Best Hotels near Jido Park, Shimamoto

Everything was fine until the end. In comparison to other hotels I stayed at throughout my trip, this one is cleaner and more spacious. It's close to Tokyo Station, so it's easy to get to other areas, even if it took me quite a while to figure out their operation and routes. The hotel will be cleaned one time every three days. So, generally, it will not be cleaned throughout your stay. However, you can request that they change the towels every day. The check-in and check-out processes were straightforward, however the machine did not accept my Visa card - this is the only site in Japan that did. The hotel also helped you store your belongings before and after check-in/out. However, I was discriminated against by one of the hotel's employees when sending the luggage after checkout. Before me, he stayed near the check-in/checkout machine, assisting a Japanese couple with the checkout procedures and handling the bags. So I waited, thinking he also approached me to assist. However, after assisting the couples, he did not approach me and came back to the counter. Then I beckoned him to his assistance. Instead, he hailed me with his fingertips to come over his counter, rather say anything like “Please come over the counter to do the procedure”. It shocked me. Furthermore, the way he handled my luggage request was really unpleasant. When I asked for his name because I didn't see it on his tag, he became more agitated. So that is why I requested him to write his name on the receipt card. How is it possible for him to treat people so differently? Should Japanese people be treated more respectfully under the hotel's policy? After my interaction with him, all of my positive feelings about the hotel vanished.

Staff Are very attentive and quick, they are able to assist you in English too if you can't communicate in Japanese. Transport is easy as it is located about 10-15 minutes away from Kyoto Station which has Shinkansen/JR trains/bus available. Given a cozy room with various options of daily cleaning (none/basic/partial/full) main difference being if you want the bathtub to be washed / bed to be made, so you can hang it by your door to notify the crew accordingly.

Stayed at Kyoritsu Resort for the first time other than La Vista. Put your shoes in the clog box at the entrance like a Japanese-style ryokan. It goes straight up on the tatami mat. I really like the relaxing style, but I'm worried about customers who don't even wipe the carry case. I think it's the same as walking on a tatami mat with bare feet. It would be great if you could use disposable paper towels to wipe at the entrance. The free private bath is a type that you use after washing in the large public bath, just like La Vista. There are hot springs and others. It's enough because you can use the 30-minute time limit. Each person had a luxury of one place. Ice cream after taking a bath, morning drink, and night crying soba are common. As for the third one, I can't participate yet because late hours are heavy on my stomach. Dinner is a Japanese course. Choose from 6 types of obanzai at the end. All types can be refilled and returned. You can choose either rice or noodles for your meal. It's not a luxurious ingredient, but I'm satisfied with the volume and taste. Breakfast is a buffet. How much is common, but everyone seems to be less interested than Tokyo Bay. I had a lot. The room is a compact twin. Shoji screens and bamboo Towa style I want a space to put my bag. Amenity is also a style to bring what you need in common. No waste. Buffet of tea.The variety was delicious. I was also interested in Arashiyama, but I thought that mutual use would be convenient if there was mutual cooperation such as luggage delivery. I saw several staff members in training, but everyone, including the front manager, was kind and comfortable. If you go to Kyoto again, please stop by.

It was a sudden night reservation on the day, but thank you for your pleasant response. We had to stay suddenly and didn't know where to go, so it was really encouraging to be kind. At night, I was able to rest my body slowly and was saved. I was able to have breakfast slowly, so I am grateful that I was able to go to work without fluttering the next day's work, and that the day was pleasantly welcomed. Thank you very much.

I stayed once before the renewal, but at that time it was not a very beautiful room for compliments. I stayed for the first time after the renewal this time, but it was no longer a separate inn. The room was comfortable, the view of the Uji River and the open-air bath with the room were large and comfortable. The staff was also pleasant and I want to go again if I can afford time and money. However, all dinners during the 3 nights were steak kaiseki shops, but until the first 2 nights, the chef was very good, and the meat was soft and I was able to eat very comfortably. There was a preschool child who was originally prohibited from entering the store at the last 3 night dinner (except for rental), and it was not possible to slow at all in the gaga gaga and the ugly gakinko. It seems that it was a family of your good, but I wanted the line drawing around it to be good.

