HOTEL LiVEMAX Kyoto Nijo-JO-Kita

I was very grateful that I could stay at such a reasonable price. There were convenience stores and supermarkets nearby.

The room is small but clean. It has complete facilities, including a refrigerator, kettle, bathtub, disposable toiletries, and even a microwave. It is no problem for one person to live there. The hotel prices during the Kyoto Red Leaf Season are too exaggerated. I didn't see disposable slippers, but there was a pair of reusable ones. There was no mineral water, which may be the case in Japanese hotels. The waiters are all non-Japanese and can communicate fluently in English. It was stated that luggage cannot be stored after check-out. Transportation: It is a little far from the subway, but there are bus stops nearby. You need to check out at 10 o'clock. There is no place to eat around, and you need to walk a distance.

The overall environment and service of the hotel are acceptable, and belong to the category of being quite satisfactory. However, the surrounding dining options are relatively limited. In addition, due to the orientation of the room I stayed in, the traffic noise was loud at night, and I was even woken up by the sound of ambulances many times, which resulted in a restless sleep all night, which was a bit regrettable.