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"The staff was very attentive. They have a laundry room. They don’t serve breakfast nor they have an indoor restaurant. This is a very good hotel just not as impressive as the one in Tokyo or the Ryokan in Hakone."

"Cocktails were good"

" The location of the hotel is amazing, right next to a very popular photography spot in Gion. Because of this, expect some noises as there are always photographers outside around the clock. Washer dryer is really convenient. The rooms are very well maintained. Short walk to many stores and shops in Gion. "

"Wonderful very nice staff perfect area"

"チェックインからお部屋へのご案内も素晴らしく、お部屋も申し分なく最高に素敵でした。掃除ももちろん行き届いておりましたが、アメニティや調度品などすべてに細やかな心配りがされていて非常に快適に過ごせました。"

"Banyan tree made our trip in Kyoto. The concierge and hotel staff were so helpful with planning and implementing my engagement plans, I can’t thank them enough. The hotel itself is stunning and the rooms are in keeping with a proper Ryoken with a modern twist. I highly recommend staying "

"Nice hotel price is excellent very clean. Very nice staff."

"Excellent location! I really that it has two bedrooms and a separate living area. Big enough to accommodate our family of four."

"Great! A little long to walk but not bad. Might differentiate from others if there was a car to drop off guests. Awesome GM extremely personable "

"เข้าเช็คอินก่อนเวลา เพื่ออาบน้ำ ต้องจ่ายเพิ่ม 400 เยน"

"Terrific service , nice staffs and good location"

"I liked the cute boutique vibe of this hotel. The building itself is small; however, our room was spacious for two people, and included a little nook to sit. The hotel’s amenities on the main floor were also nice and helpful if needed. The staff are friendly and were always willing to help."

"Excellent location, short walk to the main area of Kyoto. Clean and bright rooms, with easy check in. Many restaurants around the hotel. We loved our stay at the property!"

"Spacious and very clean"

"Terrific room and the neighborhood is beautiful and quiet. Very near Kiyomizu-dera and the crowded streets of Ninnenzaka, Sannenzaka and Nene-no-michi."