Nestled in the heart of Kyoto station, Ala Hotel Kyoto offers a serene oasis amidst the bustling cityscape, with easy access to myriad tourist attractions and culinary delights. Situated along a vibrant street adorned with delectable beef restaurants and adjacent to a 24-hour drug store boasting competitive prices on cosmetics and medications, the hotel's location promises both convenience and immersion in local culture. A relatively new establishment, Ala Hotel Kyoto boasts one of the finest outdoor onsens I've encountered on my travels. Perched on the 10th floor, the onsen is accompanied by a tranquil zen lounge, ideal for unwinding post-soak or awaiting laundry completion. Though laundry services are complimentary, guests should note that detergent is not provided. While complimentary snacks were notably absent, the expansive onsen facilities and serene ambiance compensated for the oversight. However, it's worth mentioning that the onsen's operating hours are relatively limited, closing at 11 pm nightly, with only two hair dryers available. Upon entering the room, I was pleasantly surprised by its spaciousness—ample enough to accommodate three luggage pieces comfortably. The highlight, undoubtedly, was the bathtub affording breathtaking views of the hotel's surroundings, perfect for soaking in the beauty of sunrise or sunset. Complete with access to YouTube and Netflix, the room provided ample entertainment options. For a delightful treat, indulge in soft-serve ice cream from the cafe adjacent to the hotel—an ideal conclusion to a day of exploration. The bed exuded comfort, while the addition of a sofa near the entrance provided a convenient spot to unwind without soiling the bedding with outdoor attire. Overall, while Ala Hotel Kyoto may lack certain amenities, its spacious accommodations, strategic location, and reasonable pricing make it a standout choice for travelers seeking tranquility and convenience in equal measure.

It was really helpful to be able to make a reservation for the night of the day when I was at a loss because the night bus on the way home was full and I couldn't get on. The front desk is on the 4th floor and there are many foreign staff, and they were polite and worked hard to serve customers. I was given mineral water as a gift. Amenity is feeling to take required minute at the front desk. They also sold bath salts and hot eye masks. The location was also healed slowly in a place full of greenery. There weren't many customers, so it was quiet. I didn't use it, but there was karaoke on the 4th floor and a pharmacy on the 1st floor. There is a commercial facility called Tonalie right in front of the hotel, so it was convenient to be able to go immediately to buy the missing items. There was also a hospital in the same building or nearby. I was able to get a massage in my room and healed my tired body from sightseeing. There was an air purifier and a disinfectant spray in the room, which was helpful. I thought it would be nice to have more outlets. Mira bath can be used in the unit bath, but the temperature of the shower was not stable, which was inconvenient. There was a light switch in the room on the bed, which was convenient. You can also turn on only the bedside light. It was also helpful to be able to insert the USB cord. I didn't use the breakfast buffet, but I did use the cafe. Since I was doing an Okinawa fair, I had delicious Okinawa soba, purple potato tart, and sata andagi. There was a terrace seat, and I was healed by eating meals and sweets while looking at the greenery. The room was a little old-fashioned, but I was saved because I could stay cheaply. thank you very much.

3 stations from JR Kyoto Station, a 5-minute walk from Nijo Station on the subway Tozai Line, and a very convenient location right next to Sanjo Shopping Street, the longest shopping mall in Kyoto City. It looks like a machiya hotel along an alley in a residential area, but there is a large dining space and a communal kitchen in the lobby on the first floor. It is a newly built hotel that was just built this year, and there are 3 washing machines on each floor, which is very convenient for long stays. The rooms are full of beds, but the bathrooms are average size and the rooms with kitchens are said to be slightly larger. Just like a one-room apartment, there are many people who stay for a long time, and it seems that all the guests are getting along well with the kind men at the front desk and the international student staff, just like a boarding house. I felt it.

Strategic location besides Karasuma Oike station and 5mins walk to Karasuma station if you need to take the Hankyu line. Quaint area with nearby 7-11 for your snack runs and Starbucks on the main road. Good security too with hotel card access. Note that there is a main and annex building (2 buildings for different rooms selection).

I used it when I went to a meeting nearby. It is right in front of Keihan Electric Railway Moriguchi City Station. It is convenient to Kyoto and Osaka. You can also go to the east exit of Moriguchi City Station from the 2nd floor of the hotel by concourse. A short walk from the station will bring you to the Keihan Department Store Moriguchi store. It's a decent scale. I didn't notice that there was Seiyu behind the hotel until I went home and looked at the map. There are several convenience stores and several taverns in front of the hotel, but it is a little lonely in front of the station. If you have a midnight snack near the hotel late at night, it may be more convenient in front of Moriguchi Station on the Osaka Metro Tanimachi Line. The building feels very splendid and venerable as a hotel in a local city. You can feel the remnants of a prestigious hotel in the castle town of Matsushita Electric (former National, current Panasonic). It is definitely one rank higher than a business hotel. Overall it looks a bit old, but it is in good condition. Correspondence at the front desk is good. The room is clean. Amenities are relatively substantial. The bed is easy to sleep and the sound of the surrounding rooms is not very concerned. For dinner, I had a course meal (”Yuri”) at a private room dinner at the Chinese food ”Reika” on the first floor of the hotel. It was a very satisfying delicious Chinese food for the first time in a long time. The next morning, I was expecting breakfast at the reputed all-day dining ＆ lounge ”The Loop” on the 1st floor of the hotel, but for the measures against the new corona, breakfast is on the 1st floor. Bakery ＆ Cafe ”Bassoon” ” was. On the fixed menu, I chose 2 types of bread and 1 drink, and came with a vegetable salad. The taste was good, but I thought it was a free breakfast for a cheap business hotel chain. It may be just right for eating and drinking too much the night before. I hope the day when the new corona converges and breakfast at ”The Loop” will come early.