BnA Alter Museum

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$70

Hotel Hoogtepunten

Welcome to BnA Alter Museum, a unique fusion of art and comfort located in the heart of the historic city of Kyoto! Just a short 1,7mi from the vibrant city center, this luxurious 4-star hotel allows you to immerse yourself in the cultural heritage of Japan while enjoying modern amenities. Prices start at just $70, making it an affordable yet stylish choice for your travel adventures.

Photo of the whole room, Bed in BnA Alter Museum

Kamers

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2 Eenpersoonsbedden

325 vierkante voet

Standaard, 2 Eenpersoonsbedden

Koelkast

Thee-/koffiezetapparaat

Featuring free toiletries and bathrobes, this twin room includes a private bathroom with a shower, a bidet and a hairdryer. The twin room features air conditioning, tatami, a tea and coffee maker along with a safe deposit box. The unit has 2 beds.

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2 Eenpersoonsbedden

325 vierkante voet

Superior, 2 Eenpersoonsbedden

Spa bad

Gratis wifi

Koelkast

Thee-/koffiezetapparaat

The hot tub is the standout feature of this twin room. Featuring free toiletries and bathrobes, this twin room includes a private bathroom with a bath, a shower and a bidet. This twin room is air-conditioned and has a tea and coffee maker, a safe deposit box and heating. The unit has 2 beds.

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1 Eenpersoonsbed

235 vierkante voet

Standaard, 1 Eenpersoonsbed

Koelkast

Thee-/koffiezetapparaat

Offering free toiletries and bathrobes, this twin/double room includes a private bathroom with a shower, a bidet and a hairdryer. The air-conditioned twin/double room offers a tea and coffee maker, a safe deposit box and heating. The unit has 1 bed.

Ontdek Meer

Step inside and get ready to be wowed! At BnA Alter Museum, you'll find not only comfortable and soundproof rooms, but also stunning river views that will leave you breathless. Whether you're streaming your favorite shows on Netflix during a cozy night in, soaking in the hot tub, or enjoying some live music performances, this hotel promises to be more than just a place to stay. Plus, it offers delightful breakfast options to kick-start your day of exploration!

Ervaar het Beste

But don't just take our word for it—guests rave about their experiences, with nearly 900 reviews highlighting the excellent service and unique atmosphere. With a 24-hour front desk and accessible features, the team is there to ensure your needs are met from check-in to check-out. So grab your suitcase and come experience a stay that’s not just about comfort but is also a celebration of art and creativity at BnA Alter Museum!

Photo of the whole room in BnA Alter Museum

Plan uw verblijf

At BnA Alter Museum, every corner bursts with artful surprises that will ignite your creative spirit. Picture this: after a day of exploring Kyoto's stunning temples and serene gardens, you return to unwind in a stylish and cozy room that doubles as a gallery of captivating works. Each room is thoughtfully designed, showcasing unique artistic expressions that will make your stay not just comfortable but also aesthetically pleasing. With a variety of options, from the snug Standard Queen rooms to the expansive Deluxe Suites perfect for families, you'll find your ideal retreat after a delightful day of adventure.

Voorzieningen

Gratis wifi

Streamingdienst (zoals Netflix)

Hot tub

Airconditioning

Bar

Geluidsdichte kamers

24-uurs receptie

Niet-roken kamers

We LOVED our stay at BnA Alter Museum and would happily stay again. I originally booked our stay here because my niece, who’s creative and works in style and artistic production, was traveling with us and I knew would appreciate the unique art rooms, created each by a different artist. We first were in a quirky, whimsical room with Murphy-style pull down beds. It was such fun. We extended our stay an extra day and were moved to a beautiful, calming room by a sculptural artist with gentle warm lighting, minimalist wooden pieces and 5 yen coins flowing along portions of the walls, floor and ceiling, with opportunity to add your own. This hotel provides a unique and modern experience while still offering distictive Japanese features (robes and low beds, dense mattresses, bathrooms you want to transport home with you, etc). The hotel was comfortable and quiet, the location was fantastic… a very close walk to beautiful, narrow traditional lanes along the river and Gion with its picturesque Kyoto charm, vibrant, modern shopping thoroughfares and massive covered market “maze” offering a mix of old world and new, food lanes, thrift shops, every kind of thing you can imagine, and frequented by locals and visitors alike (a place to spend a day and get happily lost, especially if the weather is challenging). Just beyond all these things, across the river and easily reached by foot are the famous temples and gardens of Kyoto. Hospitality is huge in Japan, but I can’t say enough about the staff at BnA Alter Museum… warm and approachable while still offering impeccable hospitality. In particular, my elderly mother joined us our third night there. The only room available (the beautiful 5-yen coin room) had very low beds. The staff made sure to put a good, stable chair in the room for her as requested specifically to aid her getting in and out of bed and offered to do more.

