Monday, September 24, 2018

The Stylish Kyoto Hyatt Regency: Sleek and Modern





Located in the historic Higashiyama Shichijo neighbourhood of Kyoto, the traditional and cultural heart of Kyoto, the stylish Hyatt Regency is arguably one of Kyoto's best hotels. Elegant and contemporary, the hotel is full of masterful, subtle touches that pay homage to Kyoto’s artistic and aesthetic traditions, from the grove of green bamboo that shields the building from the road to the pale wood rooms with panelled headboards made with large squares of kimono silks,  traditional paper lanterns and pressed summer kimonos and slippers thoughtfully provided for all guests. Designed by Takashi Sugimoto of Asia’s renowned Super Potato design firm, the hotel features several Japanese gardens, contemporary Japanese furniture, cedar tubs, a spa with shiatsu and acupuncture, wonderful restaurants, excellent gift shop as well as special Maiko dance performances from Kyoto’s Miyagawa-cho district, each evening. Ideally located, the sleek modern hotel sits right beside Kyoto's illustrious Sanjusangendo Buddhist Temple which dates from 1266 and is one of the world’s largest wooden structures with 1,000 life-sized statues of Kannon - the deity of mercy, while a 20-minute stroll brings you to Gion, where geisha totter along streets flanked by old wooden houses. 



Elegant and contemporary, the Hyatt Regency is full of masterful, subtle touches that pay homage to Kyoto’s artistic and aesthetic traditions

 Each evening an apprentice Geisha from Kyoto’s Miyagawa-cho district charms guests with a special 'Odori' dance performance

The Hyatt Regency's Weekend Brunch in the Grill

Dessert Buffet with cherry blossoms

The Grill serves breakfasts, lunches, and dinners every day and also offers an adjoining decked terrace and the rock-glass counter bar, with views over the beautiful traditional Japanese garden

Grilling Kumamoto beef sirloin on the wood fired oven

Preparing the oven roasted tomatoes at Trattoria Sette for the Spaghettini Mancini featuring confit cherry tomatoes and Sardinia bottarga

Adding the finishing touches the roasted kabocha pumpkin 

Pomodoro con Granchio

Touzan Bar is decorated with old wooden beams and antique books, and offers high-quality whiskies and cocktails to local Kyoto beers and more than 30 different kinds of premium sakes 

Trattoria Sette features authentic home-style Italian dishes and pizzas made in the restaurants wood burning oven

The Hyatt offers a seasonal cooking class for kids to learn how to make their own pizza

The Grill features authentic grill cuisine, created in an open kitchen and a three-mouthed wood-burning oven

Grilled Japanese Tiger Prawns

Hyatt Regency Pastry Shop with fresh baked breads, pastries and croissants

Strawberry and Custard Tart

Galette de Pomme

Touzan features Japanese cuisine such as simple bowls and broiled dishes, 
bento box, sashimi, sushi and noodles

Selection of sushi and sashimi

The Pastry Boutique offers a variety of breads, unique pastries, chocolates and cakes that all beautifully packaged to be enjoyed either in the restaurant or taken away as a picnic





































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