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330 Shiteicho, Nakadachiuri, Shinmachi-dori, Kamigyo-ku | (West side of Gosho), Kyoto 602-8071, Kyoto Prefecture
330 Shiteicho, Nakadachiuri, Shinmachi-dori, Kamigyo-ku | (West side of Gosho), Kyoto 602-8071, Kyoto Prefecture
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All reviewsimperial palaceshuttle bussubway stationlarge atriumshuttle serviceresidential arearooms are spaciousmatcha teaquad roombreakfast buffetlounge barteppanyaki restaurantbit out of the waywagyu beeflovely hotelquiet locationnice amenities
We liked our stay very much. The staff are very friendly professional speaks English and helpful. The breakfast is good the room is clean and nice dinner location is OK for public Transportation. A bit far fall from the cozy area and small streets.
This hotel is in a residential neighborhood in Kyoto. It is far away from the local sites most people would want to see. It is very expensive to eat there, and there are almost no restaurants close by. Additionally, the staff speaks very little English....More
Our family has very much enjoyed staying at this hotel. Friendly and helpful staff, some with particularly good English, good for foreigners like us. Beds very comfortable and bathroom exceeds expectation (bath like those found in spa). Easy access with short taxi trip to downtown....More
This is my second visit to Kyoto and stay at Brighton. I love the complimentary matcha, the spa style bath and walk-in shower. The rooms are comfortable, service is friendly and impeccable.the food is delicious and lounge is top-notch. Although the locationis on the outskirts...More
We stayed in this hotel for 4 nights with organized tour . Very clean rooms and healthy breakfast . The service is excellent , friendly and nice . Towels and bed linen - super . We do recommend to all visiting Kyoto to stay in...More
A district with a long textile heritage, ancient Kyoto is still alive in the Nishijin District. Studded with its weaving factories, tea houses, and onsen, the neighborhood is charming and peaceful with a self-possessed air. Less traveled than other parts of the city, it is a district where you can take it at your own pace. Visitors can explore the many weaving and cloth houses, the free kimono shows, and the many
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shops selling traditional clothing and goods. Showcasing architecture with sloping roofs and wooden reliefs dating to decades past, the streets in the Nishijin District transport you back in time, making them a joy to wander.
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Yes, first hit the airport Tourist Information Center. They speak English there ... and can get you to the right train pretty quickly. Once at Kyoto station, I always just take a taxi to the hotel. It’s fast and not very... More
Yes, first hit the airport Tourist Information Center. They speak English there ... and can get you to the right train pretty quickly. Once at Kyoto station, I always just take a taxi to the hotel. It’s fast and not very expensive.
One tip: take along a printout of the hotel’s home page with their name and address in kanji. Or bookmark your Fodor’s with their page to (Fodor’s has the kanji for every destination they review!) Just show it to the taxi driver and you’ll be away in a flash.
