Hotel Okura Kyoto Okazaki Bettei -Age Requirement 12 over-

- Sanitary environment: The room is generally clean except for some dust on the wall beside the bed - Surrounding environment: The hotel is relatively close to the scenic area of ​​Kiyomizu Temple and Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine. It takes about 15-25 minutes by taxi. It is a little far from Kinkakuji Temple. There is a Lawson nearby. There are not many restaurant options. The scenery is pretty good and a little quiet. There is a home in the hotel - Hotel service: Not bad. I checked in late that day. The hotel front desk called to inquire about the check-in time and was informed that the door would be locked after 10 o'clock. The restaurant pushed chairs and supported chairs (although the Japanese breakfast was not very delicious, an additional ¥1,900 per person was charged). There were free snacks and afternoon tea (wine or tea) before dinner - Hotel facilities: There is a gym. The gym only has a few aerobic equipment, elliptical machines, treadmills, and a few dumbbells on the dumbbell rack. There are not many choices. There is also an ice machine room. The drinks in the mini bar are not charged separately, and there are many drinks. There are also matcha tea bags and a set of tea sets in the room

The hotel is good overall. But the front desk service is hard to rate. I felt like I was causing trouble for her by checking in (the girl with short hair).

The hotel environment is very good, the staff are well-trained, and the service is thoughtful and polite. I chose a room on the north side, facing the garden, which is very quiet. The room Mini Bar provides sufficient mineral water, and there are also rich drinks for free. Gyokuro Sencha, plum wine, and beer are also provided. The staff will replenish them when cleaning every day. There are three types of set breakfast options. The American style is the most abundant in quantity and the most calorie-filled. The simplest European style may be insufficient. You need to add 1900 yen to choose Kyoto Japanese style, which is also worth a try. The plate is beautiful, and Japanese salad still needs to be made with care. Opposite the hotel is FreshCo, which is open 24 hours a day, which is very convenient. Let me introduce the location again. It takes about 8 to 10 minutes to walk to ****. You can take a sightseeing bus or bus to other popular attractions. In addition, Kyoto taxis are very convenient, but the cost is slightly higher. There is a bus directly to Ginkakuji Temple at the entrance of the hotel. From Ginkakuji Temple, walk along the Philosopher's Path to Nanzenji Temple. The scenery along the way is very good. You can walk and see it. On the way to Nanzenji Temple, you pass by Eikan-do. It is highly recommended. The hotel is within walking distance of the shops. The choice of food depends on personal preference. The hotel has a happy hour in the afternoon, providing wine and sparkling drinks. The service of the staff left me with a very good impression. I will choose this place again when I come to Kyoto.