Grand Prince Hotel Kyoto

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Close to train station. But not much to do around this area. No gym, no complimentary water. Good price. Very pleasant and helpful staff. Free baggage transfer to and from Kyoto is definitely a plus considering train to Kyoto is about 20 minutes from Hotel. Would stay here again.

I visited Kyoto for the second time after 20 years. Grand Prince Hotel is right across the Kyoto International Convention Center where my meeting was held so it was an excellent choice location wise. A very tranquil environment to stay. Service was great. It's good to have both Western and Japanese style breakfast in the same place. Staff was extremely professional and helpful when I had issue with my flight back to the U.S. Perhaps the only thing I wish the hotel had is a gym. Other than that, excellent!

Although it looks far from central district , railway can go there directly. The room size is double of those busy district hotels Also , good luggage service . Hotel can free deliver your bags to Kyoto station , good for travelers

Hotel located just across from train station. Great location to tour from on a daily basis. Excellent service by the staff. The rooms were very big and very comfortable.

20 minutes to the centre of Kyoto. Set in beautiful countryside. Have good variety of Japanese and American breakfast. 5 minutes walk to the subway station. 5 minutes walk to the beautiful Takaragaike Park. Friendly and helpful hotel staff.

comfortable room and good service.

the location is very remote, don't recommend to go there if you don't drive. If you are driving, make sure you have an umbrella with you as there is no cover/underground parking and good luck to hunt for a good parking space, rather limited.

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Thoroughly enjoyed the stay - hotel was very clean although some of the carpeting is a bit shabby. Food in the main dining area was always fresh and tasty. Subway is close by and makes it easy to get to downtown Kyoto.

I would recommend royal floor, because it is renovated with new beds and interiors. Even though this hotel is great modern architecture, still it is quite old. So, It is hard to imagine myself on general floor without renovated.

Ideal for conference centre stay. It's a bit away from town but the subway takes you directly to the town. Some of the rooms have a terrible smell of smoking but the Royal floor is good. Mountain views are great from the higher floor. Royal floor has more amenities in the room and decor is more pleasant too. Quite location. Very peaceful. Hotel staff are very accommodating and helpful. Kimura at reception is great with guests and speaks good English.

Great hotel a little out of the way if your planning on touring around Kyoto and going to the prefectures near by. There is a train that goes directly to the hotel but if you have a JR pass it will still cost you 290 Y one way per person.

We speak English as our native language and had little trouble understanding and being understood by the hotel staff. They were all very friendly and always ready to be of assistance. The rooms were as large as hotel rooms in America so we were quite pleased with the whole experience. The restaurants were extremely high priced though. You should be aware of that but other options are within walking distance. The beds are very firm but comfortable and the bathrooms are large. You get a full size bottle of shampoo and conditioner and body soap so need to bring it from home. Would do again!!!!

We enjoyed the peaceful atmosphere of the Grand Prince Kyoto away from heavy traffic. Afternoon tea at Pond Cafe was special treat after a long day of sightseeing. The staff was very helpful and courteous. The hotel exceeded expectations.

there are not that many options in Kyoto when it comes to the cherry blossom season! So we took a punt on this hotel and despite it being a long way from town, everything is easy to get to on the subway. It's looking a bit tired these days and breakfast was a bit hit and miss but for Japan the rooms are HUGE!

The hotel is so remote and very difficult for tourist to visit other locations unless they are familiar with Kyoto transportation system. unless you come to Kyoto for the conference then this is the right hotel for you

Our stay was very pleasant and relaxing. Having arrived from the hustle and bustle of Tokyo, Kyoto was charming, authentic and a real drop in pace and your lovely hotel suited the situation perfectly. We still enjoyed full days sight seeing around Kyoto and we actually enjoyed the train trip out to Kokusaikaikan and the peaceful sanctuary of the hotel.

Very disappointing. No room service. Awful selection in lobby restaurant, everything closed at 9, cold breakfast buffet and runny omelettes, no service at all. In the suite, had no large beds just two doubles shoved together, everything smelled of cigarette smoke

The hotel itself is a very typical 1980s' Japanese representation of sophistication; which is to say, rather dated now. The real test of the standard of a Japanese hotel is the breakfast. It is mostly created to suit kids and Japanese old men and good coffee is hard to find. In fact I have had appalling coffee very often. So bad, in fact, it is hard to imagine how it could be so bad. But by this standard the Grand Prince was above average. Sadly, my other demand is a quiet night and that I failed to have. Either I was near some working area or my neighbours had brought dumbbells and were throwing them around until well after midnight. The rooms are large in a country where rooms are mostly pokey. The green surroundings are nice, since in Japan you are never far from concrete, and sometimes overwhelmed by it ... and this is much the same for the purportedly beautiful city of Kyoto, which is sadly mostly a dump with a few nice bits sprinkled here and there. But for those who don't notice the ugliness, the hotel is only a 15 minute subway ride away.