A Hotel Stay Surrounded by Your Favorite Artwork
A short distance from the bustling city center, The Prince Kyoto Takaragaike is surrounded by the lush greenery of northern Kyoto, where we aim to provide our guests with a truly relaxing stay.
We strive to be a hotel where guests can clear their minds and relax their bodies after a day of sightseeing in Kyoto.In collaboration with Casie, an art rental and sales company, we've created a special accommodation plan that lets you choose five to six paintings from a collection of approximately 300 pieces, which will be displayed in your room during your stay.
One of the great pleasures before your stay is selecting your favorite pieces from a wide variety of artworks. Five to six paintings of your choice will be displayed in the living room and bedroom, along the windows, on decorative shelves, nightstands, etc. If there are any pieces that catch your eyes, you'll also have the option to purchase it.
Guests can choose between the spacious Club Grand Suite (158 m²) or the Club Suite (79 m²).
Sparkling wine and welcome sweets will be waiting for you in your room. The Club Lounge, exclusively for guests staying on the Club Floor, offers light meals and beverages suited to the time of day, from breakfast to nighttime.
The Hotel as a Piece of Art: The gentle curves designed by architect Togo Murano will Soothe the tired bodies and minds of travelers
The Prince Kyoto Takaragaike, opened in the autumn of 1986 ,was designed by world-renowned architect Togo Murano.
One of the building's distinctive features is its frequent use of curves-a design motif that can be seen throughout the exterior, lobby, and even in the furniture and lighting. The cylindrical hotel is built around a central courtyard, offering a quiet, peaceful space to enjoy cherry blossoms, vibrant autumn foliage, and seasonal blooms throughout the year.
The traditional Sukiya-zukuri style Japanese tea house in the garden was designed by Togo Murano to emphasize harmony with nature. The atmosphere is especially beautiful when the surrounding trees are ablaze with autumn colors. Every year, the Japanese garden and other areas of the grounds are illuminated to highlight the autumn foliage.
We invite you to experiece a peaceful autumn surrounded by art in the northern Kyoto.
