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hotel anddoggy Kyoto Nijo

Every Room Takes a Dog, Three Minutes from Nijo Castle

Three minutes from Nijojo-mae Station. Every room accepts dogs, and the building has a dog lounge, a cafe, a shower area and a dog shop.

Best for

Staying in Kyoto with a dog under 30kg where the hotel's own facilities matter

Good to know

There is no car park. Dogs are not admitted inside the Nijo Castle grounds under the same terms, so treat it as a walk around the outside and check separately.

Verified notes

Confirmed on the official room pages, the notes, the facilities page, the FAQ and the access page.

Before you book

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Condition details

Under 30kg, up to two dogs. One dog is included; the second is ¥5,000 per night. Vaccination certificates and a signed agreement are required.

Best for

Staying in Kyoto with a dog under 30kg where the hotel's own facilities matter

Access

Three minutes on foot from exit 3 of Nijojo-mae Station, or 10 minutes from JR Nijo Station.

English support

The site offers several languages, though the detailed dog policy is fuller in Japanese.

Rules

Be considerate of the neighbourhood when walking a large dog, and submit vaccination paperwork in advance.

Good to know

There is no car park. Dogs are not admitted inside the Nijo Castle grounds under the same terms, so treat it as a walk around the outside and check separately. The emergency and out-of-hours vet the hotel refers to, and a step-free route from the subway for a dog stroller, are unconfirmed.

Verified notes

Confirmed on the official room pages, the notes, the facilities page, the FAQ and the access page.

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