About Miyako Hotel Kyoto Hachijo
New Miyako Hotel blends comfort and modern luxury in one of Kyoto's most popular areas, located just opposite Kyoto Station. It hosts numerous indoor beauty facilities and shopping outlets.
All rooms at New Miyako Hotel feature free Wi-Fi access, flat-screen televisions, refrigerators, contemporary wall patterning, work desks, and en suite bathrooms with appliances and designer toiletries.
New Miyako Hotel offers a beauty salon area, private parking, 24-hour front desk assistance, massage packages, a gift shop and boutique, barber facilities, and room service options for dining and amenities.
Le Plaisir is New Miyako Hotel's on-site international restaurant, providing formal dining with fresh ingredients. Shisen and Kyoyamatoya serve Chinese and Japanese tradtional fare, respectively.
Kyoto Station, Nishi Hongan-ji Temple, the City Bus Terminal, and Kyoto's range of galleries, museums, restaurants, clubs, and shopping outlets are within walking distance.
Positive Reviews
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Close to Kyoto's top sites.
New Miyako Hotel is situated near some of the best and most popular areas of Kyoto, such as its historic museums and public parks. Its proximity to the city bus and train stations also increases your reach in regards to visiting more distant sites in Japan, such as Tokyo.
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Relatively large rooms.
By Japanese standards, these rooms are quite large. You'll have ample space to relax, store your luggage or other possessions, and enjoy your window views without worrying about feeling confined. The included sitting areas are a nice touch.
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Varying flavors.
The various restaurant selections at New Miyako Hotel make it a truly international destination, allowing you the choice of either western-style foods or more traditional Asian flavors for breakfast, lunch, and dinner with a formal twist.
Negative Reviews
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Expensive dining.
While the meals are noteworthy and generally worthwhile, they should be weighed in the larger context of the hotel's base price and the added surcharges for parking and access to specific services. The meals tend to run on the steeper side, and you may be better served by going to a nearby establishment.
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Poor air-conditioning.
Much of Japan prefers not to use cooling methods such as air-conditioning, so if you're visiting from a western country, be prepared for a bit of culture shock in regards to the heat in your room. There are cooling units for guests, but they aren't powerful enough to make your room as cool as you may want it.
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Outdated furnishings.
New Miyako Hotel tries to strive for a contemporary appearance in its lobby and exterior, which makes it puzzling for the guest areas to sometimes have such outdated and rundown fixtures and elements in design. These neglected areas should be touched up immediately.