★★★★·Kyoto·9.1
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ou é só digitar: “por volta do dia 20, três noites”
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The soyo-ka kyoto sanjo hotel in Kyoto's city centre offers 4-star comfort with free WiFi, air-conditioning, and private bathrooms. Each room features bathrobes, streaming services, and a tea and coffee maker. A 24-hour front desk, coffee shop, and full-day security are available. The hotel is an 8-minute walk from Kyoto International Manga Museum and 1.3 km from Gion Shijo Station.
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Como os hóspedes avaliam o hotel, aspecto a aspecto.
The rooms were spacious and spotless, and for the first time I’ve seen a Japanese hotel with two bathrooms; the manager was very helpful and lovely, though I forgot his name.
Helena·Há uma semana
Le logement au top, volume, moderne en gardant les traditions, sdb d exception un accueil très qualitatif
Frederico·Há 2 semanas
We LOVED this hotel – clean, spacious, and perfectly located – and would stay again 100 %; it was the best we found on our trip to Japan. Nothing – it was PERFECT!
Anthea·Há 2 semanas
Everything was impeccable, the location was perfect for moving around Kyoto, and the room was spacious with beds that made us sleep like children!
Miguel·Há 3 semanas
The property felt brand new, fresh, modern, and exceptionally clean, offering all the comforts of a hotel while still feeling like a cozy private Airbnb; I especially liked the thoughtful Japanese touches, such as the traditional nightwear for guests and bath salts for the onsen‑style bath (and small bath toys for kids); the rooms were serviced daily with fresh towels, bathrobes, and bottled water as needed, and everything was thoughtfully designed, with shades that darken the room for those who prefer a darker sleeping environment; the location is very quiet, so we had no noise issues, and check‑in was incredibly easy and seamless using a QR code, especially if you pre‑fill your passport info via the emailed link; privacy was a plus, as staff were rarely seen, which is great for travelers who prefer minimal face‑to‑face interaction; although there isn’t a traditional front desk, the place felt secure and assistance was always just a phone call away, as demonstrated when a travel companion left their phone in a taxi and the virtual support line helped retrieve it the next day; overall, the lack of a front desk may not suit everyone, but the privacy and responsive virtual staff made it a highlight.
Noor·Há 3 semanas