Ace Hotel Kyoto

Your ideal stay at Ace Hotel Kyoto

Nestled in the heart of Kyoto's Karasuma Street, Ace Hotel Kyoto is like a time-travel machine, minus the DeLorean. Once the city's telephone hub, this place now hums with a different kind of energy. With 213 rooms and a fitness centre that never sleeps, it’s a magnet for those seeking adventure. The courtyards whisper secrets of the past, while several eateries keep your taste buds dancing. And let's not forget the Stumptown Coffee Roasters—coffee so good, you'd think the beans are up to some sort of magic trick.

Ace Hotel Kyoto’s story begins in the 1920s. It was designed by Tetsuro Yoshida, a name not to be sneezed at. Fast forward to today, Kengo Kuma and the LA-based Commune studio have given it a facelift. It’s like a historical drama with a modern twist. The hotel draws you in with its charming contradictions, offering a stay that’s as culturally deep as a philosopher’s thoughts. The architecture speaks of its past life while inviting you to be part of its present.

The blend of history and modern design makes Ace Hotel Kyoto a great pick for long-term stays and cultural exploration. Whether you're a history buff or a modern-day explorer, you’ll find yourself at home. Just don’t be surprised if you start considering yourself part of the furniture—like that comfy armchair in the lobby.

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