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We stayed at the Hotel in late November during the peak of autumn foliage with our dog. The interior was charming, featuring antique furniture, beautiful paintings on the walls, chandeliers on the ceiling, and dried flowers in the washroom and restroom. The bedroom had two king-sized beds and fluffy futons for humans, while our dog enjoyed a True Sleeper bed. The living room had underfloor heating and was impeccably clean. The café on the first floor was beautifully furnished with exquisite tableware, and a Bechstein grand piano casually placed added an elegant touch. Although we didn’t have a chance to try the café menu this time, everything looked deliciously well-prepared—we’d love to try it next time! With its convenient location within walking distance of Heian Shrine and Okazaki Park, as well as parking available for guests with dogs, it’s perfect for pet owners. Plus, their adorable mascot dog Mon-chan is delightful! This is truly a Hotel that makes you want to come back again!

It was absolutely wonderful! I kept thinking it would be even more enjoyable if I could speak English, but I still had a great time on my own, sipping cocoa and relaxing!

The view from the Room (overlooking the Kamo River) was wonderful. I also liked the calm atmosphere throughout the entire building. As for breakfast, the egg dishes were delicious. The Hotel staff were impressive as well, providing smooth service from check-in to check-out. I loved the overall ambiance and would like to stay at this Hotel again. Thank you very much.

We stayed here with three generations over the New Year. It was a bit small for four adults, but as a family, the minimum Facility was sufficient. The location was convenient for sightseeing, with a subway station within walking distance. The staff provided polite and pleasant service, making our stay enjoyable. We hope to try a different room next time. The breakfast was also very delicious.

During the autumn foliage season, I hurriedly searched for accommodation with a large public bath. Unexpectedly, I found one that met my requirements and was very pleased. I am satisfied with my stay. I used the large public bath once at night and three times in the morning. Since my second son attends Kyoto University, we visited him from Tokyo during his school festival. As his apartment only has a unit bath, we chose this accommodation so he could enjoy a spacious bath for a change. He was very satisfied with both the bath and breakfast, which made me happy as a parent.

I used this facility for the first time on an affordable day after New Year's. I was aware there was no bathtub, but the variety of facilities was excellent. Perhaps because it was a weekday, I enjoyed a delicious breakfast in a quiet atmosphere. The smile of the woman at the breakfast area counter was very comforting. I will use this facility again.

Great location, easy to get around, and good value for money. The Room was quiet, and I’d like to stay again. The amenities were a bit lacking for women.

On the morning of the 24th, I searched for and booked a Hotel with a large public bath nearby so I could watch the Gion Festival yamahoko “tsujimawashi” at Kawaramachi Oike. It was absolutely the right choice! From the subtly Kyoto-style entrance, everything felt welcoming—especially the front desk staff, whose excellent service instantly eased my fatigue from traveling in extreme heat. I was satisfied as soon as I entered the Room. It’s a take-off-your-shoes style, and the clean Room along with its layout and furnishings made it feel like coming home. Having all water facilities grouped together right by the entrance is very convenient. Since there is a large public bath, the shower booth in the Room was more than enough. While many Hotels these days don’t provide sofas or tables, I really appreciated having a long sofa you can lie down on, an armchair-style single sofa, and a table that’s plenty for two people. There are many great restaurants nearby, so it was nice to have a setup that makes takeout easy to enjoy in the Room. The lighting controls were easy to understand, with thoughtful touches like an individual bedside light and options for indirect lighting throughout the Room. The bed was very comfortable—even with sensitive skin and being sensitive to smells, I slept soundly. The linens—especially the pajamas—were high quality and perfectly laundered; cleaning standards were excellent overall, including towels for the large public bath. Water came in stylish Ito En bottle-type containers that were replenished again on the second day and convenient to carry around. Tea, coffee, and black tea were also restocked, and I was happy they even provided wine glasses. At the entrance to/fromthe large public bath area there were two types of vinegar drinks that helped me stay balanced during summer heat. As for views: you can see mountains inthe distance,but right next door is an apartment balcony,and below is temple cemetery grounds,s oI keptthe blinds downand used indirect lighting.(I usedto livein Teramachi,s o cemeteries don’t bother me.)Since windows are frosted glassin springand autumn too,I think it won’t be an issue unless you wantto open them fully.The hospitality at this Hotel more than made upfor it.I didn’t add breakfast,but usedthe attached grillfor lunchand cocktail time,and enjoyed both.I’d love to stay at this Accommodation again.

Most of the staff were foreigners, but they greeted us pleasantly every time. The Room had a separate bathroom with a washing area, and a chair was also provided, which made it very convenient to use. The location was very convenient, and when you open the curtains you can see Kawaramachi Street, so I thought it would be great during the Gion Festival’s Yamaboko Junko parade. On the other hand, there were two points that concerned me. Because the Room is based on black tones, I felt the overall impression was dark. The other issue was the smell in the hallway from getting off the elevator to reaching the Room. It wasn’t pleasant and it bothered me.

The location is excellent. With a natural wood design, it’s a stylish and comfortable Hotel. There are several kinds of drinks, a decent selection of amenities, and loungewear is provided. However, you can’t cook—only reheat. Above all, the bathroom has a bathtub like at home, so I could relax with bath salts. That said, the lounge is on the cold side, and it’s inconvenient that phone calls and conversations must be done on the first floor. Also, perhaps because it’s new, operations aren’t running smoothly yet. I made an additional-night Reservation late at night and emailed asking not to be woken even after 10:00 a.m., but staff came at 10:00 and woke me up. Necessary guidance such as card updates and the Accommodation Tax should have been sufficiently explained in an email reply. It felt inattentive. Starting housekeeping at 10:00 a.m. is fine, but they were explaining things to other staff in quite a loud voice while doing it. Some guests may still be sleeping; they could explain elsewhere. I’ve stayed in Hotels and capsule accommodations over 1,000 times, so I know how other companies handle this. In any case, it’s well located, clean, and comfortable—so for what you get, it offers excellent value for money.

We used this Accommodation with relatives as we were traveling from far away to attend our daughter’s wedding. There were seven of us—six adults including seniors, plus an 18-month-old child—and we were able to spend our time very comfortably. Each area was generously spacious, and the bathroom had two showers and a very large tub. With the great view as well, we enjoyed it together with our grandchild and daughter—it really felt like an Onsen experience, and we had a lot of fun. The flooring was also non-slip, which made it safe for my elderly father and our toddler who is still unsteady on their feet. It was also pleasant that the water areas were kept so clean. The kitchen appliances and utensils were well stocked. We could buy ingredients at nearby shops, cook a few dishes, and even cook rice. No complaints at all about the bed linens or amenities. If I had to mention something slightly disappointing, it would be that it’s far from the Hotel where you check in—you’ll likely need to take a taxi due to the distance. Also, there are many things you only learn after arriving and reading the instructions. The entrance alarm rang loudly at first, which caused a bit of panic for both the child and the seniors. I wish this had been explained at check-in. Since these issues relate to the front desk/check-in process, our satisfaction with the Accommodation itself was very high. It’s highly recommended for families or groups!

The location can be a bit tricky to find. First-time visitors might get confused using Google Maps. I ended up calling the Hotel for directions. A good landmark is the corner with a 7-Eleven, where you turn into a side street. The Hotel's location is excellent. It's slightly outside the busiest area of Gion-Shijo but still close enough to access easily. For me, it was an ideal spot with convenient access in all directions. The Facility shows slight signs of age, but the lobby beyond the front desk offers a relaxing space. I appreciated that you must pass through the front desk upon entering and that the elevator is directly in front of it—this added to my sense of security.