Autumn season in Kyoto -Lighting-up city will navigate you to a magical and mystical world!
Kyoto is famous for its autumn leaves.
Kyoto is the first place for autumn red leaves that comes to mind for many people, and there are many famous and beautiful places. Of course, viewing the autumn leaves under a blue sky is wonderful, but we recommend viewing the leaves lit up at night to immerse yourself in a magical and mystical atmosphere!
Why don’t you enjoy an autumn night in Kyoto with lighting-up autumn leaves and special night-time visits?
Lighting-up at Kiyomizu Temple (Nov 18 – Nov 30)
“I’ve been there many times before…”
Even if you think you may want to skip the royal sightseeing route this time, you may still end up visiting Kiyomizu Temple once you get to Kyoto, and that is the charm of Kiyomizu Temple.
During the lighting-up period, the gates are open until 9:30 p.m., so you can enjoy the temple before or after dinner.
Hotel Amanek Kyoto Kawaramachi Gojo
After a tiring day of exploring the city of Kyoto, come home to relax and soak your body in the huge baths in the hotel’s large public baths. The Western-style rooms are decorated with wood and Japanese elements to create a relaxing atmosphere, and Simmons mattresses guarantee your comfortable sleep.
Travelodge Kyoto Shijo Kawaramachi
The hotel location has good accessibility and is able to walk to Ponto-cho Dori, Kiyamachi Dori, and the Gion area. You can enjoy sightseeing, shopping and dining. A laundromat and gym are also provided, so the hotel is convenient for long-term stays.
The concept of the hotel is “a personalized trip”.
The retro and modern designed hotel which is located in Sanjo, the center of Kyoto, has great accessibility to go shopping, Gion, temples, shrines, and art museums.
Lighting-up at Toji temple（Nov 1 – Dec 10 )
Toji Temple, a World Heritage Site, is located near Kyoto Station.
The five-story pagoda, a national treasure, illuminated in the autumn leaves is unbelievably beautiful. On the last day of your stay in Kyoto, how about taking the bullet train home with a mystical feeling after enjoying the autumn leaves until the very end?
Potel, not a hotel, stands next to Kyoto Aquarium.
The name “Potel” comes from “Port,” a place where valuable encounters come and go, just like a port. The hotel has a space exclusively for guests, where you can enjoy various ways to spend your time.
OMO3 Kyoto Toji by Hoshino Resorts
OMO hotel series, this one is located in the Toji Temple area.
This area greets people at the entrance to Kyoto, and is the perfect place to stay for your Kyoto trip. Inside of the building, there are playful contents such as a sutra copying table, an original neighborhood map and so on.
The design concept of the hotel is “the games of the Heian aristocrats”.
The design of the hotel is based on the concept, and you can feel a sense of a timeless journey through Kyoto.
Lighting-up at Rokuo-in Temple (Nov 10 – Dec 17 / Closed on Mondays)
Rokuou-in Temple is located near Arashiyama.
Prior reservation is required, and the number of visitors is limited both on weekdays and weekends. The admission fee is 2,500 yen and includes tea and original Japanese sweets.
If you are lucky enough to get a reservation, you can enjoy the autumn leaves in a relaxed atmosphere and avoid the crowds.
Reservations can be made through the official website.
Enjoy your free time as you desire in a hideaway hotel. It is a place where you can feel at home.
We also have rooms for four guests, making it a great choice for a family trip to Kyoto.
Lighting-up at Eikando, Zenrin-ji Temple (Nov 3 – Dec 3 )
The beauty of the maple leaves is outstanding. About 3,000 maple trees are planted in the park. The illuminated leaves reflected on the surface of the water are breathtaking.
Simple and stylish with a modern essence, the hotel is located in the center of Kyoto. Good for a variety of travel styles, whether for business or leisure. A co-working space is also available for workcations during the autumn season.
Lighting-up at Nijo Castle (Oct 27 – Dec 3)
For those who have enjoyed classic Kyoto, this is the choice for you.
A spectacular projection mapping will be held at Nijo Castle, a World Heritage Site. The historic Nijo Castle and cutting-edge digital art will be together to create a one-of-a-kind experience you have never seen before.Tickets can be purchased at an early bird discount until Oct 26 at the official site.
The Royal Park Canvas – Kyoto Nijo
The hotel is located about a 2-minute walk from JR and subway “Nijo” station, a recommended place for travelers traveling to Kyoto by train. The hotel’s design concept is “contrast”. “Canvas Lounge” with its bi-color design of wood and black, is a social space for connecting people.
Ace Hotel Kyoto was created in collaboration with leading Japanese architect Kengo Kuma and LA-based Commune Design. The hotel is a fusion of Eastern and Western aesthetics, stylish, gentle, comfortable, and picturesque everywhere.
The hotel welcomes guests with the spirit of chanoyu (tea ceremony).
The space is designed in such a way that “new things” will eventually become tradition, and by adding ancient natural materials and hand-crafted items, you will feel the depth of design.
