Capella Kyoto
Deluxe City King: cheapest in January, priciest in April
1 King Bed, City view, 538 sq ft, Sleeps 3
- Typical night
- $2,286
- Lowest
- $1,412
- Jan 20
- Highest
- $4,544
- April
- Cheapest month
- January
Per night for a 1-night stay, 2 guests. Priced direct. Checked Nov 5.
Create account to trackTypical night by month, Deluxe City King
| Jancheapest | Feb | Mar | Aprpriciest | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Nov | Dec |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
$1,491 | $1,913 | $3,150 | $3,412 | $2,212 | $1,771 | $1,706 | $1,613 | $1,812 | $2,771 | $2,209 |
Capella Kyoto prices per night
The Deluxe City King at Capella Kyoto typically costs around $2,286 a night, ranging from $1,412 to $4,544 across the next 12 months. January is its cheapest month and April its priciest. Rates are per night for two guests, re-priced nightly.
How much does Capella Kyoto cost per night?
For the Deluxe City King, the room shown above, around $2,286 a night on the 12-month forward curve. The cheapest nights we have seen are $1,412; the priciest $4,544. Other rooms have their own figures.
When is Capella Kyoto cheapest?
For the Deluxe City King, January; April is its priciest month. Other rooms can bottom out in different months. Set a target on the exact room and we email you when the rate drops to it.
About the hotel
Ace Hotel Kyoto lives in a part new build and part historic structure that was once home to a beloved landmark telephone company, designed in partnership with our longtime friends Commune Design and the legendary architect Kengo Kuma. Our first hotel in Asia, Ace Hotel Kyoto lives in the cultural epicenter of Japan, a place revered for its abundance of art, craft and nature. There’s an inspired Lobby with a dedicated art gallery, three distinct restaurants by award-winning culinary partners, 24-hour gym, flexible event spaces and a verdant garden courtyard. There’s also the first Stumptown Coffee Roasters cafe in Japan, and we’re within walking distance to cultural landmarks like the Nishiki Market, Kyoto Art Center and Kamesuehiro, the iconic 200-year old confectionary.
