Kyoto Garden Palace Reviews

Staffs cannot communicate well. The staffs cannot try to understand what you tell and refuse to help.  Location is far from station.

Location good 👍🏻 Not used to heater, find bit hot at night.

It’s great

The location is a bit pricey. Nothing special, just average. Breakfast was so-so. Transportation is inconvenient. The hotel is in a quiet area, suitable for early risers.

The receptionist was unfriendly, but the security guard was more helpful.

The hotel is very well located in terms of being close to the imperial palace, the only drawback is that public transport is a 10-minute walk away, otherwise an incredible hotel. Also near the hotel there are some rubbish bins, something unusual in this country…

It was a quiet and comfortable inn for a good rest. Apparently, it was located on the former site of the Mito Domain residence. However, there were no USB charging ports on the table or next to the bed, which was inconvenient.

The location is near Kyoto Imperial Garden. It takes a few minutes to walk to the subway entrance, which is still a bit far, but the hotel has that old money feel. The service standard is there. You can ask for a room that is not on the side of the road. It is still pretty good. The keys are very retro, the bathroom is also very large, and the room is also very large. I just forgot to take a picture of the room.

I took my dad out for a trip and booked the Garden Palace Hotel opposite the Kyoto Imperial Garden. The price for two people including breakfast was about 1,000 yuan per night. The hotel is about the same as the old four-star hotels in China. The hygiene is OK, the room size is OK, the overall facilities are a bit old, and the front desk service is also standard and not enthusiastic. The breakfast is priced at 2,000 yen, and the two days are Western and Japanese food, not buffet. It is about a 10-minute walk from the subway station.

The hotel is very close to the subway station, about ten minutes' walk away. There is a paid breakfast in the morning, which costs 1,750 yen per person, which is equivalent to a Chinese set meal. I personally think it is average. The hotel environment is good and relatively clean. There are coffee and tea bags in the hotel room.

Very nice and clean hotel with excellent service

The location was great, right in front of the Hamaguri Gate. Also, at night there was no traffic noise and it was quiet, so I was able to sleep comfortably.

The hotel is very cost-effective, with a large area, complete facilities, and convenient transportation. You can visit the nearby Imperial Garden and eat at Bird Noble. There is a self-service beverage machine downstairs.

The hotel is located opposite Kyoto Imperial Garden, which is very convenient for visiting the Imperial Garden. The twin room I stayed in was larger than the double room, quiet, clean and comfortable. It seems that there are fewer foreign tourists, which is very suitable for a slow-paced vacation.