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"Good amenities and close to shopping "

"Pros: Comfortable bed, friendly hotel staff, and a great location—close to shops and within walking distance of areas like Gion, plus easy access to nearby subway stations. Cons: Rooms are on the smaller side, though the bathroom is slightly more spacious. The walls are quite thin, so noise from other guests can be easily heard. Overall, it’s a decent place to stay."

"Always frontline staff available at check in to help you. Excellent bakery for coffees, cake and savoury treats. The rooms are fairly big and very clean. All amenities are well equipped and available. Great location and rooms are very quiet. "

"Great stay. Low on amentities but unbelievable location and super clean. The best view you can imagine. Great breakfast. "

"Good location "

"Great stay! "

"The rooms are on the smaller side but very well designed. Staff were great, location was perfect for walking around town and getting to stations. "

"Overall rating this hotel poorly for a number of reasons. First and most importantly the beds. Mattresses were way too soft or overused and sleeping there started causing back issues by day 3. We did ask the staff and they were helpful trying to fix the situation and although it improved (they changed the mattress pad) it was still uncomfortable. So if you don’t like soft or sunken mattresses I would avoid. Second is location. Location is fine in terms of how close it is to some tourist attractions but it is one the outer edges of the “nice” area and the neighborhood feels less inviting. It’s good if you want a bit of quiet but not ideal otherwise. The good: Staff like always in Japan was amazing. Rooms are cute and pretty, albeit small. Property is overall clean and cozy. "

"Ive been here before and the first time it was amazing. But for some reason, it was a bit more dusty than usual and the air condition felt a little on the warm side. As for the Laundry, its better to go to a coin laundry as the machine was a bit weaker to dry. "