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Kyoto Hotel List Kyoto Hotel List time distance to KICC hotel name rate location (station nubmber) website (not including walking time) Grand Prince Hotel Kyoto 19,000JPY 3 min. walk from Kokusai-Kaikann station(K01) exit 4-2 -- http://www.princehotels.com/en/kyoto/ Apical Inn Kyoto 12,000JPY 13 min. walk from Matsugasaki station(K02) 2 min. http://www.apical-inn-kyoto.com/index.html Japanese only Hotel Heian Kaikan 8,662JPY 7 min. walk from Imadegawa station(K06) exit 6 10 min. http://www.heian-kaikan.com/E/heian_E.html Kyoto City Hotel 8,400JPY 10 min. walk from Imadegawa satation(K06) exit 4 10 min. http://www.kyotocity-hotel.com/html/page02_E.html Hotel Harvest Kyoto 10,000JPY 1 min. walk from Marutamachi station(K07) exit 4 12 min. http://www.hotel-harvest.com/Kt/english/ The Palace Side Hotel 6,000JPY 3 min. walk from Marutamachi station(K07) exit 2 12 min. http://www.palacesidehotel.co.jp/english/fr-top-en.html Kyoto Garden Palace 9,817JPY 8 min. walk from Marutamachi station(K07) exit 2 12 min. http://www.hotelgp-kyoto.com/english1 Kyoto Garden Hotel 6,825JPY 1 min. walk from Karasuma-Oike station(K08/T13) exit 4-1 14 min. http://www.kyoto-gardenhotel.co.jp/ Mitsui Garden Hotel Kyoto Sanjo 11,000JPY 1 min. walk from Karasuma-Oike station(K08/T13) exit 6 14 min. http://www.gardenhotels.co.jp/eng/sanjo.html Hotel Monterey Kyoto 14,500JPY 2 min. walk from Karasuma-Oike station(K08/T13) exit 6 14 min. http://www.hotelmonterey.co.jp/kyoto/ Hotel Gimmond Kyoto 6,000JPY 2 min. walk from Karasuma-Oike station(K08/T13) exit 3-1 14 min. http://www.gimmond.co.jp/kyoto/english/e_index.html Hearton Hotel Kyoto 7,900JPY 2 min. walk from Karasuma-Oike station(K08/T13) exit 1 14 min. http://www.heartonhotel.com/kyoto/ Toyoko Inn Kyoto Shijo-Karasuma 6,720JPY 1 min. walk from Shijo station(K09) exit 20 16 min. http://www.toyoko-inn.com/e_hotel/00053/index.html Karasuma Kyoto Hotel 10,164JPY 3 min. walk from Shijo station(K09) exit 6 16 min. http://www.kyotohotel.co.jp/karasuma/english/index.html Viainn Kyoto Shijo-Muromachi 7,000JPY 4 min. walk from Shijo station(K09) exit 24 16 min. http://kyoto.viainn.com/ Japanese only Mitsui Garden Hotel Kyoto Shijo 9,900JPY 6 min. walk from Shijo station(K09) exit 26 16 min. http://www.gardenhotels.co.jp/eng/kyoto.html Co-op Inn Kyoto 6,400JPY 10 min. walk from Shijo station(K09) exit 2 16 min. http://www.mytrip.net/HOTEL/10846/10846_e.html Aranvert Hotel Kyoto 9,817JPY 2 min. walk from Gojo station(k10) exit 2 18 min. http://www.aranvert.co.jp/stay_e.htm Toyoko Inn Kyoto Gojo-Karasuma 6,510JPY 3 min. walk form Gojo station(K10) exit 2 18 min. http://www.toyoko-inn.com/e_hotel/00040/index.html Kyoto Tokyu Hotel 13,860JPY 7 min. walk from Gojo station(K10) exit 4 18 min. http://www.kyoto-h.tokyuhotels.co.jp/en/index.html El Inn Kyoto 6,800JPY 3 min. walk from Kyoto station(K11) 20 min. http://www.elinn-kyoto.com/index.html Japanese only Hotel New Hankyu Kyoto 15,015JPY 5 min. walk from Kyoto station(K11) 20 min. http://www.hankyu-hotel.com/hotels/30kyotoshh/index_en.html