Ulasan Mogana

Got a free room upgrade. Even though the room didn't have an openable window, it wasn't an issue this time of year. The bathtub was huge, and the hotel is very close to Nijo Castle, offering a peaceful retreat amidst the hustle and bustle. They even gave us traditional Japanese sweets (wagashi) and matcha. Breakfast was excellent, but I skipped the salmon since I don't eat seafood.

I felt cheated staying in this hotel. It was a small box-like building with no public places. It didn't match the photos I saw when booking. There were several lime peeling off the walls of the room. Because it was adjacent to the bathroom area, there was no door between the bathroom area and the bedroom. If you were taking a shower, you would be exposed once you opened the door! The most incredible thing was that the room had no windows! Breakfast was delivered to the room using the space in our room. Because the hotel didn't have a restaurant, it was a very depressing environment. The location was not very good either. The front desk and service spoke English in a stuttering manner. This was the most expensive hotel I have ever stayed in! Anyway, it was a very unpleasant experience. Take this as a warning 😊

Very safe and private hotel, very close to Nijo Castle, 7 minutes walk to Karasuma Subway Station, there are many convenience stores next to the hotel, as well as local vegetable shops and bakeries, very convenient for daily shopping

The hotel design is simple and beautiful, and the lobby and rooms have a sense of design. The hotel is in an excellent location, only a few minutes walk to the downtown area I will stay here again next time I come to Kyoto. .

The room is not well maintained, and many parts of the roof and walls are black. The hotel is in an inconvenient location, far from shopping areas The room has no windows

It's very nice and the price is right. You don't need to get out of bed to eat breakfast directly. The service attitude is also very good. The attitude of the front desk is also very good and friendly. The hotel room is also very high-end. It looks like it wants to make people look after the elderly. It feels very comfortable. There is a tablet in front of the bed to control the air conditioning and lighting. There is a mobile phone and audio system for playing music. The bathtub is also very large. It’s easy to soak in the bath alone while listening to a ditty!

The details are full, the breakfast is very good, and the service staff are very enthusiastic and patient. Helped me solve a lot of troubles. Including but not limited to car calling and meal ordering. The location is different from the area near the scenic spot where I used to live. The downstairs is very quiet. The ramen shops, yakiniku shops, and coffee shops that I can find in many small shops nearby are all delicious. I feel that I have penetrated into the living area of ​​Kyoto.

Parking is available at the new hotel location and is more expensive.

There are certain highlights, such as avant-garde design, B&O audio, Dyson hair dryer, etc. But the general cleanliness and some details of the design are not entirely reassuring. I think there are better options at this price point.

General location, general value, you can choose other new hotels