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Marriott Bonvoy Member Benefits: We are committed to delivering the Marriott Bonvoy benefits for your membership level. Thank you for your understanding in cases where we may have to offer an alternative.

Marriott Bonvoy members are invited to use the Marriott Bonvoy App (available on the App Store and Google Play) to take advantage of contactless options, including:

• Mobile Check-In/Check-Out. Let us know via the app when you are planning to arrive and once you departed.


• Mobile Key. Forgo the front desk altogether and go straight to your guest room


• Mobile Dining. Offer online reservations for our restaurants and bar through the app..


• Mobile Guest Requests. Connect with us via the app to request items you would like delivered to your guest room.

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Available benefits vary by location and membership tier.

Immersive Hotel Experiences

■Tea Ceremony: Throughout the year, guests are invited in the hotel to take part in an authentic tea ceremony at CHAKYO, led by Ambassadors trained in the Mushakouji Senke tradition. 

■Wellness Breating: Begin your day with a gentle breathing session, overlooking the tranquil garden of the hotel.

Curated Local Hotel Experiences

■HOSOO kimono experience : Enjoy a private kimono fitting at HOSOO, a renowned textile house in Nishijin.

■Ceramics Experience (Kintsugi Course/Custom-Made Course) : Discover TOKINOHA Ceramic Studio through a hands-on experience in kintsugi—the Japanese art of restoring pottery with gold—or order your own custom-made ceramic piece.

■Private Early Morning Tour of the World Heritage Site Kiyomizu-dera Temple : Experience a historic site in the tranquil light of dawn, guided by priest Shoin Onishi.

Nearby attractions from HOTEL THE MITSUI KYOTO

■Nijo-jo Castle : A UNESCO World Heritage Site located just steps from the hotel. Once the residence of the Tokugawa shoguns, it features impressive gates, painted screens, and tranquil gardens.

■ Kyoto Imperial Palace: A short walk from the hotel, this former Imperial residence is surrounded by spacious gardens and offers a glimpse into Japan’s aristocratic past.

■Shinsenen: A historic temple garden dating back to the Heian period. Nestled in central Kyoto, it offers a serene escape with its pond, bridges, and seasonal flowers.

Kyoto’s Must-See Destinations

■Kinkaku-ji (Golden Pavilion)

■Fushimi Inari Taisha

■Kiyomizudera

■Arashiyama, bamboo forest

■Nishi Hongan-ji

■Gion district

■Nishiki Market

■Nintendo Museum

*Most of these destinations can be reached within 20 to 40 minutes by car or taxi from the hotel, depending on traffic.

Spring: 

■Maruyama Park : Renowned for its iconic weeping cherry tree, the park is a beloved spring destination for both daytime hanami and evening illuminations.

■Philosopher's Path : A serene stroll along a cherry-lined canal, transformed in spring into a poetic tunnel of blossoms.

■Nijo-jo Castle : Discover over 100 varieties of cherry trees within the historic grounds of this UNESCO World Heritage Site.

■Aoi Matsuri : Held on May 15th , this elegant procession in Heian-era attire reflects the grace of Kyoto’s imperial heritage.

Summer:

■Gion Matsuri : Kyoto’s most celebrated summer festival, Gion Matsuri is renowned for its grand yamaboko floats and vibrant atmosphere throughout the city.

■Gozan no Okuribi : Held every August, this iconic summer event lights giant bonfires on Kyoto’s mountains to send off ancestral spirits at the end of Obon.

Autumn:

■Tofuku-ji : Famed for its vibrant autumn foliage, Tofuku-ji offers sweeping views of fiery maple leaves from its wooden bridges.

■Eikan-do : A beloved temple known for its hillside gardens and brilliant autumn colors, especially in the late season.

■Jidai Matsuri : This historical parade showcases Kyoto’s 1,000-year legacy with participants in period attire marching from the Imperial Palace to Heian Shrine.

Winter:

■Temple illuminations : During winter evenings, temples are beautifully illuminated, creating serene and enchanting nighttime experiences.

■Arashiyama Hanatouro : An enchanting light-up event where lantern-lined paths and illuminated bamboo groves create a magical winter scene in Arashiyama.

Culinary Offerings at the Hotel

■TOKI : Our signature restaurant, helmed by Chef Tetsuya Asano, offers innovative French cuisine crafted with seasonal Kyoto ingredients and pure local water to enhance every flavor.

■FORNI : FORNI features refined Italian dishes, including wood-fired pizzas and grilled specialties, all enjoyed with views of the serene garden.

■THE GARDEN BAR : An elegant setting to relax and unwind, perfect for enjoying a drink and light bites after a day of exploring Kyoto’s historic sites.

Nearby Culinary Offerings

■ Udon&Soba : Enjoy expertly prepared udon and soba at Tatsuichi and Sarachina, known for their authentic flavors.

■ Sushi : Experience fresh, high-quality sushi at Kikyo Sushi and Isami Sushi.

■ Café : Relax with carefully brewed coffee in the welcoming settings of Café Tyrol and Maeda Coffee Oike Branch.

Michelin‑Starred Restaurant in Kyoto

■ Kikunoi (Three Stars) - Kaiseki

■ Hyotei (Three Stars )- Kaiseki

■ Gion Sasaki (Three Stars) - Kaiseki

■ Mizai (Three Stars) - Kaiseki

■ Isshisoden Nakamura (Three Stars) - Kaiseki

■ Nakamura (Two Stars) - Kaiseki

■ Gion Karyo (One Star) – Kaiseki

■ Tempura Matsu (One Star) – Tempura

Wellness & Spa Offerings at the Hotel

■Thermal Spring : Unwind in our private onsen, sourced from a natural hot spring located beneath the hotel—an experience of deep relaxation and renewal.

■SPA : Our spa offers a curated menu of treatments blending Japanese and Western techniques, using locally inspired, carefully selected ingredients.

■Fitness Centre : A fully equipped fitness centre is available for guests seeking an energising workout during your stay.

Wellness & Spa Offerings in Kyoto city

■Zen Meditation : Participate in zazen (seated meditation) at temples in Kyoto. To learn more, kindly contact to our Concierge: concierge.kyoto@hotelthemitsui.com.

■Forest and Temple Walks : Rejuvenate with mindful walks through temple gardens or forested paths, such as those at Ohara or Nanzen-ji temple.