The Tower View Rooms offer a spectacular panoramic view of the city, including Kyoto Tower—the landmark of Kyoto—located directly in front of Kyoto station. This unique setting allows guests to look out at the ridge lines of the five mountains in the distance. Whether in the morning, afternoon, or at night, the charming appearance of Kyoto is a superb sight to behold.
Available Tower View Rooms
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Making the Most of Your Tower View Room Stay
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Take advantage of in-room dining next to an impressive view of the city outside.
Enjoy the early morning view of the city below accented by the light and shadow created by the morning sun hitting the clustered roofs of buildings just outside the window.
Appreciate a fulfilling breakfast in the refreshing morning sun without needing to leave your room.
Superior Tower View Rooms
Following Granvia's concept of "The production of KYOTO's sensibility and the succession of the Wa identity" harbored since the company's founding, the interior design of the Superior Tower View Rooms express the lingering charm and shape of the old capital.
The view from the window both offers guests the opportunity to encounter the Kyoto of yesteryear but also prepares them for the new excitements waiting to be discovered.
Enjoy a relaxing atmosphere accentuated by the view of historic Kyoto surrounded by mountains outside.
Guest Room Interior
Superior Tower View Rooms are designed to express the Japanese ideas of “shin” (Kyoto-inspired formal style), “gyo” (semi-formal style), and “sou” (informal style using various materials).
Enjoy a comfortable environment reminiscent of Kyoto’s ancient history.
Each room includes a “tsukeshoin”, a common feature of traditional Japanese formal residential architecture. This recessed alcove also provides added functionality as an extension of the dining table.
The windows in Superior Tower View Rooms have been expanded to envelop the eaves of the ceiling. This creates a relaxing veranda-like space under the eaves for guests to sit and relax.
A soft, rustic fabric reminiscent of the kind often found in thatched huts is used to add another element of relaxation.
