Fufu Kyoto

When I stayed at Fufu, it was snowing heavily, which was a beautiful environment. I would like to thank the Chinese-speaking guy at the hotel for his hard work and his busy schedule. Overall, it was good, but not amazing. It was just a four-story building with some landscape views on one side, which was not as good as Hakone Baidan and Cuisongyuan. (1) Except for the wine with price tags in the refrigerator, all other drinks and beer were free to drink, and some snacks were also provided; (2) The hot spring was in the room, which should be a calcium carbonate spring. The hotel does not have a hot spring in the public area; (3) I tried Fufu's kaiseki dinner on the third night, which was too slow. The eight dishes took 2 hours to serve, and the taste was average. I miss the grilled fish I had at Baidan during the Spring Festival in 2019, but I have never tasted it again.

From Kyoto Station to the hotel, change to Nibe Subway Station for 7 stops. Taxi is 2700 yen. Breakfast needs to be booked. Bath is clean and comfortable.

Because we were going to Nanzenji Temple and Eikan-do, we chose to stay at FuFu. It is next to Wulin-an and Hyotei. You can walk to the above attractions. The environment is small but exquisite in Japanese style. The room comes with a private bath. It is worth the extra 4k per night. The check-in guy is from Kazakhstan and is fluent in Chinese, English and Japanese. He is very enthusiastic. We chose to deliver breakfast to the room. The front desk helped to call a taxi when checking out. Japanese courtesy farewell

I have stayed in the same brand hotel in Hakone before, so I chose this hotel again this time. The price is a little bit more expensive in the red season. The breakfast for two consecutive days is not as good as before. The price-performance ratio is not particularly high. The breakfast included in the room rate is more expensive than the guests outside at noon.