Urban Hotel Kyoto

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Located near the south entrance to Kyoto, Urban Hotel Kyoto is close to various attractions and historic sites as well as the main business area.

Entrance to Kyoto, Urban Hotel Kyoto is close to various attractions and historic sites as well as the main business area. Urban Hotel Kyoto is a convenient, economical stay.

Urban Hotel Kyoto is a 3 star hotel featuring 199 rooms in total.
All single rooms are equipped with semi-double-size beds.

Accommodation Information

The Urban Hotel Kyoto is a three star Budget establishment has all the comforts such as: Restaurant
Front Desk 24hr
Tennis Court
Non Smoking Rooms
Business Center
Laundry
Free Parking
Television
AirCon

With a 199 room capacity with categories ranging from the Standard Twin to the Standard Family Twin Room) rooms, the Urban Hotel Kyoto is accessible starting at n.a. US Dollars.

This hotel offers a unique service: Wheelchair accessible.
High speed internet is available in this hotel. Relax yourself in the hotel's Sauna.

Location Information

There are lots of beautiful Japanese architecture to see around here.

Fushimi Inari Shrine is famous for its thousands of closely-spaced orange torii gates that wind over the hills of Inariyama beyond the entrance to the shrine. Inari shrines honor the patron deities of agriculture and business, ensuring a constant stream of worshippers and the individual torii are donated by merchants hoping to get ahead in business.

Daigo-ji temple, placed all over the Daigo-san Mountain, is well-known as a “temple of flower”, you can see a thousand of cherry blossoms are in full bloom in spring, and is also one of the world heritages.

Tofuku-ji Temple is one of the Kyoto Gozan (five temples), and is a main temple of the Tofuku-ji group of the Rinzai sect. Many gardens have remained in the Zen buddhist head priest's residences for many years, but surrounding the residence with gardens, as in this temple, is rare.