Hotel Legasta Kyoto Shirakawa Sanjo

みやこめっせで、仕事のイベントがありこちらを予約しました。 トリプルでしたが、部屋は、狭くも感じず、また、部屋に冷蔵庫はもちろん、電子レンジもあり、よかったです。

The hotel is not big, with five floors in total. There are four rooms on the 2nd to 5th floors, and two rooms on the 1st floor. The washing machine and dryer are behind the service desk on the first floor. The hotel is very new, with good facilities. The room size is above average in Japan, and the price is very reasonable. The hotel is in an alley, which has a very Kyoto-style feel. It is very close to the Higashiyama subway station, less than two minutes' walk away, and there are many buses. The bathroom facilities are particularly thoughtful, the heating function is extremely suitable for winter, and the clothes drying function is also very practical. The problem is that the location is a bit far, not suitable for strolling or shopping. The hotel has no front desk after 10 o'clock, the automatic door cannot be opened, and it is extremely difficult to check in.

This is an excellent value for money during the cherry blossom season. It should be newly renovated. The room is really big in Japan. It is more than enough for two suitcases to be spread out. It is very convenient to go to Yasaka Shrine, Nanzenji Temple, Kiyomizudera Temple, and Shijo Kawaramachi. It can be reached on foot or within 20 minutes by subway bus. The sanitary napkins are separated from wet and dry, and it is a smart toilet for bathing. Turn on the heater when bathing to make it super warm. The service attitude at the front desk is also very good. However, it is important to note that the front desk is unattended before 6 a.m. and after 10 p.m., and you need to walk 200m to their sister hotel for luggage storage. All in all recommended!

Economical, cost-effective and somewhat compact. The clerk's service was very good. Since the store could not store luggage, he told me that it could be stored at another Shirakawa Sanjo Hotel next to McDonald's. When we walked to the Gion Shirakawa store across the street, he chased us and explained it again, fearing that we would mishear and misunderstand.