Design Hotel Kyoto Fuyacho

Very satisfying hotel

I was extremely satisfied. Unlike famous hotels, it is located along a narrow, inconspicuous street, but since Kyoto has well-marked street names and easy-to-understand addresses, I didn't get lost. I was a bit anxious because there was no interaction during check-in and check-out, and I didn't meet any hotel staff at all, but on the contrary, it saved me the hassle of tedious procedures. The key is a passcode, so I didn't have to worry about carrying and losing a key, which was comfortable for me. We stayed in a deluxe Japanese-Western style room with four family members, and it was spacious and stylish. There is no view (power lines are right there!), but I think you can see beautiful scenery when you go out. There is a supermarket next door, and having a kitchen in the room was great for saving on meal costs. There was a drum-type washing machine in the room, so I could wash everything, which meant no burden after returning home, a very pleasing facility for a housewife. In the shared kitchen, there were bread, soup, and ice cream available, which could be eaten freely at any time. I think it falls under the business hotel category, but I think it was the best business hotel I've ever stayed at. If I had to point out an improvement, it would be that dust had accumulated on the window sashes, so if they could be wiped clean, it would feel nice and tidy.