ORI Kyoto

Kyoto, Shijo

THE HOTEL

600-8475 Kyoto, Kyoto, Shimogyo-ku Kazahayacho 566-4

10 min. from Karasuma Station

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This hotel doesn't have a car or bicycle parking area; you can get here with public transport or use local public parking.

ORI Kyoto's has some of the largest rooms in the area and sits in a quiet neighborhood just a step away from downtown Shijo. Drop by in July to see and hear the spectacle of Kyoto's annual Gion Festival, a 1,150 year old tradition where the community chooses a local child to DM the gods.

Apartment hotels perfect for groups and families. Whether you're staying just a few days or plan to setup camp for longer, we've got huge rooms with several beds and small kitchens you'll feel just like at home when you're done exploring.

Amenities

Luggage Storage

Coin Laundry

Humidifier

Baby Bed

Reception

ORI Kyoto

2 PM to 11 PM

The Rooms

We offer rooms ideal for both solo travelers and families. Each room is equipped with all the essential amenities, and we provide optional extras to enhance your stay.

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✔ The best rates, always
✔ Quickest online check-in
✔ Local recommendations
✔ A happy crew (we love direct bookings!)
❌ Cute pandas (...yet )

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Where you'll be

Shijo

Shijo Station (Kyoto City Subway) and Karasuma Station (Hankyu Kyoto line) make this area very convenient for sightseeing in Kyoto City—or for a day trip to Osaka or Nara. New York has 5th Avenue; Kyoto has Shijo. Here, you’ll find all the big brands and department stores. Walk along Shijo Street itself or explore nearby for some great places to eat. If you’re a true foodie, the famous "Nishiki Market" is just a block away. (Be sure to go early—most shops close by 6 pm, a tradition from when it mainly served locals for grocery shopping.) Just a short walk east, you’ll reach the Kawaramachi area, known for the Shinkyogoku and Teramachi shopping arcades.