Very good location wise for metro, bus etc. short walk to nishiki market (900m about 13 min) and „central Kyoto“. Many conbinis and normal supermarkets very near! Free coffee, matcha and tee provided from 6 am to 9 pm (matcha is very very good). Hotel rooms are very spacious and very good divided - even with a lot of luggage you still have enough room :). You also have a bigger window with fly screen which could be opened to let fresh air in.

You have two elevators (did not see any stairs - except for emergency staircase) and sometimes it takes very long until one elevator arrives on ground floor. You also do not see on which level the elevator is when you are on ground floor (1F Japanese or 2F).

We enjoyed our stay here. It is quite near to the train station. Bus station is even nearer. I would consider the room spacious compare to room in other hotel that we stayed in. The staff was very helpful and they speak fluent english. What I like the most about the hotel is that they provided facial wash, toner & moiturizer in small packet. My face get very dry due to the weather. These facial products really helped me alot. There is also plenty eating places around the hotel. There were also 2 super market, 1 is just next to the hotel. It was really convinient.

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Location: A bit of a walk to the train station (450m, about 8 mins walk) but it's mostly flat streets anyway so we didn't mind at all. Hotel has 1 supermarket on either side (Fresco and Life Supermarket) and a FamilyMart across the street. Location is super convenient for sightseeing, we were near-ish a lot of temples by public transportation. Room: Quite roomy, considering we moved from a really cramped Tokyo budget hotel :) Very clean as well!

The AC doesn't cool very well for some reason? Not sure what the issue is, but it takes a while to cool the room. We're here in the middle of winter and the room gets quite stuffy at 18degC that we need to open a window.

The room was sizeable and beds felt comfortable. The furniture in the room was useful to have tea/lunch and there was also humidifier, which was useful for dry air. Luggage storage available, which is useful. The coffee station is useful.

The first day we checked in we were attended by very rude young female receptionist in glasses, whose name tag was solely in Japanese so regretfully we didn't get her name. She was hostile to us for no reason and we were the only guests checking in at the time. Never have I met such a rude person in Japan. The tea/coffee station only operates until 9PM, after which the staff lock it, which is strange as you may want to have a tea after 9PM when back to the hotel...

• The hotel may have been built around 15 years ago, but it has been very well maintained and feels comfortable despite not being brand new. • Everything was perfectly clean, which made for a pleasant and comfortable stay. • The Wi-Fi speed was fast and reliable, perfect for both work and leisure. • The buffet breakfast offered a wide variety of options, ensuring there was something for everyone.

• We were asked to pay a Tourist Stay Tax imposed by Kyoto City per night, which we initially thought was included in the price we paid on Booking.com. It’s important to double-check this when making your booking to avoid surprises.

We were there during the Gion festival & the hotel was right in the middle of it all. Lots of buses run up & down the hotel street with a stops v close to the hotel (though these v were majorly disrupted because of the fesival) & there is a subway train station about 600mt away. Lots of eating places and convenience stores nearby. Loved having access to a free automated coffee machine, which also did hot or cold matcha lattes, green tea, etc. The laundry was reasonably priced - would be good to have a few chairs in there though. The room we had was v comfortable was a reasonable size & well soundproofed.. They also provided a 3 way phone/table charger, which did Apple & Android which was v handy. V helpful staff.

Only 2 lifts so often a bit of a wait. Bedside light only on one side but switch for it on the other side - a pain. Bathroom is a bit small, with shower in bath.

Excellent location in central Kyoto. Lots of restaurants and shopping nearby. Well connected to many tourist attractions by buses, trains and subways. The hotel itself is excellently maintained, everything was clean and bright and felt new. Staff at the reception desk were very helpful with a range of queries. Our room was small but very comfortable and equipped with tea, a TV, desk and comfortable double bed. The hotel also has a hot drinks machine (free) and vending machine (paid) in communal areas, and a laundry facility.

The location is excellent with everything close by. The Train station is literally 5min walk and the main market is another 7mins. We could also keep our luggage at the reception and go out prior to check in which was great.

That the price i booked this place at didn't include the state taxes. i mean it wasn't thundering but the website should capture the total price one would need to pay for it.

the location was very convenient, room was very clean and quiet ( I stayed on 7th floor). I would say it was an Ok, basic old-school hotel, nothing exceptional.

the windows view was literally a wall from the building next door, however it may be a typical building construction in Japan as space in cities is limited. the elevator was super long. there were furniture that took so much space ( super long desk for 3 people ) and thehre was no space to open a suitcase and walk at the same time.

Breakfast I wish they had eggs your way . s we were muslins , choice of breakfast items were limited . They have a sign board outside saying, you can request your menu . When we asked we we can have fried eggs or omelette instead they refused . We stayed 2 nights at the hotel and we had to survive with coffee and crossainte bread and butter . Otherwise the stay was good at this hotel

Some of the stuff we’re not able to speak simple English at all