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Among the Dormy Inn accommodations, it was a new, clean, and elegant hot spring inn. The large public bath was like a hot spring bath. We were upgraded from a twin room to a deluxe twin, allowing for an elegant stay. We were satisfied with the services such as drinks, ice cream,

It's really helpful to be able to make a same-day reservation until just before midnight. I used a taxi from Kyoto Station, and it's a very convenient location, very close by. I had an image of Emion being in Urayasu, but when I saw the building from the taxi, the atmosphere was

There are supermarkets and convenience stores within walking distance of the hotel. If you use the city bus, the bus stops at Gojo Mibugawa and Omiya Gojo are convenient. The breakfast is delicious, and the large public bath that helps relieve travel fatigue is also attractive.

The furniture and other items were carefully selected, and I was very satisfied. However, I actually have bad knees, and sitting directly on the tatami is painful for me. I think it would have been even better if there were slightly higher floor chairs. I would like to stay here

Also, we used the nearby Makoto no Yu this time, so we didn't use the bath, but it seemed comfortable. The washbasin was easy to use, and having a good hairdryer and even a hair iron was truly appreciated. Breakfast seems to change daily, but we had sandwiches and salad. It

And the inn was truly wonderful. First, the content of the welcome letter warmed my heart. I was also delighted with the handwritten name. The tatami mats and the scent of Japanese style in the room were pleasant, and the cleaning was thorough, making it very clean. The hinoki ba

I had a comfortable stay in this clean and tranquil house. I was impressed to find Haagen-Dazs prepared for each person as a welcome dessert. The bath was spacious, with oxygen bubbles, and my fifth-grade second son was so delighted that he took a bath three times. The disapp

There is a 24-hour lounge on the third floor with about four types of craft beer, several kinds of alcohol and juice, as well as snacks and Häagen-Dazs ice cream, making it a great place to enjoy a hotel stay. I visited alone, so I appreciated the time to relax in the morning wit

*Note: The parking fee was 1,500 yen per night, separate from the accommodation, and required a reservation by phone in advance. It was said to be a 13-minute walk from Kyoto Station, which isn't very close, but it's within walking distance. The free WiFi in the room connected wi