I hope to stay in the Henn na Hotel again. A taxi driver broke my foot, and the staff pulled out all stops for me. I cannot imagine a large five-star hotel being more helpful, kind, and accommodating than they were. Before the broken foot, I just loved living right across the Kyoto Train Station, with its many restaurants and amenities. I could easily take the subway and many buses directly from the train station. I had planned to take the bullet train to Tokyo, which would have just meant rolling my luggage across the street and into the station. My room was of a good size. Once I was in a wheelchair, they moved me into an accessible room, which was just perfect for me. I loved having coin-operated washing/drying machines right in the hotel. And it's reasonably priced on top of all that!