Hotel Vista Premio Kyoto［Kawaramachi St.］【Official】

About Hotel Vista Premio Kyoto［Kawaramachi St.］

Rooms with a blend of Japanese and Western styles

While emphasizing functionality, we added a touch of "Kyoto elegance" to the Western-style room. Japanese taste such as "yukimi shoji screens" and Japanese-style lighting were also incorporated in abundance. Enjoy the high quality and comfort of the space.
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Good Access

6-minute walk from Kyoto Shiyakusho-mae Station, Kyoto Kawaramachi Station, and Sanjo Station. Accessible from the city subway, Hankyu train, and Keihan train. The hotel is suitable for a wide range of travelers, from family trips, solo travelers, to business trips.
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Good location for a tourist base

Facing Teramachi-dori and Shinkyogoku shopping street to the west and Takase-gawa and Kamo-gawa rivers to the east, you can reach the most representative streets of Kyoto on foot. It is also recommended as a base for viewing the Gion Festival.
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Access To The Hotel

Hotel Vista Premio Kyoto［Kawaramachi St.］: 〒604-8034
457 Matsugae-cho, Rokkaku Nishiiru, Kawaramachi-Dori, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto; Tel.075-256-5888; Fax.075-254-4056
By Train: 6-minute walk from Kyoto Shiyakusho-mae Station on the municipal subway, Kyoto Kawaramachi Station on the Hankyu Line, and Sanjo Station on the Keihan Line.
By Airplane: Approx. 90 minutes from Osaka (Itami) Airport
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Guide Around The Hotel

Teramachi Kyogoku Shopping Street: With approximately 180 stores, ranging from long-established establishments to trendy stores, this shopping arcade is popular with people of all ages. You can stroll comfortably under the arcade even in the rain.
Approx. a 3-min. walk from the hotel.
Nishiki Market: The market is known as "Kyoto's kitchen" where fresh seasonal ingredients are gathered. The arcaded street allows visitors to enjoy strolling comfortably even on rainy days. It is approx. a 5-min. walk from the hotel.
Gion Festival: A variety of rituals are held from July 1 to 31, with the Yamahoko Junko (procession of floats) being the highlight of the festival, which has been registered as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage.
Kamo River, Kawadoko: The Kamogawa River Noryo-doko is a summer tradition in Kyoto and is lined with restaurants of various genres, including Japanese, Chinese and Western.
It is approx. a 9-min. walk from the hotel.
Pontocho: One of Kyoto's five flower streets, this entertainment district is located between the Kamo River and Kiyamachi Dori. It is a bustling entertainment district with numerous restaurants, including teahouses, ryotei (Japanese-style restaurants), and bars. It is approx. a 7-min. walk from the hotel.
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