Detailed review & photos “Village Kyoto”
- What is the appearance of the hotel? Check the entrance and reception
- What is the Japanese 35㎡ Room like?
- Bathroom
- Closet and safe
- Mini bar and cafe
- Breakfast and Food Devilry
- Facilities in the hotel
- What is the Welcome Baby Room like?
- What is the Flower Room like?
- Hotel Surroundings
- Staff and Guests
- Access
- Summary
Stay nights:1 night
# of people:1 person
"Village Kyoto" is located in the central area of Kyoto, about a 2-minute walk from Hankyu Omiya Station and Shijo Omiya Station. With a modern Japanese-style design that is often seen in Kyoto, the hotel has a large communal bath and the spacious tatami designer Japanese style room perfect for couples, families and a group of people to stay together. Mikihouse Child & Family Research Institute Co., Ltd. has been certified as a "welcome baby inn" and is a relaxing hotel where you can stay with your baby with a peace of mind.
What is the appearance of the hotel? Check the entrance and reception
The hotel is a 10 story building standing along Shijo-dori. It had a stylish modern Japanese style design often seen in Kyoto.
The hotel seen at night.
The wall at the entrance was decorated with metal bamboo grove style, and it had a chic and elegant atmosphere.
The entrance seen from the inside.
The lobby used soft lights and the carpet were reminiscent of dry landscape gardens. You can enjoy the traditional Japanese design.
Front desk
There was a locker with pajamas prepared inside. You can choose the right size for yourself and take it up to your room.
Chairs and tables.
Lobby floor elevator hall.
Guest room floor elevator hall.
Guest room floor corridor.
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What is the Japanese 35㎡ Room like?
Guest room entrance door.
There was a closet on the right and a bathroom on the left.
The room has tatami mats, so you will need to take your shoes off at the entrance. You can wear slippers in the room.
There was a sliding door that divided the room and the entrance.
The room I stayed at this time was a modern Japanese style room of 35 square meters with Ryukyu tatami mats. It was a relaxing room with plenty of space. The room even echoed when I spoke.
The room seen from the back of the room.
There was a TV on a cabinet.
There was a small desk with a stool. There was an outlet on the desk which was convenient.
There was a mirror on the other side.
The TV was 55 inch wide.
Bright green and orange cushions.
Humidifier
A lamp which you can place next to the futons.
There was a closet.
Mattresses, comforters and pillows were stored inside. You can make your bed whenever you like.
This sofa can be turned into a bed.
It was not as soft as a normal bed, but I was able to sleep comfortably.
Shoji screen
There were blinds behind of the shoji screen. The view from the window was only of the building next door.
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Bathroom
The bathroom was at the entrance.
The bathtub, sink and toilet were in the same room.
A toilet with a washlet function.
Sink
Face & hand soap, cups and amenities.
Amenities included toothbrushes, razors, hairbrushes and cotton swabs.
The bathtub was very compact, but it was nice and clean. There was a large communal bath, so I only used the shower.
The shower was a removable hand shower. The water pressure was just right.
Mikimoto Cosmetics shampoo, conditioner and body soap.
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Closet and safe
The closet had sliding doors with a full length mirror on the outside.
There was a put on hanging in the closet.
There was a safe in the closet.
Bath towels and face towels were provided under the shelves. You must take you own towel to the public bath.
There was also a towel hanger and a basket to take to the public bath.
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Mini bar and cafe
There was a coffee maker next to the TV.
You can have coffee for free.
There was a microwave and a fridge in the cabinet.
Electric kettle
Cups, glasses and green tea.
Microwave
Fridge
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Breakfast and Food Devilry
There were no restaurants in the hotel, but I was able to have breakfast in my room.
Breakfast was served in a bento box. You can make your own soup by using the bowel provided in your room.
You can choose from three types of bento boxes, and this is the Niwa beef bento. I had a relaxing morning with a delicious breakfast.
You can also have some food delivered to your room.
There were drinks for sale.
A souvenir section.
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Facilities in the hotel
There was a large communal bath on the first floor. It was open from 3pm to 11am the next day (5pm to 11pm on Wednesdays), and it was very convenient to be able to use it at any time from check-in to check-out (only available to hotel guests). It was cleaned very well, and I was able to spend a relaxing time in the bath.
There was a powder room outside of the bathtub, and Maiko’s favorite pure gold Kyoto cosmetics “Kyo no Oshiroi” series of basic cosmetics were prepared.
Men’s bathroom
The communal bath was equipped with the same Mikimoto cosmetic shampoo, conditioner, and body soap as the guest rooms.
Coin laundry on the 6th floor.
Vending machines on the 4th floor.
Ice machine on the 4th floor.
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What is the Welcome Baby Room like?
The “Welcome Baby Room” was not much different from the room I stayed in, and it was about 43 square meters wide. It is a room designed for those with babies and young children.
There was an extra tatami mat at the entrance so that children can sit down comfortably to wear their shoes.
Children’s blankets and other necessary items.
Toys and books.
There was a trash can for diapers by the toilet.
A stool for the sink.
There were toys to play with in the bathtub as well.
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What is the Flower Room like?
The “Flower Room” was about 35 square meters wide which was the same size as the room I stayed in, but the shape of the room was different. The wall and shoji were decorated with flower patterns. Japanese style floor chairs were prepared.
Incense in collaboration with Hayashi-Ryushodo were prepared on the table.
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Hotel Surroundings
The hotel was facing Shijo-dori. There were many shops such as convenience stores and restaurants in the area, so you will have no inconveniences during your stay. You can also go sightseeing very easily. Although the hotel faces a big street it was a quiet and comfortable location.
Cityscape around the hotel.
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Staff and Guests
The staff were polite and the hospitality was very good. There seemed to be many families with children staying at this hotel. There were also those staying to go sightseeing and even kids staying on a school trip.
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Access
The hotel was about a 2-minute walk from “Omiya Station” on the Hankyu line and “Shijo Omiya Station” on the Arashiyama line, and there was a bus stop nearby as well. It took less than 10 minutes by taxi from Kyoto Station, and it was located in the center of Kyoto with easy access to sightseeing spots.
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Summary
I had a nice stay at the “Village Kyoto.” It was a nice hotel with a modern Japanese style chic atmosphere and was close to the station and convenient for transportation and dining. Above all, the spacious rooms with tatami-mats were very comfortable to spend time in. I also enjoyed having breakfast in my room. It was overall very relaxing. I recommend staying at this hotel on your trip to Kyoto.
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