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"Always an awesome place to stay. Beat breakfast buffet in all of Japan!"

"Incredible stay incredibly well kept and an absolutely amazing time. "

"I loved the closeness to the train station and the staff were phenomenal!"

"Great hotel with excellent location to everything beautiful Kyoto has to offer. Spacious rooms, friendly staff."

" This hotel quickly became one of my favorite places to stay! I wish we had more time to enjoy it fully. The hotel offered a variety of on-site amenities, and the building itself housed shopping and dining options. They even provided coupons for some of the dining establishments within the building, which was a nice touch. The restaurant we dined at was fantastic—the food was excellent, and it was conveniently located just downstairs. The hotel's location was ideal; it’s within a 5-minute walk to the station for the local line, making it very easy to get around the city. There was also a park and an aquarium nearby, providing great options for sightseeing and outdoor activities. Access to all the locations we wanted to visit was incredibly easy, thanks to the close proximity of bus and subway lines. The pajamas they provided were so comfortable, making the stay even more enjoyable. The only downside was the laundry facility—there were only four washing machines, and unfortunately, one was out of order. However, there was a coin laundry just an 8-minute walk away, so it wasn't too inconvenient. Overall, this hotel was a beautiful place to stay and truly one of my favorites. I would definitely love to return!"

"Everything in this property is great. We had an amazing stay."

"It was great"

"Staff are very pleasant and helpful with directions. I will highly recommend this hotel to anyone. Location is across the Kyoto train/bus station. The room is spacious enough for 3 people with unlimited toiletries."

"Everything was great during my staying here, the staff is really kind and everyone was very helpful. I will definitely stay here if I’m back in Kyoto"