New Miyako Hotel 11,550JPY 5 min. walk from Kyoto station(K11) 20 min. http://www.miyakohotels.ne.jp/newmiyako/english/index.html Hotel Hokke Club Kyoto 8,190JPY 5 min. walk from Kyoto station(K11) 20 min. http://www.hokke.co.jp/2601/index.php Japanese only Hotel Keihan Kyoto 8,000JPY 5 min. walk from Kyoto station(K11) 20 min. http://www.hotelkeihan-kyoto.com/us/index.htm Hotel Centnovum Kyoto 7,500JPY 5 min. walk from Kyoto station(K11) 20 min. http://www.centnovum.or.jp/ Japanese only Kyoto Tower Hotel 8,000JPY 5 min. walk from Kyoto station(K11) exit 2 20 min. http://www.kyoto-tower.co.jp/tower_hotel/index.html Japanese only Kyoto Tower Hotel Annex 6,500JPY 5 min. walk from Kyoto station(K11) 20 min. http://www.kyoto-tower.co.jp/tower_hotel_annex/index.html Japanese only Kyoto Dai-ni Tower Hotel 6,500JPY 5 min. walk from Kyoto station(K11) 20 min. http://www.kyoto-tower.co.jp/daini_tower_hotel/index.html Japanese only Kyoto Daiichi Hotel 6,800JPY 2 min. walk from Kujo station(K12) exit 2 22 min. http://www.kyoto-1-hotel.jp/english/index.html Kyoto Kokusai Hotel 7,150JPY 2 min. walk from Nijojo-mae station(T14) exit 2 26 min. (transfer at Karasuma-Oike) http://www.kyoto-kokusai.com/e/index.html ANA Hotel Kyoto 13,700JPY 3 min. walk form Nijojo-mae station(T14) exit 2 26 min. (transfer at Karasuma-Oike) http://www.ichotelsgroup.com/h/d/6c/1/en/hd/kstna Kyoto Horikawa Inn 6,500JPY 5 min. walk from Nijojo-mae station(T14) exit 1 26 min. (transfer at Karasuma-Oike) http://www.horikawa-inn.com/ Japanese only Kyoto Royal Hotel & Spa 13,500JPY 1 min. walk from Kyoto-Shiyakusho-mae station(T12) exit 2 26 min. (transfer at Karasuma-Oike) http://www.ishinhotels.com/kyoto-royal/en/index.html Hotel Alpha Kyoto 7,900JPY 1 min. walk from Kyoto-Shiyakusho-mae station(T12) exit 1 26 min. (transfer at Karasuma-Oike) http://www.alphakyoto.com/index.html Japanese only Hotel Fujita Kyoto 6,300JPY 3 min. walk from Kyoto-Shiyakusho-mae station(T12) exit 2 26 min. (transfer at Karasuma-Oike) http://www.fujita-kyoto.com/e/ Kyoto Sunset Inn 6,200JPY 1 min. walk from Sanjo Keihan station(T11) exit 11 28 min. (transfer at Karasuma-Oike) http://www.yado.tv/en/index.html The Higashiyama Sanjo Hotel 7,500JPY 1 min. walk from Sanjo Keihan station(T11) exit 1 28 min. (transfer at Karasuma-Oike) http://www.higashiyamasanjo-hotel.jp/english/index.html Eco + Tec Kyoto 8,400JPY 3 min. walk from Hitashiyama station(T10) 30 min. (transfer at Karasuma-Oike) http://www.ecoandtec.jp/index.html Japanese only Kyoto Traveler's Inn 6,825JPY 7 min. walk from Higashiyama station(T10) exit 1 30 min. (transfer at Karasuma-Oike) http://www.k-travelersinn.com/english/index.php The Westin Miyako Kyoto 14,800JPY 2 min. walk from Keage station(T09) exit 2 32 min. (transfer at Karasuma-Oike) http://www.miyakohotels.ne.jp/w_m_kyoto/english/index.html Hotel Brighton City Yamashina 8,000JPY 1 min. walk from Yamashina station(T07) exit 3 36 min. (transfer at Karasuma-Oike) http://www.brightonhotels.co.jp/yamashina-e/y-hme.htm.
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