Kyoto Hyatt Place, also known as Kyoto Hyatt Regency, is very worthwhile during the off-season, but a bit expensive during the peak season

Even the most basic room type has 26 square meters. The photo shows the most basic garden view room, which is far from the road and, thanks to the good sound insulation, provides a good night's sleep. The breakfast is considered rich, and it is recommended to eat salmon and lettuce leaves together, which tastes very good. It's not easy to get vegetables in Japanese restaurants, so it's good to consume more in the morning. Curry with rice is also worth trying, and after eating, having a cup of hot tea or a glass of chilled soy milk are flavors that are rarely experienced in domestic hotel breakfasts. This hotel also accommodates Chinese plugs, so there's no need to worry about forgetting to bring a converter plug. The subway is only four stations away from Kyoto Station, and the hotel is just to the left of Exit 6 of the K line Marutamachi Station. A five-minute walk north will take you to the less crowded and beautiful Kyoto Imperial Palace Garden, and a three-minute walk south will bring you to the three-hundred-year-old Kyokodo Matsurokan, where you can buy small and practical incense bags as souvenirs.