Hotel Hotel per famiglie a Kyoto

Abbiamo soggiornato 2 notti in questo hotel. C'è una stazione ferroviaria lungo la strada, solo un'occhiata dalla stazione di Kyoto, quindi la posizione è stata molto conveniente. Dal lobby c'è una porta che porta a una famiglia Mart. Le camere sono abbastanza spaziose. Le camere sono di buona dimensione e il bagno è separato dal doccia che rende facile per le persone usare il bagno. Le strutture erano buone, i letti erano molto confortevoli. Il nostro prezzo di camera è stato con un buon colazione, con una vasta selezione di cibo, e il servizio di servizio frontale è stato anche grande e le persone sono state molto utili. Abbiamo avuto un soggiorno molto piacevole in questo hotel e probabilmente rimarremo qui per la nostra prossima visita a Kyoto.

My friend and I arrived at the hotel early in the morning. The staff was nice and kept our luggage for us so that we could go out and explore the beautiful city of Kyoto. First impression, the exterior looks very Kyoto-esque, and the interior has a little hint that the brand is from Thailand. We got a room on the basement floor, which at first felt a little weird, but it was nice, clean, and had a window that allowed us to see the sky and get some fresh air. There was no moldy smell at all, which was a relief. Also, we spent most of the day outside anyway. Room is as cozy as the name suggests in the booking and it is super clean. The size is standard for Japan, with a smart design that includes normal-sized luggage storage under the bed. Bed is soft and the linens are clean. Only weird thing at first was that the sink is separate from the bathroom. But on second thought, maybe that's a good thing; one person can take a shower while another can brush their teeth. The shower room has a standing shower with great pressure and temperature control, but no bathtub. The amenities smell good, and the towels are good quality. Surprise! The free WiFi internet is super fast. I was able to back up 100 photos and 10 videos with no problem. Location: The hotel is in the middle of two underground train stations, so you can get in and out easily by walking for 3-4 minutes. However, for the first day, especially when you have a lot of luggage or big oversize luggage, and if you don't want to go around crossing the street looking for escalators or elevators, it's better to take a taxi. The hotel and Kyoto station are not too far apart at all. I know that taxi rides in Japan are rumored to be expensive, but it's up to you if you want to save your bag or your back. After you are free from your luggage, you can even walk 5-8 minutes to the shopping street or even 20-30 minutes to the famous Kiyomizu-dera Temple, which we did after recovering from 10 hours of sitting at the airport and on the flight. Since Kyoto has a lot to explore and there is great food out there, even food from combini Family Mart and 7-Eleven nearby, we did not try the room service or restaurant at the hotel. Sorry about that. In conclusion, this is a brand new, renovated hotel that is clean and has a nice location. I will revisit and recommend it to my family, friends, and favorite colleagues.

Servizi: molto buoni Igiene: molto buona Ambiente: Molto bello, sono cadute molte foglie rosse, un po' desolato, doveva essere più bello una settimana fa. Servizio: molto buono. Pasto: ho scelto taka-an per cena, sono rimasto molto soddisfatto. L'ambiente del ristorante è molto buono e tranquillo, e anche il personale è molto cordiale. La colazione è stata la più soddisfacente di questo viaggio. L'unico inconveniente è che il prezzo è troppo alto. Non l'ho prenotato nell'inverno del 2019. Ora, in un batter d'occhio, il prezzo è salito a un prezzo angosciante. Il prezzo durante la stagione delle foglie rosse ha superato quello di amangiri, che è conosciuto come il più caro Aman, sono arrivato con una settimana di ritardo, sarà più bello se arrivi prima. Dovrebbe essere bello anche d'estate, con alberi rigogliosi.

Siamo stati al park Hyatt in occasione di ferragosto e ne abbiamo approfittato per cenare nel ristorante. Sfortuna vuole che avessimo incrociato un tifone quel giorno ma siamo stati accolti dal personale all’interno della magnifica sala. Il ristorante si presenta in uno stile moderno ma accogliente; potremmo dire uno stile Giappone 2.0 con le comodità moderne e uno stile contemporaneo ma con la tradizione giapponese ben radicata. Per quanto riguarda la cena abbiamo mangiato molto bene con diversi piatti che provenivano direttamente dalla cucina a vista. Il conto alla fine era alto però valeva la somma richiesta, la professionalità del personale, il cibo, la location sono tutti elementi che alla fine valgono il prezzo richiesto. Sicuramente da provare se in zona.

