Accommodation West of Keage Incline

Sakyo Ward, near Heian Shrine, is a charming area where the natural beauty of Higashiyama meets the timeless history of Kyoto.
Here, guests can experience both serene greenery and the cultural depth of the ancient capital. The neighborhood is lively, with traditional shops set in preserved Machiya townhouses, as well as landmarks such as Heian Shrine and Nanzenji Temple. With its rich heritage, this area attracts visitors from across Japan and around the world.

Torii Gate of Heian Shrine

Kyoto Prefectual Library

Kyoto City KYOCERE Museum of Art

TSUTAYA / Starbucks Coffee

Heian Jingu Shrine

Blue Bottle Coffee

Area

The Okazaki district, located nearby, has become increasingly popular in recent years as a hub where art and culture can be enjoyed casually. Home to Kyoto’s major museums and historic modern buildings, it has long been a center of modernization since the Meiji era. Visitors can easily stop by an art museum, read in the stately atmosphere of the Kyoto Prefectural Library, or pick up a slice of cake from a favorite cafe for a quiet break. Unlike the busy city center, the area offers a unique mix of old and new, Japanese and Western influences, creating a cityscape with timeless appeal.

Plan

The first floor includes a reception area, kitchen, one Western-style room, and one Japanese-style room – a layout designed for a comfortable and relaxing stay. On the second floor, there are three additional rooms along with a shower room, suitable for private group or family stays.
With both its north and south sides facing the road, the building benefits from excellent ventilation and a refreshing, open atmosphere throughout.

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