Hôtels 5 étoiles à Kyoto Nakagyo-ku

En termes de matériel, c'est un hôtel neuf rare à ce prix à Kyoto. L'équipement de la chambre est satisfaisant. La réception est au 8ème étage, ce qui est plein de modernité. La vue du salon est très bonne. Sauf qu'il n'y a pas de pagode à cinq étages, ce n'est pas pire que le park hyatt. Le le sencha glacé gratuit dans le hall est également très bon. La boulangerie et le restaurant bar à bière au 1er étage sont de bonne qualité. Il y a plus de 1 000 chambres pendant la saison des cerisiers en fleurs.L'emplacement est à Kawaramachi, à moins de 5 minutes à pied de Pontocho où vous mangez, et il est très pratique de visiter le centre-ville. Mais le service est tout simplement le pire des 4 hôtels de Kyoto cette fois. Il y a une personne de service appelée Ueda, pleine de visages peu accueillants, qui ne fournit même pas de service de réservation de restaurant régulier et n'appelle pas TAXI. Il ne peut que récupérer les bagages et les cartes de chambre et appeler la réception ?

この度ホテルオークラ京都に泊まらせて頂き、本当に嬉しかったのです。ロケーションもちろん、設備と食事など、全て最高でした。心を込めて暖かくしてくれたスタッフのみんなさんにお礼を申し上げたいと思います。どうもありがとうございました。まだ機会が有れば、是非泊まらせてください！オークラのおもてなしは日本の代表として、とても素晴らしいです！ ps 朝食が美味しくて、食べ過ぎて、お昼ごはんも省略しました。

Ace Hotel Kyoto a été un hôtel de qualité, un hôtel de qualité, un hôtel de qualité, un hôtel de qualité, un hôtel de qualité, un hôtel de qualité, un hôtel de qualité, un hôtel de qualité, un hôtel de qualité, un hôtel de qualité, un hôtel de qualité, un hôtel de qualité, un hôtel de qualité, un hôtel de qualité, un hôtel de qualité, un hôtel de qualité, un hôtel de qualité, un hôtel de qualité, un Michael san, Akiko san et Nico san étaient si heureux de rencontrer et de faire sentir mon mari et moi à la maison. Tout était parfait et nous ne pouvons pas attendre de rester à nouveau bientôt!

Service: Excellent service from hotel staff, spoke English, accommodating, helpful and cheerful. Location : Quiet area, right next to a train station exit, convenient location. It is close to Kyoto Station by taxi ( approx 5-10 mins), located at an intersection and was easy to grab a taxi. It is not located that close to the main Kyoto shopping street, but it's just a peaceful 5-10 minutes walk away from the main stretch of shopping and food areas. Great to explore the quiet side of Kyoto. Lawson mart just opposite, the quiet lane opposite had lots of quaint cafes and bakeries. What a wonderful find just walking through the little lanes opposite. Away from tourists crowds, immersed in local Kyoto city vibes. Room style and space: Room furnishing decor colours were so soothing, stylish pale sage greens, light cream and oak, modern and pleasant , light cream tones. Fantastic huge single beds and pillows, fluffy and clean pillows, huge sofa, strong showers from rain shower in bathroom. Loved every corner in my corner room. Spacious work desk at the corner, perfect for a working business trip. The balcony flanked the entire room length.. absolutely wonderful.. sat outside on the balcony and people watched. Bathroom amenities and products included face and body moisturizers, combs etc, all wrapped in classic stylish Japanese style. Perks: We received daily vouchers which we could use for lounge cocktail hour (free flow great selections of wines, beers, sake, hot drinks etc drinks and snacks) or for high tea set in the lounge area. The lounge area was so cozy. Wonderful vibes. High tea set was amazing, provided by famous patissierie that's located in the hotel lobby. Wonderful chill experience just before we head out for daily dinners. Facilities: We checked out the mist room and onsen.. so clean and stylish. Felt like we were at a W hotel. Overall super fantastic experience, wonderful ambience, rooms were new, stylish and cleanliness was top notch. Property itself is very new and modern. Perfect for solo or couples. Very quiet (some traffic noise, but not a big deal), peaceful neighborhood, chic furnishings. I loved my stay in Nov so much, I will stay again in future. Downside: The rooms face a few offices opposite, windows are not coated with opaque film.. so just be aware and not walk around underdressed in the room in full view of opposite buildings. Windows are definitely see through! Nothing the day curtains can't fix.

