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A 5 Minute Walk From Jingu Marutamachi Station, This Unassuming Hotel In An Area Flanked By Mountains Is 4 Km From Kiyomizu Dera Temple And 6 Km From Kinkaku Ji Temple. The Simple Rooms Come With Complimentary Wi Fi, Flat Screen Tvs, Minifridges And Teamaking Equipment. There's Also A Communal Bathhouse And A Conference Room. Parking Is Available. Check In Time: 3:00 Pmcheck Out Time: 11:00 Am. Amenities Include A Casual Restaurant, As Well As A Cozy Bar Overlooking The Kamo River. Some Rooms Have Mountain Views And/or Tatami Floors, Futons And Traditional Chabudai Tables

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Heian Shrine (16 Min)
Classic Shinto Shrine Complex Built In 1895, With A Giant Gate & Museums Of Modern & Municipal Art.

Kinkaku-Ji (18 Min)
Historic, Tranquil Temple With A Gold-Leaf Facade Set Amid Landscaped Gardens & A Reflecting Pond.

Kyoto Tower (15 Min)
Tower With An Observation Deck Offering Binoculars & Touch-Screen Guides, Plus A Food Court.

Higashiyama Jisho-Ji (14 Min)
This 15Th-Century Zen Temple Features Picturesque Gardens & A Sand Mound Shaped Like Mount Fuji.

Kiyomizu-Dera (14 Min)
Iconic Buddhist Temple On Mount Otowa Known For The Scenic Views Afforded From Its Sizable Veranda.

Kyoto Imperial Palace (7 Min)
Palace Complex & Former Imperial Family Residence Reconstructed In 1855, With Gardens & Gates.

Toji (17 Min)
Historic Buddhist Temple With A 5-Story Wooden Pagoda & Sculptures Of Dieties From The 8Th Century.

Fushimi Inari Taisha (20 Min)
Mountainside Shinto Shrine Dating From 711 A.d. Featuring A Path With Hundreds Of Traditional Gates.

Nijō Castle (8 Min)
Built In 1603, This Cyprus-Wood Castle With Extensive Gardens Was A Home For The Shogun Ieyasu.

Nanzen-Ji Temple (10 Min)
Stately Buddhist Temple Complex With A Zen Garden, Forested Grounds & Walking Paths.

Nishiki Market (7 Min)
400-Year-Old Iconic Market Studded With Stalls Offering All Manner Of Japanese Edibles.

Yasaka Shrine (10 Min)
This Shinto Shrine Was Erected In 656 A.d. & Is Home To One Of The Most Famous Festivals In Japan.

Arashiyama (29 Min)
Winding, Lush Venue Showcasing A Host Of Monkeys Plus A Scenic Bamboo Forest & Water Vistas.

Gion (8 Min)
Geisha District Featuring High-End Shops & Restaurants, A Zen Garden & Women In Colorful Kimonos.

Maruyama Park (9 Min)
Popular Green Space With An Outdoor Music Hall, Bronze Statues & Colorful, Seasonal Cherry Blossoms.