The first branch in Asia of Ace Hotel, a pioneer in lifestyle hotels. [Shinpukan] utilizes the former Kyoto Central Telephone Office, a well-known architectural masterpiece in Kyoto. A creative space was constructed by architect Kengo Kuma.
The Osteria, where guests can enjoy a menu supervised by Marc Vetri, winner of the famous James Pearard Award, an award given to outstanding chefs in the U.S., is also popular.

Breakfast information.
Hours/7:00-10:30 (LO)
Price / 3,600 yen (including tax and service charge)

Conveniently located near Kyoto Station, this hotel has "&" to enhance your overnight story. The hotel offers guest rooms that harmonize Japanese and modern styles.
The Kyoto branch of Unir, a locally owned coffee roaster that has been pursuing high-quality specialty coffee since its establishment in 2006, is also located here. For breakfast, the restaurant offers a melt-in-your-mouth croque-monsieur made with campagne from Bakery Ordinary day, a colorful vegetable salad morning set, and the ultimate egg omelet set meal using carefully selected ingredients.

Breakfast information.
Hours/7:00-9:30 (LO)
Price/850 yen (including tax and service charge)

Opened in a former gallery, this design hotel features a Scandinavian-style interior.
For breakfast, we offer a deli buffet full of specialties such as smørrebrød, a traditional Danish dish, and cold and hot dishes using seasonal vegetables. Enjoy a luxurious start to the day surrounded by the aroma of coffee and freshly baked bread, just like the Scandinavian people who spend their mornings in style.

Breakfast information.　Reservations are better.
Hours/7:00-14:00 (LO/13:00)
*For guests staying at the hotel until ~11:00
Fee: Guests 2000 yen (including tax and service charge), non-guests 3000 yen (including tax and service charge)

This stylish hotel is located halfway between Nishi Honganji Temple (World Heritage Site) and Higashi Honganji Temple (Important Cultural Property). The hotel offers a warm welcome with its space design based on the concept of "depth," such as the depth of tradition and the depth of space between temples, as well as its refined service.
The café & bar offers a menu that reflects the culinary culture of Kyoto. The Japanese breakfast is mainly "porridge" made with rice from Gihee VIII, a long-established rice shop in Kyoto. The Western-style "Kyo Sando" with Suguki and scrambled eggs is also recommended.

Breakfast information.
Hours/7:00-10:00 (LO/9:30)
Price/1650 yen (including tax and service charge)

The Rissei Elementary School building, with its long history, was renovated to create a fusion of Taisho Era architecture and Western culture. While retaining the school's original appearance, new life has been breathed into the building to create a classical and modern hotel that radiates a sense of presence.
The best part of this restaurant is that you can enjoy breakfast while looking out at the Higashiyama view and the Minamiza. Three main dishes are available, including eggs Benedict and French toast. The most popular is the Japanese-style meal, limited to 30 servings, which is served with a variety of small bowls of food.

Breakfast information.
Hours/7:00-10:30 (LO/10:00)
Fee: 3,100 yen (tax included) for guests, 3,400 yen (tax included) for non-guests