ザ・プリンス 京都宝ヶ池
The Prince Kyoto Takaragaike, Autograph Collection
Surrounded by forested hills and landscaped gardens, The Prince Kyoto Takaragaike offers a serene escape with refined dining and elegant event space in Kyoto’s north.
Hotel
Garden Retreat, Autograph Collection, Northern Kyoto, Tranquil Escape
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Located in the peaceful Takaragaike area, The Prince Kyoto Takaragaike, part of Marriott’s Autograph Collection, brings understated luxury to Kyoto’s northern edge. Designed by architect Togo Murano, the hotel’s circular structure is surrounded by trees, gardens, and a reflective pond, offering a restorative counterpoint to the city’s busier core. Guest rooms are spacious, with large windows framing seasonal landscapes and interiors that blend Western comfort with Japanese aesthetics. The property features French and Japanese restaurants, a tea lounge, and multiple banquet halls. With direct subway access via Kokusaikaikan Station and proximity to Kyoto International Conference Center, the hotel serves both leisure travelers and global delegates seeking calm, scenic accommodations.
Facilities & Services
French and Japanese restaurants
Tea lounge and seasonal dessert offerings
Guest rooms with garden and mountain views
Elegant banquet and wedding halls
Business support and conference facilities
24-hour front desk
Multilingual staff
Direct access to Kokusaikaikan Station (Karasuma Line)
Adjacent to Kyoto International Conference Center
Surrounded by forested walking trails and Takaragaike Park
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