KKR Kyoto Kuniso

Just look for hot springs. Although it seems to be a bit different from the hot spring experience I expected, it just feels like soaking in a hot pool. 1,400 is definitely expensive in China, but in Japan, I’m not sure. I haven’t tried anything else. There are only hot springs and no other facilities (sauna and the like). Compared to business hotels, the room is still big enough (I may be used to PUA rooms in Japan). The room I chose opened the window and faced the Kamogawa River. It would be nice if I could choose a room. The room I was given was 301, which was just blocked by a tree. If you go to a higher level, you can overlook the Kamogawa River.

房間比較小，基本可以滿足需求，位置很好公共交通很方便

服務滿意，設施乾淨

My father was also a member of the KKR union, so I often used affiliated lodging facilities. In the past, there were many lodging facilities all over the country. . It was an inn that retains the good old atmosphere of that time. This is an inn that satisfies the necessary and sufficient conditions without excessive service or exaggerated decoration. Cleaning was perfect. We stayed for 2 nights, but it was convenient to go anywhere because the location was good. We had dinner at the inn only one day. It was delicious, but...half board - breakfast only = cost of dinner. . When I think about it, I feel like I'm not sure... However, it is difficult to make reservations in Kyoto, and places with a bit of a name are expensive! So, if it's only for one night, I think it's great. There was also a large public bath that was brought from KKR in Atami. how? on the track? Food that is transported from far away by truck has a large amount of carbon dioxide emissions, so the food mileage is large. . . In the case of hot springs, if truck transportation from Atami to Kyoto, hot spring mileage (coined word, but...) may be expensive. ? I was worried about that, so I reduced one ★.

Kamogawa view & large hot spring bath & open-air bath & pick-up service available, so I stayed for multiple nights. For one night without meals, the Japanese-style room (Kamogawa side) costs 5,000 yen, and the Western-style twin room (Kamogawa side) costs 6,000 yen. increase. The room is old, and the cleaning is like sweeping. However, the view of Higashiyama mountain range and Kamogawa river is wonderful, and the view from the lounge in the garden of the historic Motomiya residence is also wonderful. The public bath is small, but it's rare to find an inn with an open-air bath in the middle of Kyoto. You can walk through the garden to the Kamogawa Riverside in 10 seconds, so it's a very good location for a walk. I recommend it to those who can enjoy such added value, but it depends on the price. We always keep our lodging costs low and eat at a famous restaurant in Kyoto, so we stayed without meals, but the lunch in the lounge wasn't bad. By the way, there are affordable restaurants and bakeries where bread lovers gather in the surrounding area, and there is a convenience store nearby, so I didn't have to worry about staying without meals in the morning and evening.