Detailed review & photos “Hotel Nikko Princess Kyoto”

There was nothing special about the appearance of the hotel.

There is a big sign in front of the hotel.

There was a staircase in front of the entrance, and it was a structure not seen often in ordinary hotels. In addition, there were luxurious chandeliers and fountains, and it was a European-style luxury hotel. The front desk was at the back.

A chandelier in the middle of the the lobby.

A staircase in front of the entrance.

A fountain at the back.

Sofas in the lobby.

Inside the elevator.

Guest room floor elevator hall.

“Video on Demand (paid video)” which can be viewed on the TV in the guest rooms.

Guest room floor corridor.

Guest room entrance door.

There was a closet on the right and a bathroom on the left.

Next to the closet was a cafe corner and another door leading to the bedroom.

After checking-in, the staff guided me to the guest room and explained about the room. The room was spacious and was European style. It was cleaned very well.

The bed was not too hard and not too soft which was just right for me. I woke up feeling fresh the next morning.

On the bedside table was a phone, memo-pad and an alarm.

A TV diagonally across the bed.

Next to the TV was a desk with a large mirror above it. There were outlets and a USB port which was convenient.

A humidifier by the desk.

A stool across the bed.

Night ware and laundry bags in the drawer to the stool.

A table and sofa by the window. There were two free bottles of water on the table.

The room seen form the window.

The window was very big.

Perhaps because the hotel is located near the downtown area, I can not say that the view was beautiful. However, depending on the location of the room, it is possible to see Higashiyama. If you care about the view, I think you should ask for a room facing the east

When I entered the bathroom, there was a sink at the front a toilet on the left in the same space.

The bathroom was very spacious and clean. Shampoo, conditioner and body soap were provided beside the bathtub. The bathroom was the most anticipated part of staying here. My skin and hair felt nice after taking a bath.

There was a height adjustable and removable hand shower in the washing area. The water pressure was neither strong nor weak. There was also a bath chair and a mirror.

The toilet seen from the wash area.

A toilet with a Washlet function.

There was a stool by the sink.

There was face and hand soap, stand-up mirror, tissue, hand towel, glass and a hair dryer on the sink. In addition, amenities were prepared in a drawer. The amenities included toothbrush sets, razors, hairbrushes, shower caps, cotton swabs, cotton, combs, bath salts, and women’s cosmetics.

Bath towels and face towels.

The closet was big with plenty of space to hang jackets and so on. In addition, there was a deodorant spray.

Slippers, shoe horn, and clothes brush.

There was a safe under the TV. There was plenty of space to store valuables inside.

There was a cafe corner on the counter next to the closet. There was a capsule coffee machine which I was very happy about. With two flavors, I was able to enjoy one after dinner and one after breakfast the next day. In addition to coffee, there was an electric kettle, cups, and tea bags.

Glasses and ice pale.

In the fridge was alcohol and soda that cost money.

On the first floor was a cafe and dining called “Amber Court.” You can enjoy casual breakfast, lunch and authentic dinner in a bright and calm atmosphere.

On the second floor was a Chinese restaurant called “Juien. “In addition to course dishes using high-quality ingredients such as shark fin and abalone, they serve à la carte as well.

On the first floor was a gift shop called “Nagomi.” They sold Kyoto souvenirs and alcoholic beverages.

There was a beauty salon and relaxation “Royal Body Conscious” on the 5th floor. There is also a room for banquets and meetings.

Convenience store near the hotel.

Street near the hotel.

The guests were mainly tourists and foreigners. There were also women who were Japanese staying as well. It is a hotel suitable for people of all ages.

Nearest subway station Shijo Station.