I looove this hotel soooo much! Room was decent size for one, with enough space to open up your luggage at a corner and still have room to walk around. Toilet was clean and all things were working well. Cleaners were always on time and diligent. Free drinks and free comic book rental at level one. There's an English manga corner too! Air-conditioning works well, has everything you need in the room, just can't think of annny flaws this hotel has! Super convenient location as well, less than 5 minutes walk from Nijo Castle and Nijojo-mae Station. There are bus stops right outside and opposite the hotel too to head to the popular Yasaka-jinja Shrine. Location feels suuuper safe for a solo female traveller like me too! I can't wait to come back to Japan and book another stay here!!

The room had a great view that overlooks the city. The room was extremely clean and comfortable as well. I like that there are quite a selection of comic books that you can bring into the room. The breakfast was simple but yet satisfying to start the day. The staff accommodated to my request for a room at a higher floor.

Nothing in particular. It was a very good stay.

A bus stop, a train station and Nijo Castle are all within a 5 minute walk from the hotel. The hotel is nice and clean. The view from the rooftop is nice. The stuff didn't speak english very well, but we were able to communicate with a translation app. They were very friendly and helped me sending my bags to the next hotel and find a Sento close by, that is tattoo friendly. The room is very nice. More spacious then the other rooms I stayed at on Japan.

It is a little uncomfortable that the AC is blasting right onto the bed. But I got the last room at the end of the floor which was L-shaped. The bed was harder then the tatami floor I slept on some days before. Not very comfortable.

I appreciate they offer manga in English and you can borrow the books and take them to your room. We loved the rooftop! The room was spacious and nicely furnished. Lot's of eating options nearby and close to metro. Staff was very nice to us. They offer japanese style breakfast only, my boyfriend liked it but if you are staying for many days it can get very same.

The room was very dark because the window was directly facing an opposite building. If this is a problem with you, better to check with hotel beforehand what type of view your room will have. Somebody from cleaning took my glasses and put them upside down on the glass directly on scissors, that was rather careless as it could scratch the glass.

The hotel is close to a metro station, buses pass in front and 15 minutes walking there is the Nijo JR station. It is well connected despite not being in Kyoto center. The staff was very friendly and checkin was easy. You can borrow books to read in the room. The room was small but with enough space to open the suitcase and with a table and a sofa to have tea. The bathroom was good and clean. The neighborhood is very quiet at night and there are few restaurants but on the corner there is a Lawson and a 7eleven.

The breakfast is a good Bento style but a little repetitive if you stay many days. They could have more Mangas in English

I absolutely loved my four night stay here. This hotel is two blocks from the Nijo Castle. Public transportation is nearby too. There are restaurants, convenience stores and coffee shops all around. The hotel serves a delicious complimentary bento box breakfast. The rooms have all the amenities needed. There’s even a wash/dry machine for your laundry!! Bikasu at the concierge desk was extremely helpful and kind. I highly recommend this hotel.

Everything is great, located very close to the main Imperial Palace, and also quite easy to get to other Kyoto attractions. Fast working Wi-Fi. a huge gallery of comics on the 1st floor that you can borrow for reading. Pajamas are provided and the air conditioning works well. Breakfast in Japanese style, but the same every day. I stayed in Kyoto for a few days, and went to the neighboring cities of Nara and Osaka. I advise you to budget for Kyoto with trips to neighboring cities for 4-5 days

I didn’t find it right away but it’s my fault cause I think named is “Kyoto Nijo” and my map doesn’t work good.

I took a phone call in the lobby and the man in the front desk kicked me out even when I was quiet and respectful and at the same time there was a really loud family sitting right next to me, when I asked him why only me and why the family can be this loud he nod his head and told me to get out again. I do have to say that there was another front desk employee that was really nice and helped us reserve a sit at a restaurant.

I found it very clean and relatively quiet. The location is very good as you can reach many places by foot and you have busses basically stopping at your doorstep. I appreciated the refreshments corner in the hall with teas and water. Having a laundry in a hotel is great too, although the drier function isn't working very well.

My room was on the 10th floor but my window was matt and could not be opened at all, which I found bad for a 3-stars hotel.

Decent size room for the money. Cafe with free tea and coffee available to guests all day! My room had an amazing view and really joyed making my tea in the room with the provided kettle and looking out at the mountains to start each day. House keeping staff came in and tidied up each morning without requesting it which was a nice touch. Convenience store next door. Bus stop right out the front door.

There is an arcade close by with some great food options but most places close by 7 so not many late night dining options. Would be tough for 2 people in my room with a single bed but it was fine for 1 person.