Kyoto, Japan
Rooms & Suites
Hoshinoya Kyoto Rooms & Suites
Twenty-five rooms, one to three guests, on the official homepage. The house does not publish square metres on a room card you can open. Distinguish the booking names: Yamanoha Tatami, King, or two-storied Maisonette; Tsukihashi Twin, King, or Maisonette; Mizunone King; Tanigasumi Twin or King. Maisonettes have stairs. Adults 12+ only in every category. Do not use a third-party size.
5 categories on the live list
Before you book a room
- No official square metres. Names only: Yamanoha, Tsukihashi, Mizunone, Tanigasumi. Maisonettes are two-storied with stairs.
- Every room is 12+. One to three guests on the homepage.
Category 1
Yamanoha Tatami or King
Yamanoha Tatami or Yamanoha King on the booking list. No square metres on an official card. One to three guests. Adults 12+. Not the two-storied Maisonette.
Category 2
Yamanoha Maisonette
Two-storied Yamanoha. Stairs. No official square metres. Adults 12+. If stairs are a problem, do not book a maisonette.
Category 3
Tsukihashi Twin, King, or Maisonette
Tsukihashi Twin, King, or two-storied Maisonette. No official square metres. Maisonette has stairs. Adults 12+.
Category 4
Mizunone King
Mizunone King on the booking list. No official square metres. Adults 12+. One to three guests on the house line.
Category 5
Tanigasumi Twin or King
Tanigasumi Twin or King. No official square metres. Adults 12+. Not a maisonette.
Hoshinoya Kyoto rooms FAQ
- What size are the rooms?
- The official hub does not publish square metres on room cards. We do not invent them.
- What is a maisonette?
- A two-storied Yamanoha or Tsukihashi. Stairs. If you cannot do stairs, do not book that name.
- How many people per room?
- One to three guests on the homepage. Adults 12+ only.
- Which names can I book?
- Yamanoha Tatami, Maisonette, or King; Tsukihashi Twin, Maisonette, or King; Mizunone King; Tanigasumi Twin or King.
Reviewed by Hotel Flock · Last updated August 2026