Mogana

太nice很對的起價格 早餐不用下床直接吃 太頂了服務態度也很好 前台態度也很好很親切 酒店房間也很高級 看着想讓人養老的感覺 非常舒服 床前有平板控制空調燈光 還有專門放音樂的手機和音響浴缸也很大一個人泡澡當著小曲 簡直了！

細節拉滿，早餐非常棒，服務人員特別熱心耐心。幫我解決了很多麻煩。包括不限於叫車、訂餐。位置不同於以前住的景區附近，樓下很安靜，附近很多小店隨便找的拉麪店、燒鳥店、咖啡店都很好吃，感覺深入了京都的生活區。

有一定的亮點，例如前衞的設計、B&O的音響、戴森的吹風機等。 但總體的衞生和設計的一些細節不是完全令人放心。 這個價位下我認為有更好的選擇。

新酒店地點可以停車收費價格較貴。

超級大床房，在日本很少見

Stayed at Mogana with my wife while on a trip in Kyoto. Excellent hotel with a couple of footnotes: The Good: * Nice hotel in a quaint part of Kyoto. * Clean, streamlined, with monotone colors (well done); hotels feels uncluttered (bare essentials when it comes to furniture, which augments to the overall zen/serene feel of this boutique hotel). Stylish boutique hotel with little to fault. * Excellent breakfast delivered to your room. Top quality ingredients and presentation. * Top notch staff, attentive, caring, perfectionist and accommodating. * Almost everything in room controlled by an electronic notepad, including room service, temperature… easy to use. * Nice bathroom. The Bad: Nothing bad, but want to set expectations in footnotes. Footnotes: Mogana is a quiet hotel meaning no bars/restaurants. Technically there is 1 small bar that serves drinks, but it is not the traditional bar you’d find it most hotels so I wouldn’t really count it as a bar. However, room service is available and serves only a few dishes (non-western) and small selection of drinks. But, as I mentioned earlier, food at Mogana is fresh and EXCELLENT, so quality more than makes up for selection. Taxis in Kyoto had a hard time finding this hotel, including other locations. When/if in a taxi headed to Mogana or elsewhere, make sure to have the name of the hotel/location AND address handy to show the driver. Kyoto has countless small streets. Japanese drive well, BUT share streets with pedestrians in those tiny streets. Most are small and narrow and look like small alleys by western standards, but are streets. When walking make sure you maintain situational sweetness of traffic. Drivers will avoid you, but often with a few inches to spare. In other words, when walking, if you’re doing to change direction, turn, move…make sure you maintain situational awareness to avoid getting hit by a car. Didn’t see any issues which is probably due to drivers/pedestrians playing by the same rules.