King Room
- 1 King-size bed
- Shower
- Heating
- Air conditioning
Hotel · Kyoto · Kyoto
A quiet, traditional-style hotel in Kyoto's Okazaki district, within walking distance of temples, shrines, and the Philosopher's Path.
About
Heian No Mori Kyoto sits in the historic Okazaki district, about 1.5 km from the Hosomi Museum. Many guests praise its proximity to cultural sights like Heian Shrine, Nanzen-ji Temple, and the Philosopher's Path, all within a comfortable walk.
The hotel pairs a traditional Kyoto atmosphere with modern comforts: air-conditioned rooms with tea and coffee facilities, a restaurant, and free Wi-Fi in public areas. A free shuttle service and 24-hour reception add convenience, while the quiet setting offers a retreat from the city center.
In brief
01 — Rooms
High season: summer dates usually book out a few weeks ahead.
02 — Amenities
Everything included at this stay — the facilities and essentials, at a glance.
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03 — Reviews
Recent verified reviews from guests who stayed here.
Guest-rated 7.3/10 from 751 reviews
7.3Verified guest“The hotel met a good standard and the staff were friendly. My one night in a double room was enjoyable – quiet, pleasant, and conveniently central with a nice street view.”
7.3Verified guest“Close to the temple and sights like Kyoto Zoo and Nanzen-ji, plus the well-known Yachiyo restaurant and Kyoto Station. Staff were helpful, efficient, and had a good sense of humor.”
7.3Verified guest“I was pleased with the handy location in the northern Higashiyama district, right next to Ginkakuji. Tried some nice meals at Kobai nearby. My room was huge and well-designed, with a TV, three big beds, and a large window.”
7.3Verified guest“The location is fantastic – close to Kyoto Station, a charming coffee shop, and many notable attractions.”
7.3Verified guest“Spacious room and a convenient location that made it easy to walk to nearby sights.”
7.3Verified guest“Breakfast was decent with plenty of choices. Service was top-notch, and the rooms looked recently refreshed. I had a nice room with a good-sized TV, a huge window with lots of light, and three big, comfy beds.”
04 — Location
The property sits in Kyoto.
Okazaki District: The hotel sits in the historic Okazaki area, known for its cultural institutions and leafy surroundings. Heian Shrine is a short walk away, and the Philosopher's Path offers a scenic route to Ginkakuji.
Nanzen-ji Temple: One of Kyoto's most important Zen temples, Nanzen-ji is within walking distance and praised by guests for its serene grounds. The hotel's location makes it easy to visit early before crowds.
Gion District: The famous geisha district is accessible from the hotel, with reviews noting the convenience of its proximity. Gion offers traditional architecture, tea houses, and dining options.
Kyoto Station: Guests mention easy access to Kyoto Station, the city's main transport hub, making it convenient for day trips. The hotel's free shuttle service can help bridge the distance.
51 Okazaki Higashi Tenno-Cho, Sakyo-Ku, Kyoto, Kyoto, Kyoto, 606-8332, Japan
05 — Good to know
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06 — Questions
Check-in is from 15:00 to 23:59, and check-out is until 11:00.
No, pets are not allowed at Heian No Mori Kyoto.
The hotel has a restaurant, and guest reviews mention a Japanese-style breakfast included in some stays. It's best to confirm with the hotel when booking.
There is a free shuttle service, though specific routes are not detailed. Guests mention easy access to bus stops and Kyoto Station, so it's advisable to ask the hotel for shuttle details.
Yes, the hotel offers non-smoking rooms, and there are smoking rooms as well. The property has non-smoking rooms as an amenity.
Room options include King, Queen, Twin, Deluxe Twin, and Triple rooms. Beds range from single to king-size, with some rooms accommodating up to three guests.
The bottom line
Heian No Mori Kyoto is a solid choice for travelers who prioritize location and quiet comfort over luxury or cutting-edge design. Its walkable access to major temples and the Philosopher's Path, plus spacious rooms and a praised breakfast, make it a reliable base. The lower value score and dated touches mean it's not the most economical or polished option, but for those seeking a peaceful, convenient stay in Kyoto's historic heart, it delivers.
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