Matsui-Bekkan Hanakanzashi

I came here to experience a Japanese inn. Maybe it was before the Spring Festival, so the price was higher, so my expectations were also higher. For the actual accommodation, the room was small, especially the typical Japanese toilet and bathroom were very cramped. The room was average and below expectations. The public bath was also small, but there was basically no one, so the sense of privacy was very good, and all the facilities were very well maintained. It was a good place to relax at night. The Japanese breakfast was rich in variety and tasted good, and the experience was important. The transportation location was also good. Although it was not very close to the subway, there were typical Japanese houses along the way, and you could immerse yourself in the culture of Kyoto.

I was looking for a traditional Japanese hotel. I saw that this hotel had few ratings on Ctrip, but a high rating on booking, so I booked it and was very satisfied. It is a quiet place in a busy city. I stayed there for three nights. The breakfast was different every day. The location is very good. Blue Bottle and TNF are nearby, and it is not far to walk to Takashimaya.

I stayed here for three consecutive days, and one day I specially ordered breakfast just to experience the Japanese service. After all, I arrived in Kyoto. Everything about the hotel is satisfactory, except that it is a few hundred meters away from the subway station. We also learned that most Japanese-style hotels are located in deep alleys, probably because they require a larger area. The room has a feeling of more than 60 square meters, with dry and wet separation, and a hallway to enter, so the privacy is very good. I found out on the last day that it was right next to Nishiki Market. Life is quite convenient. You need to hand the key to the front desk for entry and exit. Worth coming!

Must give more than five stars! Especially Uncle Beichuan who praised the front desk. The child suffered an acute gastroenteritis attack and vomited on the way from Osaka to Kyoto. The original check-in time was 4 pm. Seeing how uncomfortable our child was, the uncle arranged a room for us and checked in at 12 o'clock in advance. At eight o'clock in the evening, the child's condition did not improve and began to vomit yellow water. After anxiously seeking help from a nearby doctor at the front desk, Uncle Beichuan, who was on duty that day, after understanding the situation (he knew a little Chinese and English), helped us call a car and talked to us. We went to the public Kyoto Hospital together and helped us go through all the medical procedures. We didn’t return to the hotel together until 10:30, and they promised to arrange porridge for the children the next morning. The situation was slightly better the next day, but the child was still uncomfortable. After check-out was scheduled at 11 o'clock, there were still two hours before the return trip in the afternoon. Uncle Beichuan saw that the child was asleep on the seat at the front desk, so he arranged a small room. Give children a break. Although we didn’t go anywhere during these two days in Kyoto due to an unexpected situation, with the help of Kitagawa, we were able to get through it smoothly in the fastest and best way, gradually improved, and returned to China smoothly. Thank you Kitagawa!