Virginia

this is one of the best and most interesting places i've stayed at :) upon arrival, the staff was extremely welcoming and did a fantastic job at explaining the room's concept to us. we were offered early check-in, and since we booked a different room for each night, they even offered to transport our packed luggage from room-to-room while we were out travelling. the customer service is excellent and they also provided us with lovely recommendations for local restaurants and delights. location wise, it is very close to a bus stop that takes you to the main tourist area and also kiyumizudera. but i found that kyoto buses did not run on a very strict schedule. it is a survivable walking distance away from a train station :) the rooms themselves were simply fantastic, and i had such a great time soaking up the deliberate, and sometimes interactive, designs and concepts. every aspect of the room was carefully thought-out, and i have no complaints over the cleanliness. it was such a wonderful experience and it left me wanting to return to check out some of the other rooms. this specific room was incredibly large and had an INCREDIBLE view. i still dream about this place.

Jami

We stayed at this hotel for four nights and enjoyed its unique atmosphere. It is a special hotel that incorporates art into the rooms, adding a creative and interesting touch to the stay. The staff was very courteous, always available, and made every effort to assist with any request. However, the main drawback is the lack of functionality – while the rooms, including the suite, are pleasant and well-maintained, they lack basic facilities for a comfortable stay, which slightly reduces the overall experience. This hotel is recommended for those who appreciate design and art, but less so for those seeking functional comfort.

Halha

It was good to stay somewhere a bit quirky and different to regular business hotels. Our double room (Vault 803) was light and airy, with some thoughtful visual art and mixed media installations. Fab spacious bathroom and power shower. Great location - close to many attractions and bus stops nearby. Plenty of good bars and restaurants around too. I loved my avocado breakfast but my husband (vegetarian) found the choice of breakfast sets limiting, however the staff kindly reheated gyoza for him and provided a mountain of toast! Excellent value for money.

Greyhound

Very friendly staff. Excellent location. We used the cafe for coffee and other refreshments, and we ordered a black sesame terrine and ice cream, which was fabulous! Every room had a different artistic theme and we all liked our rooms. I did, however, swop with my daughter as I prefer a light room, and l was originally allocated a very dark room. My daughter was very happy to swap! The complimentary cocktail every night was very welcome, and both barmen were extremely friendly and chatty.

Brewerton

We LOVED our stay at BnA Alter Museum and would happily stay again. I originally booked our stay here because my niece, who’s creative and works in style and artistic production, was traveling with us and I knew would appreciate the unique art rooms, created each by a different artist. We first were in a quirky, whimsical room with Murphy-style pull down beds. It was such fun. We extended our stay an extra day and were moved to a beautiful, calming room by a sculptural artist with gentle warm lighting, minimalist wooden pieces and 5 yen coins flowing along portions of the walls, floor and ceiling, with opportunity to add your own. This hotel provides a unique and modern experience while still offering distictive Japanese features (robes and low beds, dense mattresses, bathrooms you want to transport home with you, etc). The hotel was comfortable and quiet, the location was fantastic… a very close walk to beautiful, narrow traditional lanes along the river and Gion with its picturesque Kyoto charm, vibrant, modern shopping thoroughfares and massive covered market “maze” offering a mix of old world and new, food lanes, thrift shops, every kind of thing you can imagine, and frequented by locals and visitors alike (a place to spend a day and get happily lost, especially if the weather is challenging). Just beyond all these things, across the river and easily reached by foot are the famous temples and gardens of Kyoto. Hospitality is huge in Japan, but I can’t say enough about the staff at BnA Alter Museum… warm and approachable while still offering impeccable hospitality. In particular, my elderly mother joined us our third night there. The only room available (the beautiful 5-yen coin room) had very low beds. The staff made sure to put a good, stable chair in the room for her as requested specifically to aid her getting in and out of bed and offered to do more.

Virginia

this is one of the best and most interesting places i've stayed at :) upon arrival, the staff was extremely welcoming and did a fantastic job at explaining the room's concept to us. we were offered early check-in, and since we booked a different room for each night, they even offered to transport our packed luggage from room-to-room while we were out travelling. the customer service is excellent and they also provided us with lovely recommendations for local restaurants and delights. location wise, it is very close to a bus stop that takes you to the main tourist area and also kiyumizudera. but i found that kyoto buses did not run on a very strict schedule. it is a survivable walking distance away from a train station :) the rooms themselves were simply fantastic, and i had such a great time soaking up the deliberate, and sometimes interactive, designs and concepts. every aspect of the room was carefully thought-out, and i have no complaints over the cleanliness. it was such a wonderful experience and it left me wanting to return to check out some of the other rooms. this specific room was incredibly large and had an INCREDIBLE view. i still dream about this place.

Jami

We stayed at this hotel for four nights and enjoyed its unique atmosphere. It is a special hotel that incorporates art into the rooms, adding a creative and interesting touch to the stay. The staff was very courteous, always available, and made every effort to assist with any request. However, the main drawback is the lack of functionality – while the rooms, including the suite, are pleasant and well-maintained, they lack basic facilities for a comfortable stay, which slightly reduces the overall experience. This hotel is recommended for those who appreciate design and art, but less so for those seeking functional comfort.

