The Tomoya Residence Hotel Kyoto is a beautiful, small boutique hotel in a quiet neighborhood just north of downtown. Rooms are large and comfortable, the service is great and personal and the rates are reasonable for what you get.
Tomoya Residence Hotel Kyoto exterior
Tomoya Residence Hotel Kyoto At A Glance
- Great for: couples, small families, small families
- Strong points: excellent service, small size, quiet neighborhood, close to downtown
- Sample rates: US$255 to 350
Deluxe double
The neighborhood just north of downtown Kyoto is one of the most interesting areas of Kyoto. It’s largely residential, but it’s filled with great little restaurants and shops. It’s much less crowded and quieter than downtown, which makes it appealing to those who want an escape from the hustle and bustle of downtown.
Deluxe twin room with living area
The Tomoya Residence Hotel is a lovely little hotel with oodles of boutique style and a staff that will take very good care of you. Rooms are large for Japan and for this price range, and some have living areas in addition to bedrooms. They serve a nice breakfast and you’ll have plenty of local restaurants to choose from for dinner.
Twin one-bedroom suite with kitchenette
Price here are in the midrange and they’re reasonable considering what you get. So if you want a small and comfortable hotel with a personal touch, give the Tomoya Residence a close look.
Name in English:
Tomoya Residence Hotel Kyoto Nijo Takakura
Name in Japanese:
トモヤレジデンスホテル京都 二条高倉
English address:
58 Matsuya-cho, Nijo-dori-Takakura-nishiiru, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto, Japan 604-0831
Japanese address:
〒604-0831 京都市中京区二条通高倉西入ル松屋町58
Price range: upper mid-range
Nearest Transport:
7 minutes walk from Karasuma Oike Station (exit 1) of Subway Karasuma and Tozai Line
Telephone: 81-75-211-8050
Website: Official Website
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Tomoya Residence Hotel Kyoto is located in Central Kyoto. See our complete list of things to do in Central Kyoto, including places to eat, nightlife and places to stay.
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