Hotel Excellence Kyoto Ekimae

Very nice little hotel. Take JR from Kansai Airport or Tennoji Osaka-Shin-Osaka to Kyoto Station. It is very close to Kyoto Station, about an eight-minute walk. It is very convenient to take bus 50, 9, 17, etc. from near the hotel and Kyoto Station to Kinkakuji Temple, Nijo Castle and Ginkakuji Temple. The hotel's service attitude and sanitary environment are first-class. The bed in the single room is enough to sleep two people who are not fat. If guests pay attention to civility and courtesy, if they are low-key, the hotel will not ask. There is a simple breakfast, water, tea and coffee, and the service is very polite and like home. Good reviews, highly recommended.

Yes, although the room is not big, it is very clean and enough for one person. The location is also good.

It's close to the station Other than this, it is a hotel with no special advantages or disadvantages. It looks like a hotel with tight security. If you go for the first time, you might not know what it is.

Since the hotel does not maintain rooms every day, it would be better if new garbage bags can be arranged every day. There is no kettle in the room, you can still borrow one from the front desk👍 The simple breakfast provided includes bread, toast, different jams, instant noodles, coffee, corn soup, onion soup, etc. You can choose by yourself, which is not bad. Overall hygiene!

The hotel is on the left hand side in front of Kyoto Station and diagonally opposite Takeda Hospital. It is actually quite convenient. The most important thing is that it is very easy to take the bus. It is better than getting on the bus in front of Kyoto Station and there are not too many people. Breakfast is actually very acceptable. It's a light meal, not too full. It's better to save lunch for lunch. It's very hygienic.

The entire building is non-smoking, drinks are free 24 hours a day, and it's close to the station, so I was able to stay comfortably.

It is in a straight line from Kyoto Station, surrounded by restaurants, convenience stores, bus stops, etc. The location is very convenient. But the quilt and the like were not clean enough, so I put on the quilt I brought. There is basically no service at the front desk, but this is not the fault of the hotel, because many hotels in Japan have used machines to handle check-in and departure procedures for guests. If you want to find a front desk attendant, you have to ring the bell at the front desk before they will appear. Breakfast is very average, only bread and instant noodles. I don't care much about eating it, but if you want eggs, you won't get it. 

It was nice and easy to stay