The hotel’s Deluxe rooms feature 108-square-feet of space, with a plush king bed, bathroom that includes a deep tub, work desk, as well as a comfortable seating area, all housed beneath high ceilings. Guests will enjoy the in-room entertainment, which comes in the form of a flat-screen TV, DVD player, and high-speed internet access.

The hotel’s Standard rooms feature 91-square-feet of space, with an interior that exudes Japanese traditional design, fused with modern touches. In the rooms, guests can expect plush king beds, a work desk, and a well-appointed bathroom. Guests will enjoy the in-room entertainment, which comes in the form of a flat-screen TV, DVD player, and high-speed internet access.

The hotel’s Suites are a spacious 226-square-feet, and feature high ceilings, along with lush garden views. The interior exudes Japanese traditional design, with modern touches. There is a king-size bed, in a master bedroom with an ensuite that is home to a deep wooden Hiba tub. A separate living room is blanketed with tatamis, as is common in Japanese tradition. Guests will enjoy the in-room entertainment, which comes in the form of a flat-screen TV, DVD player, and high-speed internet access.

Health-conscious guests will enjoy the extensive range of fitness equipment on offer at Riraku Fitness, from cardio to isotonic machines, as well as free weights. Saunas, showers, and vanity areas are available for guests’ use.

The Hyatt Regency Kyoto is well-known for its high quality business facilities, which consist of large and small meeting and conference rooms, equipped with state-of-the-art conference technology, while being surrounded by Kyoto’s historic sights.

The hotel’s Riraku Spa has taken the best elements from Eastern and Western healing traditions, and combined them into a range of rejuvenating and unique treatments performed by highly-trained therapists. The spa houses 10 treatment rooms, with two spa suites available.

This relaxed venue is an ideal spot to meet friends or colleagues for a coffee and light snack, or perhaps an afternoon cocktail. Its decor is simple-yet-elegant, with an outdoor terrace that provides a breezy atmosphere with a view in the warm months.

The hotel’s own pastry boutique has a wide selection of freshly-baked breads, pastries, and other delicious treats which can be eaten in or taken away.

Meat lovers flock to The Grill, which features an open kitchen with a wood-burning oven, as well as a rock-glass counter bar. This all-day dining restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner either inside, or on a decked terrace outside that overlooks a traditional Japanese gardens.

This restaurant’s menu features authentic Japanese cooking, with many local dishes to bring guests the real taste of Kyoto. Dishes range from sushi, to charcoal-grilled vegetables, noodles, and more, all made using fresh local ingredients.

This cozy bar has a rustic decor, and serves up high-quality spirits and cocktails, as well as traditional Japanese beers and sake. Happy hour can be enjoyed from 5 - 7pm.

Serving up authentic and hearty Italian food the comes straight out of a show kitchen, this trattoria-style restaurant is a guest favorite. It also features a pastry boutique which features a wide variety of freshly-baked treats.