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The staff’s hospitality was outstanding. The Room was clean, and the bath was very relaxing. There were plenty of drinks and snacks provided, which was a nice touch. Breakfast was also delicious, especially the rice-based dishes.

I stayed here with my husband while I was pregnant. One morning, we woke up unusually early and took a walk together to Kiyomizu-dera Temple. The location is excellent, and I think it’s ideal for sightseeing. The lounge was also very comfortable. I recommend staying in a Room with a large bath!

We stayed to celebrate my partner’s birthday. In our Room, there were welcome fruits, a towel cake and cake for the birthday celebration, and a message card from the Hotel staff. I initially wondered if paying around 100,000 yen for one night in Kyoto—an easy day trip—might be a bit too extravagant, but we also received Hotel credit as an IKYU Gold member benefit, and overall it turned out to be a very satisfying stay. We enjoyed the Hotel activities and the bath facilities, and I was also happy with the daruma we received when leaving. After turndown service, the soft drinks in the refrigerator had been replenished as well. These days more Hotels don’t even offer turndown service, so I felt that Six Senses really takes care of those details—exactly as you’d expect. For me it was definitely a splurge stay, but since our satisfaction level was high, I’d love to come back again when I have the chance.

All staff members checked in with us thoughtfully and attentively, which made our family’s stay very comfortable. Thank you for your warm hospitality. We will make a Reservation at the Four Seasons Hotel Kyoto again for our next stay in Kyoto.

The Facility was a bit old, but the staff were kind and welcoming, and I had a very pleasant stay. I also really enjoyed the happy hour and the morning obanzai—they were delicious. If I come to Kyoto again, I will stay here.

Convenient access to tourist attractions such as Kiyomizu-dera, and I had a comfortable stay for two days. The accommodation had a large public bath, but perhaps due to the high number of foreign guests, it was not crowded. I used it in the morning and evening and always enjoyed it in peace.

It was a snowy morning, and the view from the window was stunning—breakfast was a truly relaxing moment. The salmon Eggs Benedict and the mushroom risotto were exceptional. The only disappointment was that when I left my luggage before check-in, I was directed to use a sofa to take items out of my suitcase, but it was quite full; I would have appreciated being shown a baggage rack or similar option instead.

Stayed for 3 nights during the autumn foliage season. It is not large, but a very beautiful hotel. There is also a rooftop terrace with a view of the pagoda at Kiyomizu Temple. It was a hotel that made me want to stay again if I have the chance.

Although it is far from the station, it is close to Kiyomizu Temple and a quiet, pleasant location if you plan to stay around the Gion area. The Room had a spacious studio apartment layout, providing a comfortable and relaxing stay. It would have been nice to have additional furniture like a luggage stand or sofa besides the table set. The small table was filled with luggage, leaving no space for meals. Since it was a Multiple Night Stay, having bathroom cleaning supplies would have been helpful. That said, the Room was comfortable with separate bath and toilet areas as well as amenities like a microwave and washing machine.

The location near Kiyomizu-Gojo Station was very convenient, and it was a big help that they could store our luggage on the day of arrival. The Ryokan staff and employees were also very friendly and welcoming, which made a great impression. Dinner was a light kaiseki course, but it was just right for women—luxurious and delicious—and we enjoyed it at a relaxed pace in a private room. We were very satisfied with both breakfast and dinner at this price. We would love to stay again.

This was a Hotel without on-site staff. I chose this Hotel to visit the special exhibition at the Kyoto National Museum early in the morning. It is about a 7-minute walk to the museum. The area near the museum has many high-class Hotels with high prices. I searched based on price and proximity to the museum. Check-in was at a reception near Kyoto Station, which made me slightly nervous, but I received the key and entrance code before heading to the Hotel. I took a bus from Kyoto Station, and there was a convenience store between the bus stop and the Hotel. Using a map app, I arrived at the Hotel smoothly. The room was very clean, with high ceilings that made it feel spacious (2nd-floor Room). Amenities were well-prepared, including coffee grounds and paper filters for hand-drip coffee making. Both bathroom and toilet were clean, with a powerful hairdryer provided as well. Noise from neighboring Rooms wasn’t much of an issue, allowing for an enjoyable stay overall!

The tablet check-in was unresponsive and a hassle. In the end, a staff member came out from the back to assist, but if so, wouldn’t it be better to do that from the start? Also, the bathtub is smaller than in the photos—more like a studio apartment. The location is good, with Kiyomizu-dera Temple and the Kamo River nearby.

We received prior communication, and the staff were excellent. The Facility was well-equipped and more comprehensive than a Business Hotel. I will definitely use it again when I visit Kyoto.

Thank you very much for your courteous response to our inquiry in advance.

I was worried after reading the reviews before using it, but it was a clean hotel. I would like to use it again. Thank you very much.

We stayed for a multiple night stay with a family of five. It takes about 10 minutes on foot to Kiyomizu-dera. There are many one-way streets for vehicles, so walking is definitely faster. We visited Kiyomizu-dera, Sannenzaka, Ninenzaka, Nene's Slope, Yasaka Shrine, and Nishiki Market, and took the bus back. There is a convenience store and a subway station nearby, making it very convenient, yet it was very quiet at night. The property has a living room, toilet, and bath on the first floor. The second floor has one Japanese-style room and one Western-style room. There is an IH stove with pots and tableware, and a washing machine, so a multiple night stay seems possible without any issues. The bath is like a typical household bath. It also has a reheating function. The toilet is a bit narrow, but the lighting is automatic, and it was a clean toilet. There were plenty of amenities prepared, which was helpful. The host was a very kind gentleman, and even though our check-in was significantly delayed, he was considerate and welcomed us warmly. If I had to say, there was no parking lot, so we rented a nearby parking space, but since the property is located halfway up a slope, the 5-minute walk up the slope felt long. However, we were very satisfied with both the property and the location, and we would definitely like to use it again when we visit Kyoto next time.