This Ritz-Carlton location sitting on Kamogawa and Hagashiyama mountains, is one of the best locations to stay in Kyoto. The architecture is gorgeous on every level as you enter the hotel. You feel transported to a particular place that you will never forget. In addition, the quality of service the Ladies and Gentlemen provides goes above and beyond any other Ritz-Carlton location. Staying at the Kamogawa Executive Suite was an unforgettable experience. Approximately 1350 sq. ft., the suite provides luxury accommodations that exceed the highest expectations of any guest. The bathroom is gorgeous, especially the bathtub, where the wall and bathtub are decorated with sakura flowers. The bed is comfortable, and the living room is quite spacious. One thing I would have loved to see inside this room is a Genkan to place shoes as you enter the suite. Preserving the floor and rug is necessary and educates foreign guests about the importance of doing this. Another aspect that I loved about this place was Mizuki. Every morning I visited it for a Japanese-style breakfast, and it was a fantastic experience. In addition, I went to one of their sushi demonstrations and felt that I had a lifetime supply of sushi. Every bite was delicious, and the chef went above and beyond to make every guest feel special. Please make reservations for kaiseki, tempura, teppanyaki, and of course, sushi during your stay in advance. The spa is also a must if you are staying in this location. It is one of my most relaxing experiences, and the facilities are excellent. As you enter the spa, all the details regarding the walk to the counter or attendant, the changing room, and the pool area are planned quite well, so the guest can feel extra special and disconnected from reality. Finally, I must recognize the Ladies and Gentlemen's hard work and dedication at the Ritz-Carlton, Kyoto. Thank Ana and Naoto, for your friendly welcome to the hotel and making things possible during my stay. Chef Tomohiro Goda and his team provided an experience I will never forget at Mizuki. Naoki was friendly and helpful as I researched information. Pablo and Thain were attentive to my needs as I left the hotel and provided a great experience as I checked out. Special thanks to Carlos for leading such a fantastic Ritz-Carlton property in Japan and consideration prior to my stay. This is one of the top Ritz-Carlton properties I have stayed in, out of 25 Ritz-Carlton. I will cherish all the memories that I gained from this place and will make sure to come back in the future.

This is a stylish, new, boutique hotel with impeccable customer service. Everyone who works in the hotel is friendly, welcoming, and helpful to guests. The room decor is magnificent, as they've thought of both modern and personal touches to make staying at Garry Nijo Castle Hotel very comfortable. The entire hotel and rooms are spotless. My husband and I stayed in a king sized, well-being suite for four nights to celebrate his birthday and our anniversary. We love modern decor, and this hotel delivers. The rooms are beautifully designed and included things like bath salts, Nespresso machines, and tea pots. Breakfast was convenient each morning and tasty. Because the hotel is small, it only offers a few meal options for breakfast, but we still enjoyed it. The location is walkable, though it's slightly off the beaten path. Very quiet and peaceful yet just a few blocks down from retail and restaurants. It's a nice central place to stay for a visit to Kyoto. The restaurant Singular was nice to try (the plating was artistic), but there are equally good options within walking distance of the hotel. We would certainly stay at this hotel again when we return to Kyoto and will recommend it to friends who also enjoy boutique properties and aren't concerned about amenities like swimming pools and fitness centers. Thank you to all of the kind hotel staff who made our stay truly exceptional.

