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"Clean, quiet, very friendly staff"

"The best hotel we stayed at in our Japan trip. The room was great, the staff was so friendly and the location was very convenient!"

"We appreciate that The Blossom is close to the local subway station (though with luggage, you’ll need to use exit #6 with a lift, then cross two streets) to arrive and depart if taking public transit. Our room was pleasant and well-appointed with everything a traveler would need. The onsen (hot bathing spa) was lovely—relaxing, impeccable and quiet. We didn’t use the laundry, but it was wonderful for the folks that did. They could easily wait in the lounge in their kataka (summer casual kimono-style spa wear) that The Blossom provided fresh and pressed each day of our stay. This was a boon! It was like having a spa membership as part of our hotel package. "

"Not really that i expected "

"Very convenient location to take buses, subways and trains."

"Breakfast not suit for me"

"The room was too small for 3 persons"

"One of the best places to stay at in Kyoto. We absolutely loved this hotel. Staff were very friendly and greeted you every time you came down from your room at any hour of the day. Check in was very easy, amenities were fantastic, free coffee, drinks and snacks from afternoon to night were very nice. The room was also bigger than expected, very clean, quiet and one of the best I have stayed in even in the states. Area is safe, neighborhood feel, but necessities were close-by as well. We will definitely be coming back to this hotel when we return to Kyoto and only stay here when back in Japan. A lot to discover in this beautiful place Kyoto."

"The hotel is nice and near the train station. They offer complimentary soft drinks and coffee starting at 10:30. You are also given 3-1000 yen vouchers to use toward food and drinks within the hotel. There are pay washer/dryers for guests' use and an onsen. The rooms are nice with a daily complimentary bottled water per person. However, the room lacked suffient outlets to charge everyone's device. Also, nothing to hang towels on or closet space for clothes. We had to live out of our suitcases with insuffient space to store the suitcases so one was open in front of the door. "