Hotel Granvia Kyoto

Business facilities at Hotel Granvia Kyoto include complimentary high-speed Internet access and 6 conference/function rooms ranging in size from 30 to 1,200 square meters (420 to 12,917 square feet) and accommodating groups of 30 to 1,400. Video conferencing and simultaneous interpretation systems are available (surcharges apply). The hotel also offers a 24-hour business center and a computer station. 12 unique dining options are available on site.

A health club on level three is open to guests 20 and older. It offers a fitness center and a 20-meter, three-lane indoor pool, which is complemented by a jet bath and far-infrared sauna.

Although guests have easy access to the adjacent department store and nearby shopping malls, a variety of on-site boutiques, including a jewelry store and gift shop, are handy for unique souvenirs and gifts.

• 24-hour front desk 
• Total number of rooms - 535 
• Number of floors - 15 
• Bar/lounge 
• Coffee shop or café 
• Free newspapers in lobby 
• Concierge services 
• Conference space 
• Dry cleaning/laundry service 
• Elevator/lift 
• Express check-in 
• Express check-out 

• Gift shops or newsstand 
• Hair salon 
• Health club 
• Computer station 
• Luggage storage 
• Designated smoking areas 
• Laundry facilities 
• Spa treatment room(s) 
• Meeting rooms 6 
• Multilingual staff 
• Safe-deposit box at front desk 
• Number of restaurants - 8 
• 24-hour business center 
• Offsite parking discounted rates available 
• Sauna 
• Shopping on site 
• Steam room 
• Indoor pool 
• Breakfast available (surcharge) 
• Wedding services 
• Free WiFi 

Teppanyaki Gozanbo - Meals of premium Oumi beef and fresh seafood grilled freshly at guest tables. Mountain views. Décor includes tile artwork complemented by soft lighting.

Roppongi Rogairo - Modern-day version of a traditional Chinese restaurant dating back 100 years and located in Hangzhou, China. Open for lunch and dinner, specializing in fresh seafood and Chinese stews.

Ukihashi - Named after a legendary bridge spanning the Yoshino River in ancient Yamato. Serves traditional Japanese cuisine in set courses or à la carte options for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Contemporary Japanese décor.

Kitcho - Traditional Japanese kaiseki-style cuisine with appetizer soups, sashimi (slices of fish), grilled fish, tempura (fried foods), simmered vegetables, savory cup custard, vinegared salad, rice, and desserts.

Tempura Kyorinsen - Tempura-style cuisine made with seasonal ingredients.

Le Temps - Café/restaurant with time theme generated by two large wall clocks and numbers on the floor. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, with everything from coffee to full-course meals.

Orbite - Main bar. Serves a variety of cocktails and other beverages. Décor features copper artwork depicting a steam locomotive.

Grand Jour - Floor-to-ceiling glass windows flood this lobby lounge with natural light. Popular for informal meetings.

Located on level three, the health club, open to adults 20 and older, includes a 20-meter, three-lane indoor pool, which is complemented by a jet bath and far-infrared sauna. A fitness center offers a variety of cardiovascular and weight-training equipment. Men's and women's locker rooms are also located here.

The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.