Parmi les maisons machiya vieilles de plusieurs siècles à Kyoto, le nom de la famille Gosan a toujours été fort. Tanwu est le plus jeune des trois restaurants, il vient de passer un siècle, il est donc relativement facile de réserver, et il est rare qu'il n'y ait pas beaucoup de prime pendant la Golden Week. Comme d'habitude, arrivée à 15h00. Une petite maison de ville traditionnelle à deux étages avec une cour au centre, il n'y a pas beaucoup de pièces et une grande attention est portée à l'intimité. Aujourd'hui, alors que la salle est pleine, je n'ai pas croisé d'autres invités du tout. Seules les femmes générales délicatement vêtues en kimono servent personnellement. De la cuisine kaiseki du soir au petit-déjeuner du lendemain, elle est livrée en chambre, et la soupe et le thé après le repas sont également complétés dans votre propre suite. La femme générale aux cheveux gris est agile et méticuleuse. Après avoir servi la vaisselle, j'ai entendu dire que j'étais allée au cours du matin à 5 heures ce matin. Après avoir tourné la tête et silencieu*****t, j'ai rangé l'eau du bain. Je n'ai pas Cela faisait longtemps que je n'avais pas vu quelqu'un d'aussi calme et prévenant. . Charcoal House est célèbre pour sa cuisine et la cérémonie du thé dans les trois maisons. Cette fois, elle n'a pas rattrapé le jour de la cérémonie du thé, mais la cuisine n'est pas perdue. Différents poissons sont cuits de différentes manières, comme le sashimi, le salé, la soupe. , grillés au charbon de bois... comme les pousses de bambou, les fougères, les fèves et autres légumes de saison, le goût peut être riche ou rafraîchissant, la portion n'est pas grosse, mais elle ne résiste pas à la variété des styles, et finalement je la mange de côté. Dès que je me suis allongé, j'ai commencé à attendre avec impatience le petit-déjeuner de demain. L'hôtel se trouve essentiellement à 5 minutes à pied du marché Nishiki et de Kawaramachi. Vous y trouverez de nombreux cafés, kiosques à thé, boutiques vintage et boutiques branchées venant de Shinkyogoku. À deux pas de l'hôtel se trouve le magasin TNF Purple Label, la distance par rapport à la création humaine dirigée par NIgo est la distance de coin, et à deux coins de rue se trouve le pavillon Xinfeng où se trouve l'hôtel ACE. Comparé aux touristes de Dongshan qui se pressent sur les routes et pleurent, cet endroit peut être considéré comme un endroit calme où vous pouvez faire du shopping et manger.

We were a group of 6 people staying at the Hotel Mitsui on a trek through Japan. Suffice it to say, that the group was all pleased that we stayed here. Our initial check in process was a bit bumpy (no tea service) as it was clear everyone was checking into the hotel for a holiday weekend. However, within 30 minutes, we were all on our way to our rooms. Overall, the hotel and the rooms are designed in muted tones and a modern zen vibe. Where other hotels would simply have drywall covered with pictures, the Mitsui has clearly thought about every surface. We were in a room that looked out to the central garden, which is beautiful. The room had a nice long marble bench at the entrance which was nice for putting shoes on or setting things down to pack / unpack. Further in the room, there is a bar area, desk area and a nice long padded bench by the window. Controls for the room are near the bed and you can dim lights or raise and lower blinds with ease. The bathroom is a very clever design with two pocket door entrances, offering a closet area, double sink, a wet room with tub and shower and rom for the toilet. The room for the toilet is wide and very peaceful. Of course, it comes with the fancy Toto Neorest toilet that raises and lowers the seat automatically, has a heated seat, has a bidet feature and more. The shower offers both a hand held and a rain head that with a fine spray. Bathroom toiletries are crafted for the Hotel Mitsui. Of course, robes were available (just ask if you need a different size). Let’s talk about sleeping…. The bed was among the most comfortable that I have ever tried (firm, with just the right amount of softness). Down pillows and a duvet complete the scene. And course, should you not like your pillow, there is a pillow menu. The rooms at the Mitsui are quiet with blackout shades. At night, gentle nightlights illuminate the path to the bathroom. In all, the sleep experience is well thought out and devine. One of the stand out features of the hotel would be the Thermal Springs in the basement. The Thermal Springs are a modern version of a traditional Japanese onsen. Access is open to everyone in the hotel, but the number of people permitted in is managed to in more than 14 people at a time. You have to call ahead to make sure there is space, but in our case, we were always able to get in. Anyone who out touring in Kyoto, should make time in their busy schedule to visit the Thermal Springs between their tours and dinner - it is a great way to wash off the city and relax before dinner - very civilized. This review is particularly fun for me as our stay at the Mitsui ultimately caused us to break up with our travel agent. He was SO insistent that we stay at the Ritz , he could not imagine trying something new like the Mitsui (nor was he willing o have his team check it out). In the end, I feel vindicated, we loved our stay at the Mitsui and would happily return

