tones, and Kyoto artisan touches. Guest rooms are designed for restful stays with shoji-style windows, soaking tubs, and curated lighting. The in-house restaurant features modern Kyoto cuisine made with seasonal ingredients, while the tea and sake lounge offers quiet reflection. A wellness studio, spa services, and cultural concierge programs round out the stay. With walking access to major temples and gardens, the property caters to travelers seeking immersion, serenity, and elevated comfort.
Facilities & Services
Kyoto cuisine restaurant and sake lounge
Wellness studio and spa services
Guest rooms with shoji accents and deep soaking tubs
Cultural concierge and guided experiences
Fitness center
24-hour front desk
Multilingual staff
Walking distance to Heian Shrine, Shoren-in, and Okazaki Park
Quiet location in eastern Kyoto
Family- and couple-friendly atmosphere
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.