Established in 1818, Hiiragiya Ryokan is an enthralling, refined Japanese style, a two-story ryokan in Kyoto, Japan. It was built to make visitors feel at home. One of the ryokan’s charms is its Kyoto-style garden that can be viewed from its inviting rooms. As an added bonus, this ryokan in Kyoto offers instant access to Gion and Shin-kyogoku which is the center of the city.

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Hiiragiya Ryokan is an exceptional place for all kinds of travelers. It provides the best quality of services including various room equipment, meals, and concierge services. The staff members are very professional and prompt.

 

 

Hiiragiya Ryokan Amenities

Hiiragiya Ryokan

Hiiragiya Ryokan Amenities, 陳柏助

This traditional inn comes with many services such as free WiFi, a parking zone, and versatile air conditioning. Furthermore, guests will be delighted to experience the onsen experience and shared bathing facilities. There are a few different onsen options please check the ryokan pictures for reference.

 

Hiiragiya Ryokan Facilities

 

Room equipment

✓ Japanese Style
✓ Private Bath
✓ Toilet
✓ Toilet Only (available)
✓ Towels
✓ Family Bath
✓ Air conditioning
✓ Refrigerator
✓ TV (flat screen)
✓ Safe box
✓ Room service

Meals

✓ Dinner and Breakfast
✓ Breakfast only (available)
✓ No Meal (available)
✓ Dinner Served (in room)
✓ Breakfast Served (in room)

Hotel services

✓ Free Wi-Fi
✓ Free parking
✓ Great breakfast
✓ Great rooms
✓ Great location
✓ Great service
✓ Single Guests
✓ Luggage storage
✓ Children under 12 Years allowed
✓ Credit Card
✓ Near: restaurants and shops
✓ Non-smoking hotel
✓ Rooms suites

 

Hiiragiya Ryokan Cost

Hiiragiya Ryokan

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Hiiragiya Ryokan costs around 60,000 JPY (approximately 550 USD) during the slow season and 90,000 JPY (approximately 820 USD) during the peak season. It is an upscale traditional ryokan with a great location so it tends to cost a little bit more than other typical ryokans in Kyoto. 

 

Hiiragiya Ryokan Video

 

Hiiragiya Ryokan Reviews

According to reviews, tourists like the attentiveness of the staff and the rooms’ authentic design.

 

Hiiragiya Ryokan Pictures

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Hiiragiya Ryokan Location

Staying at Hiiragiya will make your travel fascinating and, what is more, convenient. If you want to see some legendary landmarks in Kyoto, all of them are situated nearby. For example, Nishiki Market Shopping District and Gion are the closest ones. At the same time, it will take you about 20 minutes on foot to get to Nijo Castle or Kiyomizu-dera Temple (~2.5 km).

Hiiragiya Ryokan

Address: Japan, 〒604-8094 Kyoto, Nakagyo Ward, 姉小路上ル中白山町277 (map)

Website: hiiragiya.co.jp

Hours: Open 24 hours

Phone: +81752211136

 

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Hiiragiya

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What a wonderful experience of history and hospitality at Hiiragyia! We expected a very formal atmosphere but it was on the contrary elegant and relaxed, with the staff all providing amazing service while keeping a level of casualness to it and making you feel very welcome. We chose to stay in the old building for the history of the place where the corner rooms are the highlight, with lovely garden views. The new building is lovely too with more modern amenities and rooms beautifully designed. Kaiseki dinner was delicious. Very expensive but worth every yen. Arigatou gozaimashita Hiiragiya.

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We stayed here for a night and we felt like at home. Absolutely worth it. We stayed in the traditional older side and loved it. The food is very special and served with care. The owner explained some of the history showed us some of the other rooms. I wish to come back soon.

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A wonderful traditional ryokan with excellent services, carefully curated room decors, a yummy daily kaiseki menu and traditional Japanese breakfasts (You can also choose other types of meals if you'd like to try something else). We were lucky enough to book a room facing the zen garden and the room where the famous novelist Yasunari Kawabata likes to write from. I can understand why - you feel at peace in the room. They also really pay attention to the little things, from personal greetings by the owner herself to the way they bow before closing the room door.

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