[The One Five Kyoto-Shijo] Located less than a 5-minute walk from Hankyu Omiya Station, it is convenient for sightseeing.

#KyotoTrip #KyotoSightseeing #KyotoHotel #HotelConvenientForSightseeing [The One Five Kyoto-Shijo] is a 10-minute walk from Hankyu Karasuma and less than 5 minutes from Hankyu Omiya, so it is a very conveniently located hotel for sightseeing. A one-day pass that can be used on the subway and most buses costs 1,100 yen, so you can enjoy sightseeing in Kyoto at a great price. A one-day pass for the Arashiyama Electric Railway in Omiya costs 700 yen, so you can visit Kitano Tenmangu Shrine, Arashiyama, and various other tourist spots near the Arashiyama Electric Railway station, and there are also discounts and other perks at tourist spots, so you can use it even more for a good deal. There is also a set that includes the Arashiyama Electric Railway and the subway for 1,100 yen, so you can visit many tourist spots in Kyoto. The One Five Kyoto-Shijo is close to Omiya Station, so you can easily visit the tourist spots, and there are many delicious and famous restaurants around Omiya Station and Takatsuji-dori, so you can enjoy a variety of meals. The hotel is located on the corner of a large intersection, and its circular exterior is stylish. Almost all amenities are provided, so you can come empty-handed, and there is a convenience store outside on the first floor. The free space on the second floor is large and can be used freely from 11:00 a.m., so you can relax in the free space when you want to, which is very convenient and nice. The free space on the first and second floors has a drink corner where you can enjoy coffee, tea, Japanese tea, etc. The rooms are sophisticated with three calm colors: green wallpaper, white wallpaper, and wooden walls. It is easy to use, and the long desk on one side of the window is particularly convenient and easy to use. The washbasin, toilet, and shower booth are all stylish. The high-pressure shower nozzle in particular feels great when you apply it to tired shoulders and calves. In Kyoto, you walk quite a distance in the tourist areas, so I often used the high-pressure shower to relieve shoulders that get stiff from carrying luggage and legs that get tired from walking.