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The Westin Miyako Kyoto
Set against the forested hills of eastern Kyoto, The Westin Miyako blends natural serenity with modern comfort and direct access to cultural landmarks.
Hotel
Historic Kyoto, Wellness, Family-Friendly, Luxury Hotel
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Perched at the base of Higashiyama’s slopes, The Westin Miyako Kyoto has welcomed guests since 1890 and remains one of the city’s flagship luxury hotels. Recently renovated, the property offers spacious guest rooms with soft earth tones, large windows, and panoramic views of Kyoto’s mountains and rooftops. The hotel’s wellness facilities include a natural hot spring spa, lap pool, and state-of-the-art fitness center, while the scenic garden trail and bird sanctuary offer quiet moments away from the city’s bustle. Dining ranges from French and Japanese haute cuisine to casual lounges and afternoon tea. Ideal for families, couples, and global travelers, the hotel provides shuttle access to Kyoto Station and sits near Nanzen-ji, Eikan-do, and the Philosopher’s Path.
Facilities & Services
Natural hot spring spa and wellness center
Indoor swimming pool and fitness studio
Garden walking path and bird sanctuary
Multiple dining venues (Japanese, French, lounge)
Afternoon tea service
Shuttle bus to Kyoto Station
Family-friendly services and amenities
Large event and banquet facilities
24-hour front desk and concierge
Multilingual staff
Walking distance to Nanzen-ji and Keage Station
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
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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.