Grand Prince Hotel Kyoto is an upscale hotel set in a parkland at the foot of a hill, easily recognisable by its unique circular design. The Kyoto Concert Hall is within a ten-minute drive of the property. Whether in a royal, premier, or deluxe room, each unit features extra-large beds and fine linens, park views, and entertainment in the form of satellite TV and free wireless Internet. The hotel houses seven spacious venues, capable of hosting banquets, weddings, and business meetings. A computer corner with free Wi-Fi can be found in the lobby, as well as a currency exchange and souvenir shop. Those who feel like keeping fit can rent a bike, or head to the gym. Visitors can start the day with a scrumptious hot and cold breakfast, available for an additional fee. For lunch and dinner, there's Tohen Chinese Restaurant, a traditional Japanese restaurant, tea house, and stylish bar. The iconic Kinkaku-ji Buddhist temple is seven kilometres from Grand Prince Hotel Kyoto.
The majority of guests were really impressed with the hotel’s location. They describe it as being a little out of central Kyoto, but that this area was very easy to access using quick public transport. They also mentioned that the surroundings were much quieter and mote peaceful than central Kyoto.
It was clear that many guests were pleasantly surprised with the size of their rooms. Perhaps because of the reputation for compact rooms that Japanese hotels have, they seemed to be expecting their room to be much smaller than it was.
One of the first things guests mentioned in their reviews was that they were very impressed with the hotel’s staff. Many guests said that they were especially pleasant and friendly, and seemed more than willing to help out their guests when needed.
A bit too many guests for comfort felt that their room had not been cleaned properly before they checked in. The general feeling seemed to be that cleaning was a bit slapdash, with some pretty obvious issues not seen to.
Quite a number of guests mentioned that the hotel’s own restaurants closed a bit too early for their liking. They also reported that there were not really any convenient places to grab a bite to eat in the immediate neighbourhood, so that it was difficult to get a good late night meal.
A surprising number of guests were unhappy that the hotel supplied only tea in their in room hospitality basket. They would have preferred coffee themselves, and felt that many others would also like this option to be available.
No, The Prince Kyoto Takaragaike, Autograph Collection doesn’t offer pool areas.
No, The Prince Kyoto Takaragaike, Autograph Collection doesn’t allow pets.
Yes, The Prince Kyoto Takaragaike, Autograph Collection provides Parking, Accessible parking for guests.
Check-in at The Prince Kyoto Takaragaike, Autograph Collection is available from: . Check-out time is by .
The Prince Kyoto Takaragaike, Autograph Collection is located in Takaragaike. Sakyo-Ku, 606-8505, Kyoto, Japan.
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