Muko Hotels - Japan

Kyoto Royal Hotel & Spa
 

The Kyoto Royal Hotel (Japan) is located close to some of the best attractions of Kyoto: The Gion (the entertainment district) is just two blocks from the hotel as is the Teramachi covered arcade. The subway is just one block for the hotel. There are also plenty of restaurants in the neighborhood which include Indian cuisine. The hotel is located in the center of Kyoto's government and business districts and within walking distance of major shopping areas. This hotel offers a wedding chapel, with on-site photography studio and bridal salon and banquet accommodations for up to 600. For rehearsal dinners, or quiet family evenings, the Kyoto Royal features three on-site restaurants which include Japanese, Chinese and western dining and a coffee house. For bridal luncheons there is a tea lounge, and what bachelor party would be complete without the Royal's karaoke room? For the busy bride, groom, wedding or "other" guest, the hotel also features computer rentals and wireless Internet access in the lobby and at the bar. This hotel offers 335 rooms and suites featuring tea sets, satellite TV, and Japanese bathrobes. Refrigerators are available in some rooms. Honeymooners and other guests will appreciate that the Kyoto Royal is also near major cultural attractions, such as historical temples, shrines, museums, and even the former Imperial Palace.

Kyoto Tokyu Hotel
 

The Kyoto Tokyu Hotel offers a luxurious and elegant lobby, as well as relaxing rooms. Every Tokyu Hotel promises an elegant stay with plenty of room to relax. This hotel can meet any need with the full range of facilities for everything from ceremonies and wedding receptions to international conferences. This hotel features 7 floors above ground, 2 underground levels, a Banquet hall, Shinto, Buddhist and Christian wedding chapel, beauty salon, dressing room, wardrobe room, photo studio, conference room, shop, and an art gallery. All guest rooms feature an extended range of amenities - refrigerator, satellite TV, video (extra charge), yukata robe and slippers, electric pot and tea set, and washlet (Toilet with a shower). All rooms feature jacks for dial-up Internet access, but high- speed. Broadband access is available for an additional fee. There are four different restaurants onsite, offering a variety of cuisines, as well as a bar and a tea lounge.

Kyoto Brighton Hotel
 

Located on the east of Nakadachiuri gate of Kyoto Imperial Palace, Kyoto Brighton Hotel with its classic architecture, harmonizes with Kyoto's beauty. The Atrium Lobby with natural light, water and greenery as the motif for your special time in Kyoto and the first-class cuisine of the world gourmets - French, Chinese and Kyoto-styled Japanese Cuisine.

Hotel Granvia Kyoto
 

The Hotel Granvia Kyoto is directly connected to the Japan Rail Kyoto Station, making it the perfect location for those who wish to do sightseeing or business in other parts of the city or neighboring areas. This deluxe hotel has the taste of a museum, with more than 1000 pieces of contemporary artwork in the facility. The building itself boasts impressive, ultra-modern architecture that makes it a new landmark in the city. Reaching this hotel is easy using the JR lines or Shinkansen Bullet Train. For those flying out of the Kansai International Airport, the Hqaruka super express train will take you to the airport in only 75 minutes. The Hotel Granvia Kyoto offers 539 stylishly decorated rooms with a delicate mixture of contemporary and tradition. High-speed Internet access is available in all guest rooms. Because the Granvia Kyoto directly connected to the JR Kyoto Station, gateway to the ancient capital of Japan, it's located at the crossroads where people and cultures meet, interact and exchange information. Moreover, this hotel provides all the comfort and amenities expected of a fine urban resort. Please Note: Early check-in charge: 100% from 6-11 a.m. and 30% from 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Ana Hotel Kyoto
 

With gentle koto music filtering through the stunning lobby to seasonally inspired kaiseki cuisine in one of the restaurants, the ANA Hotel Kyoto (Japan) is enveloped by the city's sublime beauty and historic grandeur. Guests can marvel at the neighboring Nijo Castle, built in 1603 by the founder of the Tokugawa Shogunte, and the 1,700 Buddhist temples, 300 Shinto shrines, imperial palaces and traditional wooden homes dating back thousands of years. Guests can let go of everything by meditating in a 16th-century rock garden or the hotel's courtyard to the sounds of a murmuring waterfall. Visitors can pamper themselves in the hotel's Santeloi, Kyoto's first spa, with saunas, massage rooms, lounges, locker rooms and an indoor pool. This Kyoto hotel also features conference and banquet facilities, Internet access, catering services, shopping arcade, and a variety of on-site dining options. Guests can chose from rice porridge and other Japanese delicacies in Unkai, and afternoon tea and terrace dining in the casual Cozy café. Karin specializes in traditional Chinese dishes, while the Rose Room features French cuisine. Other amenities include airport transportation, room service, car rentals, child care and assistance with tours. The eight-story hotel's 303 pastel guestrooms, many with views of the Nijo Castle, feature minibars, Asian-accented furniture, dressing rooms, dial-up and complimentary wireless Internet access, foot massagers, refrigerators and slippers. The ANA Hotel Kyoto presents the accommodations and amenities that guests to this historic Japanese city can enjoy.

Kyoto Takaragaike Prince Hotel
 

With its oval-shaped design by famed architect Togo Murano, the Kyoto Takaragaike Prince Hotel in Kyoto, Japan, rests below the Kyoto Mountains. The hotel sits next to the Kyoto International Conference Hall and four kilometers from Takaragaike Park. Surrounded by trees, hills and rivers, the area is most attractive in the fall, although the hotel attracts year-round visitors who enjoy its large business facilities and impressive architecture. The Kyoto Takaragaike houses an authentic Sukiya-style teahouse in a sculptured Japanese garden. Business guests can book the space to entertain clients and hold special meetings, or travelers can enjoy lunch and dinner in its elegant atmosphere. The hotel features seven banquet rooms in total, including Prince Hall, which seats up to 1,400 guests. Guests can visit one of the hotel's six restaurants and lounges, including the refined and quiet Tohen Chinese Restaurant and the tasty Washoku Japanese Restaurant. The Lobby Lounge offers cakes, coffee and tea with views of the garden, and the well-stocked Main Bar provides a cozy and intimate environment. The eight-story Kyoto Takaragaike contains 322 guestrooms and 23 suites that boast views of Mount Hiei. All offer high-speed Internet access, coffeemakers, satellite television, refrigerators, bathrobes, complimentary toiletries and complimentary newspapers.