Translate: At a hotel located a little away from the bustling Kyoto downtown, but still within the city, one can experience warmth and a sense of calm that cannot be found in the heart of the city, with the convenience and relaxation that is not bound by only the comfort of the hotel. This hotel, Ante Room Kyoto, which was originally a student dormitory, was reinterpreted and opened after the 2011 earthquake. The hotel has the concept of 'Arts & Culture of ever-changing Kyoto now', and was renovated in 2016 to incorporate elements of Japanese tradition into Arts & Culture and provide a glimpse of Kyoto's present through these three themes. The facility includes a gallery, breakfast restaurant, and bar, and through collaborations with local and international artists, the hotel offers various works and events that showcase Kyoto's culture, diversity, and new values through art, felt in various places.

The Ante Room in the Kyoto Hotel has over 90 art exhibitions. The works of artists with a connection to Kyoto have been selected for each room. You can also find information about the artwork details, prices, and artist profiles, and all the works are available for purchase. One of the reasons you can only experience a unique stay experience is that the hotel's Art & Culture concept also incorporates Japanese traditional interior, which combines the art with the interior. The compact and functional interior, such as the high-quality desk, pendant lights, and completely exposed plumbing, has simple but stylish details. In addition, there are "Concept Rooms" created and coordinated by artists active in Korea and abroad, where they express and direct each world view not only through the artworks but also through the lighting fixtures.