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"Clean room and friendly staff. Room is a bit on the smaller side and was quite warm. When trying to use the Aircon there was a horrible smell so decided to just open the window instead. "

"Nice modern vibe and impeccable service."

"Awesome "

"Breakfast was great, very good variety. Staff were very friendly and polite. Hotel offers a lot of amenities and extra things like the soup at night, the snack from 3 to 6, plus the spa - huge plus! Easy to check in and out. Excellent stay, excellent location."

"Great hotel close to major attractions. Good breakfast. Clean. 24 hour supermarket next door. "

"Breakfast menu was pretty good - cereal, fruit, yoghurt, deli meats, pastries etc. freshly cooked eggs Benedict was superb, as was the freshly squeezed orange juice. Not much in the way of sausage/ bacon / eggs - but not needed."

"The hotel is very clean and well-maintained. However, the rooms are quite small, which may be more suitable for couples or travelers who don’t plan to spend much time in the room. It’s a good option if you mainly need a place to sleep rather than relax. The breakfast is decent, offering a satisfactory selection. The staff are generally polite, though not very flexible. For example, I was initially given an incorrect breakfast ticket (each ticket is date-specific), and I had to return to my room to retrieve the correct one before being allowed entry. The location is excellent—very close to shopping areas in Kyoto, which makes it highly convenient for exploring the city. Overall, it may not be the best choice for families due to the room size, but it works well for short stays or travelers focused on being out and about."

"The hotel was great. The rooms were clean, modern, and surprisingly spacious for Japanese standards. We especially loved the bakery and café in the lobby. It was a perfect way to start the day."

"The onsen (baths) was awesome, rooms with king size bed were comfortable, extra amenities were nice, staff were extremely friendly and professional. "