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"I booked this hotel on a weekday after a local long holiday, and the price was a great deal. However, the check-in experience was not discounted at all; the room even felt quite spacious. The location is in the city center, with convenient transportation and plenty of dining options nearby. I've stayed at two different Mitsui Garden Hotels in Kyoto, and my impression of the brand has definitely improved."

"We had a pleasant stay here. Only thing I would fault is there is no housekeeping offered unless you are staying for a longer stay than 3 days as your room is only cleaned on day 4 and day 7. We only stayed three nights therefore did not avail of this service. Meaning we had used towels lying around and our bin was not emptied during our stay. They do offer a laundry service and have a facility for hot water and microwave which we did not use. There is also a smoking room in the hotel for those who smoke. Also to note check in time is 4pm and check out time is 10am. Which we found a little inconvenient for our plans. Location is okay, it is easily accessible by public transport."

"Incredibly well organized Japanese hotel with good value. Everything works perfectly, room was spacious and equipped with everything one could need, cleaning impeccable. Onsen is decent and modern, breakfast good (not much change during days, but you need 3 days to try everything anyway). Reachable from main Shinkansen station by foot (20 mins). Only thing that did not work well were the washer dryers on 2nd floor, I would suggest you try some external coin laundry in the vicinity. Best value hotel so far in Japan for me, will use your THE chain again!"

"Extremely satisfied with this hotel. Traveling with elderly parents and children, we landed in Osaka and headed straight to Kyoto, so we chose a hotel within walking distance from the station, making it easy to manage our luggage. It's only a three-minute walk from the train station (you can see it right after exiting and turning right). The room, while not huge, was incredibly cozy and didn't feel cheap like some budget hotels. The staff were very friendly; my partner loves tea and would ask for extra water daily, which they always provided for free. During our stay, we rarely saw other Chinese guests; it was mostly Western and local guests, and breakfast was always quiet. There are tons of restaurants near the hotel (a sushi place within a five-minute walk was super delicious and great value for money). Plus, there's Isetan department store right next to the station for shopping – it couldn't be more convenient! A taxi from the hotel to Kiyomizu-dera Temple cost about 1800 JPY, and to Takashimaya, it was roughly the same price. At 9 PM, you can enter the station and take the escalator to the top for a free panoramic view of Kyoto's nightscape. All in all, I'm very satisfied and would definitely choose to stay here again on my next visit."

"Close to Kyoto Station, I really loved this hotel. The bedding was comfortable, the room was quiet and clean, and the breakfast was excellent. We booked a triple room and could easily open two 28-inch suitcases without feeling cramped at all. A special shout-out to Shishikura, a Chinese lady with short hair at the front desk. When we checked in, she very warmly explained all the hotel facilities. When I checked out, I needed to retrieve my luggage from storage but had mixed up the password and couldn't open it. I was in a hurry to catch my flight and felt quite anxious. I asked Shishikura for help, and she immediately resolved the issue for me. I was so grateful to have her there; she prevented any delays to my subsequent travel plans due to a language barrier. I will definitely choose this hotel again when I visit Kyoto in the future."

"The location is superb, right next to Kennin-ji Temple and within walking distance of Gion and Kiyomizu-dera Temple. The room was a bit small, but it was clean and tidy. Guests can help themselves to amenities like combs and toothbrushes from the entrance area. On the ground floor, there's also a microwave and washing machine, which were very convenient to use."

"Let me start with the conclusion: I'd stay here indefinitely and would recommend it to every friend visiting Kyoto. I feel incredibly lucky to have stayed here; it truly enhanced my travel experience. Cleanliness: I didn't find any issues. Ambiance: The lobby is very comfortable. Every time I returned, I'd sit there to relax. The flow of guests and hotel staff created a wonderful atmosphere. The hotel has an artistic touch that clearly sets it apart from budget hotels, yet it doesn't feel old. Room: It's not large, but definitely sufficient for two people. Service: There's always someone available, and all requests are promptly addressed. The ladies are gentle, and the gentlemen are very friendly. The cleaning staff, especially the 'aunties,' are incredibly diligent – they knock on the door so meticulously, it's like they're afraid of missing you, haha. Location: Absolutely fantastic! Just 10 meters outside is the bustling main street, offering a quiet retreat in the midst of it all. Nishiki Market, Shijo Kawaramachi, and Kamo River are all conveniently located. It's incredibly convenient. Walking down the alleys, you'll find many great restaurants to explore. We ate at Ichiryu Manbai Ramen for four days straight, haha. Breakfast: Not cheap, but very delicious!"

"This hotel really captures the traditional essence of Kyoto. The staff were incredibly warm, attentive, and even proactively helped us with our luggage. Soaking in a sake bath in the wooden tub after a long day of sightseeing was absolutely blissful and such a memorable experience."

"When I booked, it said breakfast wasn't included, but it actually was! They rotated a few different kinds of sandwiches, which was a nice surprise! I was lucky enough to be there during the Gion Matsuri, so it was lively every day, and I could just walk there, which was super convenient. There are also lots of buses right outside the hotel that go directly to Takashimaya! The direct train to Arashiyama is right next door too! Thumbs up! The hotel's trash sorting was also really good! I was checking every day to see what went where, which was quite interesting!"

"We decided to book Nogha whilst we were in Kyoto so we could relax a little more than in previous locations. We opted for a bigger room to have some space and it didn't disappoint. The bed was huge, the room for two was a really good size. It was clean and well decorated. The bakery downstairs was a great addition, we had breakfast there on our consecutive mornings. I would thoroughly recommend it if you're looking for a nice four star hotel and something a little quiet. Staff were also lovely and our luggage had been taken to our room when we checked in."