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The Prince Kyoto Takaragaike, Autograph Collection Kyoto

The Prince Kyoto Takaragaike, Autograph Collection is a secluded, garden-surrounded hotel in northern Kyoto beside Takaragaike Park and Kyoto International Conference Center. It stands out for its quiet setting, distinctive circular design, large rooms, and multiple on-site dining venues.

  • Secluded northern Kyoto setting beside Takaragaike Park
  • Adjacent to Kyoto International Conference Center
  • Distinctive circular building arranged around an inner garden courtyard
  • Large standard rooms of about 37 square meters and suites of about 74 square meters
  • Multiple on-site restaurants, including French, Japanese tea-house, Chinese, lounge, and bar options
  • About 7 minutes on foot from Kokusaikaikan Station on the Karasuma Line
The verdict When to go
The Prince Kyoto Takaragaike, Autograph Collection — Kyoto
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310
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“The Prince Kyoto Takaragaike, Autograph Collection is a secluded, garden-surrounded hotel in northern Kyoto beside Takaragaike Park and Kyoto International Conference Center. It stands out for its quiet setting, distinctive circular design, large rooms, and multiple on-site dining venues.”

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  • Ideal for conference attendees using Kyoto International Conference Center
  • Ideal for travelers who prefer a quiet, garden-side Kyoto base over the central districts
  • Ideal for guests who value larger-than-average rooms and full-service dining
  • Ideal for loyalty travelers seeking an Autograph Collection stay with lounge potential and member parking discounts
Key takeaways
  • Quiet Kyoto base: the hotel sits in green Takaragaike in northern Kyoto, away from the busiest central districts.
  • Conference-friendly: it is adjacent to Kyoto International Conference Center and has its own meeting and banquet facilities.
  • Spacious rooms: standard rooms are about 37 square meters, with suites around 74 square meters.
  • Transit is straightforward: Kyoto Station is about 20 minutes away by subway via Kokusaikaikan Station, followed by a short walk.
  • Dining is self-contained: guests have French, traditional Japanese, Chinese, lounge, and bar options on site.
Platinum breakfast benefit
Not confirmed
Suite night awards
Not confirmed
Free Wi-Fi for members
Confirmed · Complimentary internet where offered for members.
At a glanceUpdated 2026-07-10T16:23:52.934869+00:00 · comparables research
Rewardopedia readStandard
Rooms
310
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Pools
0
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Breakfast
Offers a choice between a Western-style buffet at Main Dining ITOZAKURA or a traditional Japanese breakfast at Takaragaike Japanese Restaurant.
Source
WellnessStandard
DiningNot enough data
LocationNot enough data
RoomsStrong
LeisureStandard
Room profile
Suite ForwardHigh
  • · avg 5.0 listed features per room type
  • · suite accommodations present
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About the property

What makes The Prince Kyoto Takaragaike, Autograph Collection worth the points.

The Prince Kyoto Takaragaike, Autograph Collection is a resort-style upper-upscale hotel in Takaragaike, Sakyo-ku, on Kyoto’s quieter northern edge. Set within the green surroundings of Takaragaike Park and adjacent to Kyoto International Conference Center, it is designed for guests who want a calmer base while still having subway access to central Kyoto. The hotel’s contemporary circular building wraps around an inner garden courtyard, giving the property a distinctive architectural identity and a strong sense of retreat. Public areas use warm materials, earth tones, and views of surrounding greenery, while the garden setting extends to one of the hotel’s signature dining venues: a traditional sukiya-style Kyoto tea-house restaurant. Rooms are notably generous for Kyoto, with standard rooms listed at about 37 square meters and suites at about 74 square meters. In-room features include free Wi-Fi, wired LAN availability, air conditioning, premium bedding, a refrigerator, a work desk, and all non-smoking accommodations. The location is best suited to travelers who value quiet surroundings, conference convenience, or access to northern Kyoto over immediate proximity to downtown nightlife. Kokusaikaikan Station is roughly a 7-minute walk away, with Kyoto Station about 20 minutes by subway or around 30 minutes by taxi under typical conditions.

Rooms & suites

Pick your window on the city.

About 37 square meters
Standard Guest Room

Standard rooms are the core accommodation type and are large by Kyoto standards at about 37 square meters. They are suited to couples, solo travelers, or business guests who want a quieter northern Kyoto base with practical work space.

Choice of 1 king bed or 2 twin beds depending on booked categoryFree Wi-Fi and wired LAN availabilityPremium beddingRefrigerator and work desk
About 37 square meters
Standard Twin Room

The twin-bedded standard configuration works well for friends, colleagues, or family members who prefer separate beds. Like other standard rooms, it emphasizes space, greenery, and practical in-room amenities.

