Nikko Princess Kyoto offers European-style rooms and suites in Kyoto, less than five-minutes walk from Shijo Station. All of the spacious rooms feature a flat-screen TV, air purifier/humidifier and mini-fridge. A kettle, safe and nightwear are also provided. The en-suite bathroom has a bath. There is a daily housekeeping service. There is free Wi-Fi throughout. Reception is open 24 hours and offers concierge service, luggage storage and currency exchange. A beauty salon offers hairdressing, massage and spa treatments. Two breakfasts are available on a morning, namely a varied buffet or Japanese cuisine only. There are three further restaurants offering different styles of Asian cuisine - Japanese at Sagano, Chinese at Hisuien, and Teppanyaki at Hoen. There is a lounge bar. Room service is available. Nishiki food market is ten-minutes walk from Nikko Princess Kyoto, while the Ebisu Shrine is 15 minutes. Yasaka Shrine is just over two kilometres away and Nijo Castle just under three.
Hotel rooms in cities can be quite small and rooms in Japan even more so. However, rooms at this hotel are an exception to that as they are really spacious. There is plenty of room for all guests and luggage in comfort, with space to spare.
Guests say that this hotel provides them with a great base for exploring all that Kyoto has to offer as it is close to bus stops and the subway. It is only a short walk to a main shopping area with lots of good places to eat nearby.
The staff are very friendly and polite. They are attentive and happy to be of help with anything you may need, whether it is booking restaurants and calling taxis. They are very efficient and guests say the level of service they receive really makes a difference.
Some guests were disappointed that the hotel does not have an Onsen, the traditional Japanese communal bath. It also did not have some other facilities that guests thought a hotel at this level would have, such as a fitness centre, sauna and pool.
While many guests enjoy their breakfast and say it is delicious, others are not as impressed saying it was just okay. Some thought that the choices available for international travellers was quite limited, although the Japanese breakfast impressed more.
Some guests said that the hotel was looking a bit faded and old fashioned and so it would benefit from some refurbishment. Carpets in particular were noted as being stained while some of the room facilities were thought to be dated.
No, Nikko Princess Kyoto doesn’t offer pool areas.
No, Nikko Princess Kyoto doesn’t allow pets.
Yes, Nikko Princess Kyoto provides Parking, Accessible parking for guests.
Check-in at Nikko Princess Kyoto is available from: . Check-out time is by .
Nikko Princess Kyoto is located in Karasuma Takatsuji Higashi-iru, Shimogyo-ku, kyoto-shi, 600-8096, Kyoto, Japan.
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