Nissho Besso Reviews

Prime location, near lots of shops and walking streets. The building itself is okay maintained, but the room internal and amenity is quite outdated. The breakfast is okay.

Check-out time is too early, facilities are a bit old, and the long history feels ^_^ It is OK to stay for one night as an experience. The room is spacious and comfortable. Breakfast was not available when it was ordered, and it cannot be added. The century-old cafe at the door is very good. I strongly recommend the breakfast set meal

The environment is very quiet. The location is near the business district and close to the convenience store and station. The hotel staff is very polite and provides classic Japanese service. The breakfast is a traditional Japanese breakfast.

Very satisfied! The service attitude is very good! The children especially like tatami! And the hotel is in the city! It is very convenient for traveling, eating, drinking and playing! Highly recommended

The room is still very Japanese style. The breakfast is not as good as the legend says. It is full of ritual, but the taste is very good. There are many places to visit around, but it is still a little far from the station. It is a bit difficult to check in until 4 pm.

The room was very comfortable. The Japanese grandmother was busy pouring water and tea, preparing meals, and making quilts. It was great to experience the atmosphere of a Japanese hotel! We booked breakfast and dinner, and needed to arrange the time in advance!

Traditional Japanese-style building, located in the city center a short walk from the subway station. The house is very traditional Japanese style and has a good experience. It has a bathroom and a courtyard. The breakfast is very special. You can give it a try. The only thing is that it is relatively close to the road, and it will be a bit noisy when cars pass by, but otherwise I am very satisfied👍

Kyoto ancient architectural style. The room is large. There is a private bathroom and a public hot spring.

I stayed in Kyoto for one night on my trip from Tokyo to Osaka. It's a little far from the JR station, so it takes a little perseverance and patience if you have a lot of suitcases. The hotel is very Japanese and has a good atmosphere. The old man at the front desk will try his best to express some information to us in Chinese. The luggage will be moved into the room, and it will also be moved down when you check out, and it can be stored. It's amazing that they can remember which room the tenant is in, and they can take out your shoes without asking. It's very close to Nishiki Market. I walked out of the hotel towards Kamogawa and saw many interesting small shops. There are also many restaurants. I feel that it's okay to walk in without an appointment. It is recommended that you stay for two nights if you have enough time, and immerse yourself in the slow life of Japanese style. Breakfast is included when booking the room, and a Japanese breakfast is added for the children separately, which is 2200 yen per serving, which is very delicate. Later, I bought the same pickled kelp at Nishiki Market. The courtyard next to the restaurant is very photogenic, so you can take more photos. The only regret is that the hot spring is relatively ordinary and relatively old, and girls may have some concerns if they take a bath.

The location and environment are very good. It is close to Nishiki Market and the commercial street. We are traveling with our family. We chose this hotel because we heard that the rooms are quite spacious. We also experienced the tatami and the bath. The landscape of the courtyard and corridor are full of Kyoto characteristics, and the breakfast is also very ceremonial. The most satisfactory hotel I have stayed in Kyoto, it should be said that it is quite suitable for family travel~

I stayed here six years ago and had great memories. I stayed here again for two nights in Kyoto this summer and it was still great. The Japanese-style room was large, the breakfast was rich, the staff was very enthusiastic, and the public bath was small and very quiet.

I booked a machiya-style room after seeing someone recommend it! Maybe my expectations were too high, and it was not as good as I imagined. When I booked on Ctrip, there was no breakfast or dinner option. I thought I would buy it when I arrived at the store, but when I arrived at the store, I was told that I needed to book in advance... But the overall service was very good, and the tatami was very comfortable to sleep on, even better than the room at the Marriott in Osaka.

Needless to say, the Japanese service is also satisfactory. The balcony in the room has Japanese-style landscaping, but the facilities are a bit old. If you want to experience a Japanese homestay and sleep on a tatami, you can try it.

I am still very satisfied with the hotel. The location is very good. There are several well-known restaurants in the hotel, such as Kani Doraku and Sukiyaki. The hotel building itself is more than 200 years old. It is a bit old and has an old smell. If you mind, you should book carefully. But everything is clean. Because the child wants to live in a Japanese style, the experience is very strong. She likes it very much. The tatami is quite comfortable to sleep on. The hotel is also very quiet. We went to the bathhouse on the underground first floor every night and didn't meet anyone. It's a pity that I didn't order meals, so that the experience would be stronger. It is not possible to add them at the last minute. The attitude of the service staff is very good, and it is still great as part of the Japanese cultural experience.