2 twin bedsAir conditioningLaptop-friendly work spaceNon-smoking accommodation
About 37 square meters
Standard King Room

The king-bedded standard configuration offers the same generous footprint with a single larger bed. It is a practical option for couples or solo travelers who want more room than many central Kyoto hotels provide.

1 king bedFree Wi-FiRefrigeratorPrivate bathroom with bath/shower facilities
About 74 square meters
Suite

Suites are approximately double the size of standard rooms and are listed at about 74 square meters. They are the best fit for guests who want a separate living area and more space for longer stays or special occasions.

Separate living areaLarger layout than standard roomsFree Wi-Fi and wired LAN availabilityPremium bedding
Dining & club lounge

Where you'll actually eat.

Main Dining ITOZAKURAFrenchThe hotel’s main dining restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner with a refined French concept and seasonal ingredients. It is the primary full-service restaurant for guests who want an on-site meal without leaving the resort-like setting.
Sukiya-style Kyoto Tea HouseTraditional Japanese / Kyoto kaisekiSet amid the hotel gardens, this sukiya-style Kyoto tea-house restaurant focuses on Japanese culinary traditions and seasonal presentation. Its garden setting is one of the property’s most distinctive dining features.
Chinese RestaurantChineseThe hotel includes a full-service Chinese restaurant among its on-site dining options. It offers a more formal alternative to the lounge and bar for guests staying in the northern Kyoto area.
Lobby LoungeLobby lounge / light fareThe lobby lounge provides a casual place for tea, coffee, sweets, light meals, and relaxed seating. It functions as a daytime social hub within the hotel’s public areas.
BarBar / international spiritsThe bar is described by the hotel as having English pub-inspired décor and serving liquors from around the world. It is the property’s evening spot for drinks after sightseeing or meetings.
Club loungeYes

The property operates a club lounge facility, though detailed public information on its daily service pattern is limited. Guests should verify whether breakfast, evening refreshments, or other lounge benefits are offered during their stay dates.

Access

Access is generally tied to eligible higher-tier elite status, qualifying club-category rooms or suites, or paid upgrades, but exact eligibility, hours, and services should be confirmed directly with the hotel before arrival.

Timing

When to go.

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Best time
Apr, Nov

Kyoto is strongest in April and November because tourism guidance highlights cherry blossoms in spring and autumn foliage in mid-to-late November, while climate sources describe these shoulder-season months as generally mild and drier than the rainy, humid summer period.

Avoid
Jun–Sep

Kyoto enters the rainy season in June and early July, then has hot, humid summer weather through August and a higher typhoon-season risk in September, which can make travel less comfortable and more disruptive.

From the analysis

A few more timing notes.

Spring is one of Kyoto’s most popular travel periods; the hotel’s garden and park-side setting are especially appealing, but reservations should be made early.
Autumn is another strong season for northern Kyoto, with cooler weather and foliage in the surrounding green areas.
Summer can be hot and humid in Kyoto, so the quieter location and on-site dining may be useful for midday breaks between outings.
Conference dates at the adjacent Kyoto International Conference Center can affect availability, so check event calendars if you need specific room types or lounge access.
The fine print
  • · The northern Kyoto location is quiet and green, but it is not in the middle of Kyoto’s main shopping, nightlife, or sightseeing districts.
  • · Exact room-category names, views, and bedding combinations can vary by booking channel and date; confirm the assigned category before arrival.
  • · The hotel does not appear to offer a standard guest swimming pool based on the public information reviewed.
  • · Published lounge rules and hours are limited, so lounge access and offerings should be verified directly with the hotel.
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Getting there & around

Kyoto, decoded.

The neighborhood

Quiet, green Takaragaike area in Sakyo-ku, northern Kyoto, away from the busiest central districts but connected by subway.

Takaragaike ParkKyoto International Conference CenterKokusaikaikan StationKarasuma Line subway access to Kyoto Station
On property
Fitness centerFree Wi-Fi in all roomsGarden and inner courtyardBicycle rentalsLaundry facilitiesLuggage storageGift shop/newsstandOn-site parking for about 100 cars
  • Circular building arranged around an inner garden courtyard
  • Traditional sukiya-style Kyoto tea-house restaurant in the gardens
  • Large standard rooms of about 37 square meters
  • Adjacent location to Kyoto International Conference Center
  • Club lounge facility on site
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