all offer flat screen tvs, wi fi access and bose audio systems, as well as kitchenettes, dining spaces, and sitting areas with sofas. featuring terraces with city or river views, the polished, serene rooms combine modern furnishings and antique decor, including traditional folding screens. set along the kamo river, this refined nonsmoking hotel on a street lined with restaurants is a 5 minute walk from kawaramachi train station and 2 km from the kyoto international manga museum. breakfast can be arranged for a surcharge. some rooms come with tatami mats. check in time: 6:00 pmcheck out time: 11:00 am
Japanese (日本人)
鴨川河畔にたたずむ洗練されたホテル。飲食店が並ぶ小路沿いにある。館内は全館禁煙。京都河原町駅から徒歩 5 分、京都国際マンガ ミュージアムから 2 km。ス タイリッシュで静かな客室。モダンな調度品と、屏風などの日本の伝統的な装飾品が調和している。テラスがあり、川や街の景色を楽しめる。ミニキッチン、ダ イニング スペース、ソファを配したリビング スペースもある。薄型テレビ、Wi Fi、Bose 社製のオーディオ システムを完備。一部の客室には畳スペースがある。朝食は有料で提供可能。チェックイン時刻: 18:00チェックアウト時刻: 11:00.
Kansai International Airport 1 hr 30
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