Halha

It was good to stay somewhere a bit quirky and different to regular business hotels. Our double room (Vault 803) was light and airy, with some thoughtful visual art and mixed media installations. Fab spacious bathroom and power shower. Great location - close to many attractions and bus stops nearby. Plenty of good bars and restaurants around too. I loved my avocado breakfast but my husband (vegetarian) found the choice of breakfast sets limiting, however the staff kindly reheated gyoza for him and provided a mountain of toast! Excellent value for money.

Greyhound

Very friendly staff. Excellent location. We used the cafe for coffee and other refreshments, and we ordered a black sesame terrine and ice cream, which was fabulous! Every room had a different artistic theme and we all liked our rooms. I did, however, swop with my daughter as I prefer a light room, and l was originally allocated a very dark room. My daughter was very happy to swap! The complimentary cocktail every night was very welcome, and both barmen were extremely friendly and chatty.

Brewerton

We LOVED our stay at BnA Alter Museum and would happily stay again. I originally booked our stay here because my niece, who’s creative and works in style and artistic production, was traveling with us and I knew would appreciate the unique art rooms, created each by a different artist. We first were in a quirky, whimsical room with Murphy-style pull down beds. It was such fun. We extended our stay an extra day and were moved to a beautiful, calming room by a sculptural artist with gentle warm lighting, minimalist wooden pieces and 5 yen coins flowing along portions of the walls, floor and ceiling, with opportunity to add your own. This hotel provides a unique and modern experience while still offering distictive Japanese features (robes and low beds, dense mattresses, bathrooms you want to transport home with you, etc). The hotel was comfortable and quiet, the location was fantastic… a very close walk to beautiful, narrow traditional lanes along the river and Gion with its picturesque Kyoto charm, vibrant, modern shopping thoroughfares and massive covered market “maze” offering a mix of old world and new, food lanes, thrift shops, every kind of thing you can imagine, and frequented by locals and visitors alike (a place to spend a day and get happily lost, especially if the weather is challenging). Just beyond all these things, across the river and easily reached by foot are the famous temples and gardens of Kyoto. Hospitality is huge in Japan, but I can’t say enough about the staff at BnA Alter Museum… warm and approachable while still offering impeccable hospitality. In particular, my elderly mother joined us our third night there. The only room available (the beautiful 5-yen coin room) had very low beds. The staff made sure to put a good, stable chair in the room for her as requested specifically to aid her getting in and out of bed and offered to do more.

Virginia

this is one of the best and most interesting places i've stayed at :) upon arrival, the staff was extremely welcoming and did a fantastic job at explaining the room's concept to us. we were offered early check-in, and since we booked a different room for each night, they even offered to transport our packed luggage from room-to-room while we were out travelling. the customer service is excellent and they also provided us with lovely recommendations for local restaurants and delights. location wise, it is very close to a bus stop that takes you to the main tourist area and also kiyumizudera. but i found that kyoto buses did not run on a very strict schedule. it is a survivable walking distance away from a train station :) the rooms themselves were simply fantastic, and i had such a great time soaking up the deliberate, and sometimes interactive, designs and concepts. every aspect of the room was carefully thought-out, and i have no complaints over the cleanliness. it was such a wonderful experience and it left me wanting to return to check out some of the other rooms. this specific room was incredibly large and had an INCREDIBLE view. i still dream about this place.

Jami

We stayed at this hotel for four nights and enjoyed its unique atmosphere. It is a special hotel that incorporates art into the rooms, adding a creative and interesting touch to the stay. The staff was very courteous, always available, and made every effort to assist with any request. However, the main drawback is the lack of functionality – while the rooms, including the suite, are pleasant and well-maintained, they lack basic facilities for a comfortable stay, which slightly reduces the overall experience. This hotel is recommended for those who appreciate design and art, but less so for those seeking functional comfort.

Halha

It was good to stay somewhere a bit quirky and different to regular business hotels. Our double room (Vault 803) was light and airy, with some thoughtful visual art and mixed media installations. Fab spacious bathroom and power shower. Great location - close to many attractions and bus stops nearby. Plenty of good bars and restaurants around too. I loved my avocado breakfast but my husband (vegetarian) found the choice of breakfast sets limiting, however the staff kindly reheated gyoza for him and provided a mountain of toast! Excellent value for money.

Greyhound

Very friendly staff. Excellent location. We used the cafe for coffee and other refreshments, and we ordered a black sesame terrine and ice cream, which was fabulous! Every room had a different artistic theme and we all liked our rooms. I did, however, swop with my daughter as I prefer a light room, and l was originally allocated a very dark room. My daughter was very happy to swap! The complimentary cocktail every night was very welcome, and both barmen were extremely friendly and chatty.

Brewerton

Locatie

Shimogyo Ku Tenmacho 267, Kyoto, 600-8024, Japan