Kyoto Nakagyo Ward Hotels

Our 2nd time staying. Very good location with lots of great restaurants around. Nearby subway stations and bus stations. Walkable distance to shopping area and even site seeing locations.

I brought my family to Japan for the Spring Festival and stayed there for 5 consecutive days. The room was very comfortable and clean, and transportation, shopping and travel were very convenient. The landlord was very enthusiastic and contacted us in advance about the check-in. He also gave us travel guides and exquisite gifts. It was a very pleasant accommodation experience.

Big thank you to Sayako - perfect check in customer service - friendly and warm. Also thank you to the hotel and team for making it a memorable trip for myself and my parents. They remembered it was my mum’s birthday and prepared swan towels and during lunch prepared a happy birthday message on the dessert (do not have photo on this phone). Really appreciate the thoughtfulness. And thank you for upgrading my room to better view. Good: - Service was exceptional for my stay. - Location as others have mentioned is one of the best hotels in Kyoto - near the station you get off from Osaka - outside cherry blossom canal - near shopping - brought my suit for friends wedding day before just 5 mins away - Room size is good and clean - chair was stained but they replaced it when I mentioned it. - Espresso machine - under appreciated by other hotels but big hit with my dad - very nice touch - TV had screen casting from phone Nothing bad to really say just below points for travellers. - Paid over 10k HKD for 3 nights - to be expected at cherry blossom peak season - Have to ensure you are above 6F for a good view - Foot steps above for my particular room (end room 3 beds) was noticeably bad - hotel really needs to fix this - The shower bath door need to install feature to turn it opaque - 3 beds is usually family and showering is awkward with glass window - No spa or pool. The amenities in the hotel are lacking.

Great location, friendly stuff and clean rooms. That will be it. Cleaning service is available only for people staying 4 nights and longer (in general it’s okay, but comparing to the other hotels may be a bit disappointing). Breakfast is truly upsetting, it’s worth it’s price, dirty counters, sticky trays, poor choice (usually hotels of such kind offer a choice of ordinary food for those who are not ready to eat local dishes, but there were no eggs or something basic of this kind. That’s why we skipped out paid breakfasts several times) Truly crowded location, long waiting time for the elevator, no opportunity to use laundry because there only two washing machines)

The room is small and clean. The amenities provided are not as complete as APA hotel. Location is not too near to station, around 15 minutes walk. You can walk to takashimaya around 20 minutes just using google map. I like the drip coffee inside the room. To refill the amenities you should take it yourself from the lobby, the room also don’t provide mineral water, the provide the water dispenser near the elevator.

Stayed for 4 nights. Plus Points: 1. Friendly, helpful and welcoming staff in particular  Mitsukawa 2. Good size TWIN room with washer dryer machine, kettle, microwave and possibility to partially open the window. 3.  Very Near to the metro, Tram, 24 hr convenient stores and main touristic places. 4. Of note:  McDonald's next to metro  (in the event you want to eat breakfast). 5.  Self-served Coffee machines from 6am -  11pm. Ice water & ice cubes dispensing machine.  Minus Points: 1.  Poor unhygienic room service policy:  Room only cleaned and bed linen change only when guests stay  7 nights, despite the fact that guests are paying the same daily rate.   Otherwise guests are charged.  No good reasons that at the very least this rule is not  apply for the  first 2 nights.  This was strange given the Japanese are perceived to be very cleaned people  (which I totally agree with). In some hotels you are encouraged to not walk around with shoes in the rooms.   On the other hand they can  - as with many hotels -  let the guests decide whether or not they want their rooms to be serviced daily.   However, the concierge agreed to give us the bed linen when told we would change them ourselves .    !    Bins are emptied and towels are changed every day ONLY if requested.   2.  Bed could be firmer. 3.   Unlike other Japanese hotels we have stayed, we found the breakfast was too Japanese in content:  mainly 'same' typical Japanese menu with cold dishes and even the couple of supposedly bit dishes were tepid.   Not a great choice of bread and fruits. In short  the choice of menu was not even as good as  another Tokyu Stay Hoteks in Tokyo where we also stayed.  It seemed to the same theme of breakfast for the Tokyu Stay groups.  We decided to go to McDonald's for breakfast on our 3rd night and on our 4th night we left very esrky  for our flight and did not miss not having breakfast.   In short,  we travel a lot and we would be willing to visit this hotel again if we cannot find something else  but will not include breakfast in our booking as other guests did .  And it certainly would not be for more than one night.

It's a very good hotel. I like walking, so I can get the needed places on foot. For example, The Emperor's palace is in 15 minutes, All is good in the hotel too. Shampoo and etc. is excellent. One slightly inconvenient thing for me is a window without any view. The rest is cute. I want to return there:)

Room : Very Comfy Cleanliness. : Good Staff & Service : Friendly & Helpful Location: Very Convenient - Very Near MRT Station & Bus Station - 7-Eleven Store just located at hotel street entrance Additional : - Drinking Water, Ice Cube provided at lobby for free - Umbrella available to borrow from lobby - Free luggage storage service - Coin operate washer & dryer provided

Stayed in a triple. Clean, compact room - had everything needed for the trip. Front desk was very kind and friendly. Room cleaning was once over the few days but front desk had free amenities if needed. Hotel is in good location, next to fast food chains, convenience stores, and bus stops. Would stay again!

This year, Kyoto's red leaf season ended a little later, and luckily booked a room far below the November price. This door is not big but there is a hole in the sky inside. It feels like there is a townhouse built in 4-5. Our check-in time was relatively late, and the small requirements made to the front desk lady were met. There are two floors, two bedrooms and two bathrooms. Our couple is a bit extravagant. It should not be crowded next time we bring our parents again (it is estimated that it is inconvenient for both parents to come). The block is very quiet, not far from Nijo City, about seven or eight minutes from Omiya Station, we dragged our suitcases on the quiet street at night a little embarrassing: D. Overall satisfaction, if the price is right, I will choose next time.