Park Hyatt Kyoto

A five-star hotel, within walking distance of Kiyomizu Temple. However, there were too many people in the scenic area, so I didn't want to squeeze in. I just took photos in the hotel's outdoor courtyard. The restaurant and bar are in a great location overlooking Ninenzaka. The hotel's service is very good, and every employee makes you feel warm and friendly. Although the room is not big, the layout details are very sufficient, worthy of being a masterpiece of Master Ji. The bedding is very comfortable and the water bar is also rich. The added Western breakfast tastes good, and the optional part is also quite rich.

Fortunately, I stayed at the famous Park Hyatt Kyoto 701. When checking in at the lobby, the service staff knelt down to serve throughout the whole process. I could enjoy sake, champagne, etc. at the same time. It happened to be a guqin performance at 5 o'clock. The whole check-in experience was smooth and full of senses. When I entered the room and the service staff opened the window, I was intoxicated by the real scene even if I had watched many videos before. During my stay, I saw the red leaves of the ancient pagoda and even the rainbow in the early morning, which was poetic and picturesque. The room supplies are basically the same as other Park Hyatts around the world, and there is no merit or demerit. The breakfast on the second day was mediocre because I had tried the breakfast at Kyoto Yamato before, so I chose Western style this time. The buffet had Chinese buns and rice dumplings, which were quite authentic. The dishes ordered were also amazing, and the udon noodles were delicious. At the breakfast location, you can see the comings and goings of people in Ninenzaka, and even feel that you are part of the street. A small complaint is: there seems to be an exhaust vent for the heating system under room 701. There will be intermittent white smoke floating in the autumn and winter. When the smoke is heavy, it affects the viewing experience. If you want to take pictures, you have to wait for a while. I hope the hotel can make adjustments in the future.