Wayfarer Kyoto Shijo Reviews

The hotel receptionist is a foreigner, so it's OK if he doesn't speak Japanese. The overall atmosphere of the room is very elegant and has a Kyoto wabi-sabi feel. Not far from Shijo subway station, there is a large park near the hotel. The supplies are placed on the first floor in a self-service style, which is very convenient. The room was very clean and warm, and had a small balcony. It was a place I would want to stay again.

The location is okay, about 7 minutes away from Shijo Subway Station, but the hotel facilities can be said to be nothing, and the hotel is only cleaned once every three nights of stay. If you need to clean in the middle, you need to pay extra, such as daily necessities in the room Towels and the like need to be replaced at the counter on the first floor. I feel that there is no service at all, which is a bit tasteless

The location is not bad, but you have to walk a bit to find something to eat. They respond well, and considering the price, I don't think it's easy to find a place like this. These are photos of nearby restaurants.

It was very clean and the room was spacious. I was crawling with my 1, 4, and 9 year old children, but I didn't mind the dirt. You can borrow chopsticks and bottle openers at the front desk. The provided shampoo and hand soap were organic, and the towels were fluffy and clean. The interior was simple, modern and stylish, and I was able to spend a very comfortable time. It was a little disappointing that the photo of the room I applied for and the actual room were completely different.

As soon as I arrived, I was confused because I was told to take a copy of my ID. There was no explanation about how to handle the copied items, so I felt uneasy, so I asked. It felt more like an apartment than a hotel. However, the room was spacious and clean. When I told them that there was no bedding for the number of people, they set it up right away.

Very good, but the location is a little hard to find