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"Great place to experience the onsen. Close to the station. After a day of exploring Kyoto, relaxing in a hot spring is a must"

"Easy access to kyoto station, very close. High quality hotel. "

"Clean, lots of room for family!"

"Breakfast buffet was very good and had a varied menu; with a registration desk and lobby on the 2nd floor, this made check-in and check-out with large luggage inconvenient; registration staff who spoke limited English, made acquiring eating and travel suggestions somewhat difficult; however, staff was always patient and respectful "

"The dining area was beautiful!"

"This is a great hotel offering excellent dining options and a nice bath house. We enjoyed the connecting fish market museum and the easy of access to the JR subway lines."

"Amazing staff and overall hotel vibe. Favorite hotel in Japan that we've stayed in during our trip!"

"Great hotel, lovely staff. We had a corner room with the bath in the window, the bathroom was lovely. Bed was comfortable and the room was always kept clean with fresh towels each day. "

"À hidden gem of a hotel in Kyoto. I always stay here when I return to Kyoto. A beautiful, well-appointed entrance, and as you pass through the door… fragrances and music that inspired Zen, a modern, uncluttered decor with a beautiful marriage of wood in contemporary architecture, a small bakery in the entrance area where the you can buy a variety of breads baked on site and a courteous welcome as we are used to in Japan. It is obvious that the design team had all their talent and heart at work. The attention to detail to create a near-perfect atmosphere for all the senses…yes, all the senses…was very evident. From the fragrances of the soaps, to the faucets in the shower, the creative work was evident there. The well-equipped restaurant for dinner and my best breakfast in a hotel to date, the bread bar filled with products cooked on site. In addition, a roof terrace on the 6th floor with bar, sofas, heaters and warm blankets in the evening when the temperature was approaching zero. "