Since ancient times, the Shinmachi Rokkaku area has been at Kyoto’s heart—
a place where people can stretch out their arms and feel in touch with history and tradition.
“Kyoto Shinmachi Rokkaku Hotel grandereverie” stands right on the street
hat bustles with crowds during the popular Gion Festival.
Complementing the hotel’s superb location and conveniences,guest rooms are spacious and comfortable,
flexibly offering a special relaxed stay to all guests—
single travelers and group/family arrangements alike.
A compact hotel with only 12 rooms, this allows us to provide each and every guest room with a spacious environment and bespoke attention to comfort—even in the minute details. Complimentary, self-service coffee is available in the first-floor lounge 24 hours a day, and guests can enjoy a calm and relaxing time on the comfortable sofa.
We are one of several hotels operated by local information magazine, “Leaf.” To help make your Kyoto stay more memorable right from the time of reservation, we are happy to provide helpful insights and act as your “guide” for the city, collected over the years as a local publisher—including seasonal tips and popular local eateries. It is our pleasure to provide a wide range of support for our guests’ stay in the spirit of Japanese hospitality.
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Built in 1603, the castle is known as the place where Tokugawa Yoshinobu returned the reign to the emperor. There are many aesthetic features to enjoy, including the gorgeous decorative panels from the Kano School and the garden by Enshu Kobori. 20-minute walk
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This produce market has long been considered the “kitchen of Kyoto.” Along a road that is just three meters wide, this market is crowded with customers to Kyoto vegetable shops and other specialty vendors, and is a place where one can really get a sense of the way people in Kyoto live.15-minute walk
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Featuring stacks where visitors have access to around 50,000 volumes of manga, and sponsoring “Manga Expo” events featuring manga from all over the world, it is a cultural spot that appeals to manga fans of all ages and backgrounds from around the world. 15-minute walk
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Shiunzan Chohoji Temple. The name “Rokkakudo” is said to have been given after the hexagonal shape (rokkaku) of the main hall surrounded by buildings, and there is a “navel stone” located within the grounds that is said to be the center of Kyoto. Rokkakudo is also the birthplace of the flower art known as Ikebana.5-minute walk
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This is one of the red-light districts that thrived along the narrow road between Kamogawa and Kiyamachi. It is a popular spot even among the locals to this day because it retains not only the townscape of its roots but is also home to numerous restaurants, pubs, and bars. 25-minute walk
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One of the most famous downtown areas in Kyoto. Offers convenient access to various places in Kyoto with the highly developed network of railways and buses. In the vicinity, commercial facilities such as restaurants and department stores are plentiful.5-minute walk
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Bathtub/Shower/WC/Total 1 room/1-3 people/
Non-smoking/42 m²/2 semi-double beds and 1 sofa bed
From ¥28,000
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Bathtub/Shower/WC/Total 3 room/1-3 people/
Non-smoking/37 m²/2 semi-double beds and 1 sofa bed
From ¥24,000
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Bathtub/Shower/WC/Total 4 room/1-3 people/
Non-smoking/37 m²/1 double beds and 1 sofa bed
From ¥24,000
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No bathtub/Shower only/WC/Total 4 room/1-2 people/
Non-smoking/21 m²/One double bed
From ¥14,000
The center of Kyoto from ancient times, Shinmachi Rokkaku is a town where old and new blend harmoniously. Extravagant and glorious yamahoko floats line the streets filled with crowds of people during the Gion Festival, and Kyoto’s many cultures and traditions can be felt here. Further, the hotel is in close proximity to Shijo Karasuma, which is considered a base for sightseeing and business in the city. Not only can you enjoy seeing the sights in this area but also shopping and gourmet as well.