Close to the city's business and shopping centers as well as several temples, the hotel may well be an attraction in itself, with its elegantly appointed, European style interior and imposing exterior presence. With a hard working team and impressive service to match, a stay at the Nikko Princess Hotel will certainly be a memorable experience.

One of the features of Nikko Princess Hotel that stands out from other Kyoto hotels are its spacious guestrooms, complete with large picture-like windows offering uninterrupted views of the city. Bathrooms are some of the largest in town, complete with bathtubs and a separateshower booth. Rooms are lavishly appointed with all the latest amenities such as LCD televisions with satellite channels, telephones with IDD and broadband internet connections.

Four restaurants and one bar provide delicious tastes and venues to unwind with family, friends or associates. Enjoy the fine taste and colorful meals of traditional Kaisek cuisine at Sagano, served in a relaxing purely Japanese-style atmosphere with a small courtyard. A taste of the Orient is on offer at Hisuien, featuring a variety of Cantonese cuisine from various regions throughout China. Fine cuts of meat and fresh seafood are prepared with flair on a public griddle at Hoen, the property's tasty take on teppanyakki cuisine. Amber Court is a casual café and dining spot, known for its fresh oven baked bread and cakes. Darley offers a classy and sophisticated venue for guests to unwind with a drink.

The property makes the perfect venue for meetings and functions, with fully configurable rooms each featuring the latest and necessary equipment. After exploring Kyoto, guests can head back to the property and wind down with a cool and relaxing spa session.

Nikko Princess Hotel may just be the city's best value for money hotel in the Kyoto accommodation scene. A city center location, classy rooms, attentive service and choice of restaurants makes this property a top stay.

Facilities:

• Spa facilities
• Meeting facilities

Dining:

• Sagano - traditional Kaiseki Japanese cuisine
• Hisuien - traditional Cantonese fares
• Hoen - Japanese teppanyaki fares
• Amber Court - variety of local and western a la carte menus as well as serving coffee and tea
• Darley - bar serving an assortment of drinks, cocktails and beverages

Room type:

• Twin
• Double
• Single
• Executive Twin
• Executive Double
• Triple
• Junior Suite
• Suite
• Princess Suite

Nikko Princess Hotel Kyoto is located in a quiet residential and commercial district of the city, just five minutes away from the Shijo subway station. The property is 110 kilometers from Kansai Airport and about 55 kilomters from Itami Airport. 

Location: Karasuma Takatsuji Higashi-iru Shiimogyo-ku, Kyoto, Kyoto Prefecture 600-8096, Japan

Who should go?

If good value for money, location and glamour are what guests are looking for in Kyoto, then Nikko Princess Hotel will not disappoint. The property boasts an impressive location near to the city's business district, as well as many of the city's attractions. 

When to go?

Kyoto features a four weather seasonal pattern; chilly springs (average 15°C), warm summers (average 28°C), cool autumns (average 17°C) and cold winters (average 6°C). The city receives much of its rainfall during the late spring, summer and early autumn months, averaging about 160 millimeters of precipitation during that time. Guests should be wary that snowfall, although not common, does occur almost annually during the winter months.

Where is it?

Nikko Princess Hotel Kyoto is located in a quiet residential and commercial district of the city, just five minutes away from the Shijo subway station. The property is 110 kilometers from Kansai Airport and about 55 kilomters from Itami Airport.

What's not to be missed?

Strolling through the regal retreats of the Imperial Palace. A visit to Kiyomizu and Sanjusangendo Temples. Learning about Kyoto history at the national museum.

What's cooking?

Four restaurants and one bar provide delicious tastes and venues to unwind with family, friends or associates. Enjoy the fine taste and colorful meals of traditional Kaisek cuisine at Sagano, served in a relaxing purely Japanese-style atmosphere with a small courtyard. A taste of the Orient is on offer at Hisuien, featuring a variety of Cantonese cuisine from various regions throughout China. Fine cuts of meat and fresh seafood are prepared with flair on a public griddle at Hoen, the property's tasty take on teppanyakki cuisine. Amber Court is a casual café and dining spot, known for its fresh oven baked bread and cakes. Darley offers a classy and sophisticated venue for guests to unwind with a drink.