The room was a bit small, and with my luggage under the TV, the walkway became even narrower. You really had to watch your step getting in and out; I accidentally bumped into the corner of the TV cabinet and ended up with a huge, painful bruise on my arm. My room, 806, was an end room right next to a storage closet. I was too lazy to ask for a change, but light sleepers should be cautious. A plus is the lobby on the first floor, where you can have tea and relax, and there's self-service luggage storage. Toothbrushes are provided, but I strongly advise bringing your own – I ended up buying a new one from the supermarket because the bristles were so hard. The room also wasn't serviced during my stay. On the 6th floor, there's a laundry room, an ice machine, and a microwave. Kyoto Station isn't far from the hotel, but the first time I followed navigation, it felt a bit convoluted. It's actually about an 8-10 minute walk. Kyoto Station is huge, with JR lines, subways, and various other trains, and just looking at the signs can be dizzying. It's much faster to ask the staff for directions.
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