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"The apartment was super clean. AC worked well for us. Great value for the money, however for my family of 5 I wondered if the savings translated since we ended having to take an Uber back to Kyoto Station (25mins aprox) every day and back for all our tours.. maybe if you are public transport savvy it would be ok but we had two people with android phones and we failed to get a Suica card or ICOCA at the station and it just didn't work for us on the savings end. Also, I thought the fact there were no elevators was ok but going up and down to the 4th floor after all day exploring got a bit much. Otherwise, the apartment was great. Shower- the water pressure was great. Laundry- worked well, you hang your clothes to air dry inside the shower stall, this takes a few hours so I tried to do at night so they would dry in the am so we could all take showers. Key- they will only give you one actual key, which if your group will separate may be a bit inconvenient, but they do have an intercom to let your party through the front without having to go all the way down to open. So as long as the party with the key gets in first it would be no issue. 7 eleven a couple of blocks away."

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"Room was very beautiful worth way more then what I paid for"

"We had a really enjoyable stay at Royal Park Canvas Kyoto Nijo and would happily recommend it to anyone visiting Kyoto. The location is a standout — being right across from Nijo Station made getting around incredibly easy, whether we were heading out to explore temples, markets, or different neighbourhoods. It’s such a convenient base, especially if you’re only in Kyoto for a short time. The room itself was comfortable and well-designed, although just a little on the smaller side — which is fairly typical in Japan. Everything was thoughtfully laid out, and the shower was absolutely amazing — easily one of the best we’ve had during our travels. The provided pyjamas and slippers were also a really nice touch and added to the overall comfort of the stay. We also really appreciated being able to leave our luggage at the hotel after check-out on our last day. It made things so much easier and allowed us to enjoy a few more hours exploring without having to drag our bags around. The only downside for us was the check-in and check-out experience, which is fully automated. While we understand this is becoming more common, it did feel quite impersonal. Personally, we prefer interacting with staff — especially in a hotel brand that promotes exploration and adventure. It would have been nice to have team members more readily available to welcome guests and offer local tips or recommendations on what to see and do. That said, overall this is a great hotel with a fantastic location, "

"Best bathtub! After climbing to the top of the Fushimi Inari a soak was in order and this hotel delivered. Bath salts included! The king size room was lovely with floor to ceiling windows. Great location, easy to walk out or to get to transit. "

"Clean room, good breakfast, good amenities (no gym though) "

"Very clean and well located. Just around the corner from train station with good eateries nearby and many sites within walking distance or a train/bus ride away. Rooms are generously sized for Japan standards (didn't feel like a closet). We enjoyed our stay and would come back again. "

"We finished our honeymoon at this hotel, and it was truly an amazing experience. The staff was incredible and made our stay feel so special. We had a couples massage that felt like it shaved ten years off both therapists were fantastic. The thermal pool was beautiful and impeccably clean, making it the perfect place to relax. I would also highly recommend the chef’s table; it was a memorable dining experience."

"Magical, simply magical. That is the only way to describe this place. From arrival to egress, the people there made us feel welcome and well taken care of. Breakfast and Dinner were served everyday and you do NOT want to miss them. I'm a large guy and I thought I wouldn't get full, I was wrong. The Ryokan is immaculate and the grounds are spectacular. We had planned to spend a day in Kyoto but we spend so much time wandering around the shrines, shops, cafes, and coffee houses we never made it into the city. This place was perfect. I can't recommend it enough! "