Six Senses Kyoto

It is an important stop for a wonderful experience in Kyoto. Six Senses always tries to use the surrounding products, and the snacks in the room are very unique. Although the restaurant is located underground, the design of the sky-high atrium makes my breakfast feel like I am in the mountains. It is very close to the museum and the famous Sanjusangendo Hall, and you can walk there.

Everything is great, great experience!

The room was great! The service was great! But the restaurant's food was not very suitable! It was more French! The breakfast was the same.

The lobby is elegant and has a sense of design. The hotel is very private. The front desk service is very considerate. The room size is not particularly large, and the toilet and bathroom are very good. The bar is average

Kyoto maintains a strong Southeast Asian style. Entering the hotel, the smell, trees, and decoration style are all very Southeast Asian. Don't worry, the service in Southeast Asia is also first-class, not to mention in Kyoto, so the service must be great, especially the Japanese beauty who checked in and the ********* beauty at the door, the service is absolutely attentive and considerate. However, the cleaners are a little casual, not like Japan. The food provided by the hotel is not too delicious, but not bad, and all non-alcoholic drinks in the mini bar are free. The huge balcony is only useful when the weather is perfect like now, and it is not good when it is too hot or too cold. The facilities are good, the room is not big, but it is enough. The network speed is average, and the game cannot be played. The bed and pillow are great, suitable for rest. Other facilities are also very good, but the hotel has many special things, including lighting design, toothpaste... Different from other places, you need to adapt. The breakfast is also very Southeast Asian, I am not used to it. After all, I came to Japan and wanted to eat standard Japanese or Western breakfast, not Southeast Asian Japanese breakfast.

This time I came to Kyoto to see the opening of Six Senses, and I specifically booked a garden suite. To be honest, I was a little disappointed. Although I can understand that many services are not in place at the beginning of the opening, and further adjustments are needed, after all, the room price is here, and it is reasonable to have requirements that match it. The hotel is located opposite the Four Seasons Hotel and can walk to Sanjusangendo. The garden suite is on the first floor below ground. The room design is comfortable and elegant. The scenery outside the door is a small garden with a big tree. 🌳 Among them, a little shortcoming is that it is close to the residents next door, and you can see each other's room on the balcony. The cleaning of the room is not detailed enough. It is understandable that the training is not in place at the beginning of the opening, but the next morning, I clearly pressed the do not disturb button, but I was still woken up by the doorbell and couldn't sleep anymore... I complained to the front desk at night, and there was no special response. I just replied that I would not disturb you.

It was the ninth day of opening when I checked in, and there was no decoration. The service was very good, breakfast was 7k yen buffet, the food was all organic, there was a hidden sushi restaurant that I didn't eat at, the bar and restaurant were both on B2, you can sit at the bar (take pictures), or sit in the outdoor courtyard to drink. Surrounded by the Kyoto National Museum, Sanjusangendo Hall, and Myoho-ji Temple (under maintenance), it is very convenient to walk around, and it takes about 15 minutes to take a taxi to Kyoto Train Station. If you are tired of playing around, there is a natural bar next to it (IL ZaccaYa) that is highly recommended, you can have a meal and a drink at noon.