In generale, una splendida permanenza nel Miyako Westin Kyoto. Grande posizione (molto centrale ma non nel quartiere eterno di Gion, al piede delle colline sul lato est), le pietre gettano alla maggior parte dei ristoranti / luoghi di interesse. Immediatamente si è aggiornato in suite al check-in (membri Platinum Bonvoy), grande servizio e ospite. Suite era bella con balcone e grande vista, 2 membri della ricezione sono andati in piedi e ci hanno scortato nella suite. Il cibo era fantastico! Grande colazione diffusa con opzioni giapponesi e occidentali (i croissants sono destinati a morire, probabilmente il migliore che abbia mai avuto!). Inoltre hanno una opzione giapponese Kaiseki per un'esperienza più autentica Concierge è stato super utile. Hanno riuscito a prenotare un tavolo in un ristorante di 1 Michelin Kaiseki con un giorno di anticipo (tenete presente che la maggior parte dei posti sono prenotati 1-2 mesi di anticipo e il concierge doveva chiamare 15+ ristoranti per trovarci un tavolo) C'era anche un in casa ”Onsen” (Bagno giapponese) con oltre 2000 m2 di piscina all'interno e all'aperto. Luogo fantastico per rilassarsi e rilassare dopo un giorno di esplorazione della città. È meraviglioso soggiornare in tutto e un soggiorno sicuro di nuovo per viaggi futuri a Kyoto. Molto raccomandato!

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

We stayed at the Four Seasons Kyoto for three nights in October during our family trip through Japan. The hotel is absolutely stunning. We were upgraded to a huge suite with private garden as I was travelling with an injured leg and could not leave the hotel very much. We met the general manager during check in and she said that if I had to stay at the hotel most of the time they would want to provide me with a beautiful room. What a lovely gesture. We met her again the next morning during breakfast time wehre she went to introduce herself to everyone and to have a small chat with guests. My husband and myself both used the spa and were very happy with treatments. My son and husband used the pool every day which they liked a lot. We had food through room service (the risotto was the best I have ever had). Funnily enough the young lady who served room service was from near our home town in Germany (Hi Mel !). We also at the main restaurant and had drinks in the lobby lounge area. It is also the little details that make a difference. I left my reading glasses out on the desk and when I came back they were on a hotel branded glasses cleaing cloth. And my computer mouse was provided with a hotel branded little mouse pad. Before staying there I was in contact with one of the concierges who helped me create an itinary of what my son and husband should see during our stay in Kyoto. Their recommendations for sightseeing and also outside restaurants were great. The staff in general was very polite and helpful. We cannot fault anything at the hotel. As I was not able to go out much we will definately return. And I can only recommend anyone else to stay there as well.

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.

Very beautiful hotel, it’s located at heart of old city, you can feel Japan there walking around the hotel! Can walk to many good places or take free shuttle bus (leaving every hour at h:55 min) to Kyoto station for visit even more good places. Incredible breakfast restaurant!!! Bad side is there is no big bowl or cups for make some iced coffee or pour a cap of hot drip coffee neither (how I suppose to make my coffee in the room?) even they gift it for free every day, also there is no microwave.

Our stay at Six Sense Kyoto has been, by far, one of the best experiences ever. We travelled as a family of four, with a 9 and 12 year old, and stayed here in July 2024. We loved every thing about the hotel, but I’ll stick to the highlights that left an impression on us: 1. Grow with Six Senses: a children’s club (5 years to 12 years) that is managed by two amazing, high-energy, wonderful, wonderful ladies! Both our girls loved visiting the club and engaging with the instructors. 2. Earth Lab: a lovely little program that is centered around the sustainability theme of the hotel. They have workshops where guests can learn the traditional Japanese art of gift wrapping, Fukushima, or work with natural, plant-derived colors to paint, or try your hands at creating washi paper! Our girls loved these workshops as well! 3. Breakfast at Sekki: as vegetarians and vegans, we usually have very limited options when it comes to food, outside of bread and some sad looking vegetables and fruits. Sekki offered us a lot more and then some! Plenty of vegetarian options, local, fresh fruits, gluten-free bread… it was more than one could possibly want. Their dinner menu too, is extensive, as far as veg and vegan options go. They did not hesitate to modify the menu either, when my daughter wanted a specific type of pasta! 4. The staff: I was saving the most important for the last: the staff. They are the true gems that make the absolute difference! Every EVERY single one of them is very courteous and deeply committed to making your stay one of the best ever. They work hard, with the warmest smiles, to organize your schedules, offer with brilliant recommendations… and doing pretty much everything you could possibly want, so all you need to do is relax and enjoy your stay. Special shout out to Yuko-San, Miku-San, Eiki-San, (front desk), Saki-San, Kaori-San (Grow with Six Senses and Earth Labs), Megumi-San (please ask for her at the spa! She’s bloody brilliant!) I’ve only mentioned the names that I remember, but this is also true of **every** one of the staff that we encountered. The experiences that we encounter in and with a city, is largely influenced by the place of stay. Six Senses Kyoto has made memories of our visit to the city, that much sweeter, and has left us wanting for more. We are coming back. For sure.