Shizutetsu Hotel Prezio Kyoto Shijo

The hotel I stayed in consecutively during the flower viewing period was more expensive and difficult to book. The hotel is about a ten-minute walk from the subway station. There is a 711 and a larger Fresco at the door, where you can buy some snacks and yogurt. I'll post a few photos of Nijo Castle, but I forgot to take photos of the hotel.

Although the location is 2.5 kilometers away from the city, the service attitude of the service staff is very good. It doesn't matter if they don't speak English or Japanese. They have a translator at the counter to help with translation. In principle, there is no problem with communication. The only pity is that my friend lives there The hotel can help you reserve a taxi the day before, but this hotel requires you to go to the counter when you are about to leave and they can help you call it. This part involves the risk of not being able to call Uber in the morning or waiting for a long time. Other hotels also have coin-operated washing machines (300 yen each time, no need to add laundry detergent!!! It’s convenient, so you can wash them without laundry detergent) and dryers (100 yen for 30 minutes), but there are only 2 of them. If you are busy at night Occupied, I guess I can give up doing laundry that day. (I encountered a visitor who seemed to be an outsider standing guard in the washing machine room with an oversized duffel bag. After washing, he threw away the dryer, and then left a batch of clothes in for washing. So I originally calculated the time to go down and check it out, but the time was reset again. , I ran several times and finally had to give up at 11 o'clock. Another thing worth recommending is that there is a large supermarket (life supermarket) near the hotel, which is open until 0:00. You can go and restock any snacks you want to buy at any time. For breakfast, my relatives and friends were not used to it. After eating it for one day, they went to the supermarket with us to buy it in the next few days. But I didn’t take pictures so I won’t explain more.

As the last three days of my trip to Kyoto, I booked this place on Ctrip. The accommodation experience was unexpectedly good. Located on a quiet path in Shijo Nishidoin, the front desk spoke good English, and there is a small exquisite Japanese garden opposite. The room is well-organized, the bathroom is reasonably designed, and the breakfast is also of high quality. My first choice next time I come to Kyoto.