After staying at minshukus, ryokans and western-style hotels over the last several days, it was a pleasure to end our Japan stay with 2 nights at Kyoto Machiya Fukune. The 2 of us appreciated the extra space of the Sangen machiya compared to our previous lodgings to just chill out, especially when soaking in your personal outdoor hot water (not onsen) bath or the indoor hinoki bath and looking out onto the compact zen garden. Beds were comfortable and bathrooms modern and clean. The included mini-bar (Asahi beer, sake, soft drinks and water) was an unexpected bonus! The welcome tea ceremony with traditional sweets (much better than that offered with the included entry price at the Okochi Sanso Garden in Arashiyama) was a far superior greeting than fronting a hotel reception desk even if one has to wait (about 10 mins) for Miki to arrive (which was forewarned in the pre-stay info); we were informed of our security code when we rang (using the complimentary phone in the separate arrival area) and could access the machiya while waiting. Miki was very helpful with local restaurant and sightseeing tips. Excellent pre-stay information was provided via email from Kyoto Machiya Fukune. While we didn’t use the laundry (complimentary) we did make use of the locker, which we found could store 2 large suitcases and 2 carry-on luggage with room leftover for shopping bags. It cost us ¥1500 for taxi/uber from JR Kyoto stn to the machiya. Once there it is only several minutes’ walk to various train stns or bus stops. Nishiki mkt’s western entrance is about a 10min walk away. This was my 3rd time in Kyoto with the goal to visit sights we hadn’t seen previously like Arashiyama’s bamboo grove and Fushimi Inari shrine. The Randen line’s Shijo-Omiya stn is just over 10mins walk away and the tram takes you into the heart of Arashiyama’s shopping *****, the Kimino forest and near the Tongetsu-kyo bridge. Then take your time to walk to the bamboo grove via Tenryo-ji shrine. They say it best to get to the grove early to beat the tourists, but it rained in the morning, so we took our time and got to the grove about lunch-time. While crowded, it wasn’t as packed as what we thought it would be, given it was a Sunday and also ‘golden week’ (maybe people were eating lunch). We also walked to and visited the Nison-in temple that was recommended by Miki; she highlighted the moss that covered a lot of the grounds; a very worthwhile diversion and IMHO better than the Okochi Sanso Garden we also visited). Had a late lunch in the local area then walked to JR’s Saga-Arashiyama stn; ¥220 to JR’s Inari stn (simple transfer at JR Kyoto stn) with the Fushimi Inari shrine entrance across the road. The place is pricey, but we’re glad we stayed here.

Located in Kyoto (Central Kyoto), this vacation home is within a 10-minute walk of Shijo Street and Nijō Castle. This vacation home is 1.6 mi (2.6 km) from Nishiki Market and 1.8 mi (2.9 km) from Kawaramachi Street.Take in the views from a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access and a communal living room.Cooked-to-order breakfasts are available daily from 7:30 AM to 10:00 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include express check-out, multilingual staff, and luggage storage.Make yourself comfortable in this individually decorated vacation home, featuring a kitchen with a refrigerator and a microwave. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and a flat-screen television is provided for your entertainment. Conveniences include a safe and an electric kettle, and housekeeping is provided once per stay.