SAKURA TERRACE

The air conditioning wasn’t working properly, but they promptly moved me to another Room.

This Hotel is located in a quiet area, less than a 10-minute walk from Kyoto Station. There are almost no restaurants nearby, so you’ll need to go to the area in front of Kyoto Station. I recommend having dinner there before checking in. All Rooms are said to have terraces, but for emergency evacuation access you can see the neighboring terrace, so I didn’t use it much. The large public bath had very smooth water and was perfect for a relaxing soak. I also liked how clean and quiet it felt. The best part of this stay was the live music time from 19:45 on the first-floor lounge. While enjoying drinks (the first is a welcome drink, and from the second onward you can purchase them for one coin), I was able to listen to a wonderful voice. The repertoire was wide-ranging—movie music, Japanese pop songs, nostalgic jazz—and it was a comfortable time that anyone could enjoy. I heard breakfast is excellent, but since this time my plan was No Meals Included, I’d like to try it on my next visit. Thank you very much.