Hôtel près de Sanctuaire Imakumano Shrine (Kyōto)

« Our experience at Six Senses Kyoto was extraordinary from start to finish. Every detail felt thoughtful, personal, and beautifully tailored to our family. What truly made our stay unforgettable was the outstanding care from the Kids Club team —Saki and Kaori. They went above and beyond for our 8-year-old son, creating moments of joy, learning, and connection that he will never forget. From fun activities to teaching him the art of origami, they brought so much warmth and magic to his days....

« Nous avons passé un très bon séjour. L'hôtel est très propre et calme et bien situé par rapport aux deux lignes de métro. Nous avons pu rayonner sur tous les sites de visite depuis l'hôtel. Nous étions 2 adultes avec deux adolescentes de 12 et 14 ans et c'était suffisant. Merci au staff d'avoir organisé l'arrivée et l'expédition de nos valises. »

« Beautiful house in excellent condition in a nice quiet area. Everything you need is provided in the house. The phone in the house did not seem to work to call the reception though. The nearest Tofukuji Station is only a few minutes’ walk away with two convenience stores on the way. Love to return in the future; cannot recommend more!! »

« Hôtel a l architecture sobre et épurée, service impeccable et restauration de très haute qualité. »

« 房間很大很舒服 »

« sejour de 3 nuits.petit déjeuner top. Seul reproche, ne pas pouvoir aller boire un verre sur la terrasse le soir »

« The Abita is a boutique type hotel in a central but relatively quiet location in Kyoto. The room amenities and fittings were top rated with nice artwork touches. The staff and systems showed good management and effort to assist the guests stay. The location was good, easy walk to local subway station and further walk/subway ride to restaurants/nightlife and daytime sightseeing activity. Highly recommended for above average hotel stay in Kyoto. »

« Lovely hotel with super friendly and helpful staff. We thoroughly enjoyed our two night stay. The rooms were spotless with a lovely Japanese aesthetic - a little bit of Japanese culture was a really nice touch. The minibar items, although limited, were all complementary. We had a king bed and an extra bed for my 19 year old son - both were extremely comfortable and the sheets really crisp yet soft. I found it more comfortable than the Peninsula in Tokyo. The location was great for us. Walk to...

« Chambre triple plutôt confortable, style traditionnel, très pratique pour les rangements. Insonorisation médiocre mais on s’y fait. Hôtes adorables, bus à proximité mais avec des temps de trajet plus ou moins longs sauf pour la gare : à 10 min en bus / taxi. Service de laverie très pratique pour une modique somme! »

« Chambre impeccable, petit déjeuner très bon et varié. Possibilité d'y faire son propre matcha. On est à moins de 10 minutes à pied de la gare de Kyoto ce qui est bien pratique. Pas beaucoup de commerces à proximité immédiate, mais il suffit d'aller jusqu'à la gare pour avoir tout ce qu'il faut. »

« The laundry room has a lot of dust. When the machines were running, it was difficult to breath. However, the room was really spacious and nice. We really appreciate the drying rack. »

« Cet endroit est beau et l’on s’y sent, tout de suite bien. »

« The house was great and in perfect condition. Great location as it is 3 min from the Inari shrine and close to the train station which is always helpful. Nothing to complain about except 1 thing: there was no pool table as shown on the photos and we were not told about it. The guy who gave us the keys told us it is being fixed, which is fine but we would have prefered to know beforehand as we were very excited about it. »

« One of the best hotels we stayed at in Japan. The front desk staff were so friendly, polite, and helpful. Truly exceptional service. The room was spotless, amenities were top quality, and the location was perfect. Also, the shampoo and conditioner were amazing, best I’ve ever used! I’d love to know the brand. We’ll definitely stay here again next time we’re in Japan! »