Detailed review & photos “Kyoto Century Hotel “

The hotel seen from the outside.

The hotel is connected to “THE THOUSAND KYOTO” on the 1st to 3rd basement floors, and two hotels with different styles are built side by side.

This is the “Kyoto Century Hotel” standing next to the hotel.

The entrance to the “Kyoto Century Hotel” and “THE THOUSAND KYOTO.”

Hotel logo at the entrance.

The escalator will take you to the 2nd floor.

The lobby with a high ceiling.

There was a huge lamp called “Kanjin no Kyokari” in the middle of the lobby. This is said to have been made by a traditional craftsman in Kyoto as a light that keeps the tradition and newness without forgetting Kanjin (the most important thing).

The inside of the shade was made of brightly colored Nishijin-ori fabric which was very beautiful.

A magnificent tapestry is also hung in the space in front of the atrium, which draws a map of Kyoto, and the stand light at the bottom right is the location of the hotel. It was a calm space unique to a historic hotel.

There was a reception in the corner of the lobby alongside the cloakroom.

Lobby floor elevator hall.

Guest room floor elevator hall.

Guest room floor corridor.

Guest room entrance door.

There was a closet and cafe corner on the right, and a bathroom on the left.

Bathroom door and a full length mirror.

The “Century Comfort Deluxe Twin” that I stayed in was 30 square meters wide which was very big. The room was simple, yet very functional.

There were two semi-double size beds.

Pajamas were prepared on the bed.

There were tables on both sides of the bed. There was an alarm clock on one side, and an outlet on both sides.

TV across the bed.

Two armchairs and a table by the window.

The window was very big.

The view form the window.

There was a bathroom with a bathtub, sink and toilet in the same room.

The bathtub was big and deep.

The shower was a removable hand shower, and there was no problem with both water pressure and temperature.

Towels were prepared above the bathtub.

A toilet with a washlet function.

Face & hand soap, face towels and amenities were prepared on the sink.

Toothbrush set, razor, hairbrush, cotton, cotton swab, etc. were prepared as amenities. Shampoo, conditioner and body soap were a hotel original brand “THE THOUSAND KYOTO.”

There was an open-style closet hangers, deodorant spray, clothes brush, shoehorn, shoe shine cloth and so on.

A cafe corner next to the closet.

There was an electric kettle and two bottles of water on the counter.

Two bottles of water.

Cups, glasses, coffee, black tea, green tea, roasted green tea, etc. were prepared in a drawer.

Originally, breakfast is served buffet style at the all-day dining “La Jyho” on the 2nd floor. However, due to the influence of the corona virus I had breakfast at the restaurant next door, “THE THOUSAND KYOTO.”

Breakfast was delicious.

There was an all-day dining “La Jyho” behind the huge lamp.

The restaurant was very big and open. They were serving lunch and dinner buffet style. All the dishes were handmade and were very delicious!

Also on the 2nd floor was the main bar “Essex.”

Many bottles were lined up behind the bar counter.

There was a vending machine and an ice machine on the 2nd basement floor.

This is the “Kyoto Premium.” It is 30 square meters wide, which is the same as the Century Comfort Deluxe Twin room I stayed in.

The floor is raised by 10 cm so that you can take off your shoes and relax.

There were two semi-double beds with a Japanese design.

There was a desk and TV across the bed.

There was a Japanese-style table and chair on the tatami mat by the window.

The bathtub, sink and toilet were separate.

The bathroom is spacious with a bathtub and wash area. The bathtub is a enamel bathtub with a smooth feel from Germany’s KALDEWEI, which is also used in 5-star hotels around the world.

This is the “Modern Suite” which is 59 square meters wide. It is about twice the size of the “Century Comfort Deluxe Twin Room” which I stayed in.

A well-balanced arrangement of a double-sized bed with a high headboard and an impact on the marble floor, and an L-shaped sofa where you can stretch your legs and relax.

In addition, there is a large enough dining table next to the TV.

There was a bathroom next to the beds.

There was a double sink with stools. This sink is said to be a ceramic basin from Italy’s CATALANO, which has won numerous design awards.

There was a smooth enamel bathtub of Germany’s KALDEWEI, which is also used in 5-star hotels around the world.

The hotel is near Kyoto Tower, a tourist attraction in front of Kyoto Station.