・・・・・・・・・1659-1 Daikokucho, Sanjo-sagaru,Kawaramachi-dori, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto 604-8031GUEST ROOMSRESTAURANTGALLERYLiving Lobbya ［ Misakura-no-Ma ］Number of RoomsFloor Space Maximum Occupancy : 116rooms: 16m²: 1〜2Number of RoomsFloor Space Maximum Occupancy B1F1F2F〜10FRESOL original bed, Refrigerator, TV (terrestrial & satellite channels/free),In-room phone, Internet connection (Wi-Fi), Shower toilet, Electric kettle,Hair dryer, Humidifying air purifier, MirrorBath towel/facial towel, Toothbrush, Hairbrush, Nightwear, Slippers,Tissues, Cotton swabs, Shampoo, Conditioner, Body soap, Razor,Matcha green tea □ Loan accessoriesTrouser press, Iron, Mobile phone charger, Extension cord,Three-way plug adapter, Blanket, Umbrella, Sewing kit, Thermometer,Ice pack, Nail clippers*There are limited numbers of loan accessories. Please ask the front desk for details.Italian Restaurant iL-CHIANTI (Breakfast Lounge)Coin-operated LaundryFront DeskLiving Lobbya ［ Misakura-no-Ma ］Smoking AreaGuest RoomsNumber of RoomsFloor Space Maximum Occupancy : 10rooms: 25m²: 2Kansai AreaModerate〈B1F〉Standard Twin□ Facilites□ Amenities: 16rooms: 20m²: 2Surperior TwinInformationItalian Restaurant iL-CHIANTIAbout 30 kinds of Japanese and Western buffet-styleselections are offered for breakfast.Our buffet-style breakfast offers more than 30 Japanese and Westernselections prepared with local ingredients. Known for its original salad dressing available at over 40 locationsnationwide, the Italian restaurant iL-CHIANTI offers the qualityJapanese cuisine that Kyoto is known for.Exhibits show the history of Shojiro Gotoand Kyoto at the end of the Edo Period.Built to commemorate Shojiro Goto, the exhibits at this galleryinclude a georama of the townscape at the end of the Edo Period,a replica of a treasured sword of honor given to Shojiroby the Queen of England because of his contribution to preventingan attack on Parkes, a British consul, and letters and classical Chinesepoetry written by Shojiro. Filled with poetic sentiment, the exhibits allow you to seethe flow of history as it passed from one generation to the next. KYOTO KAWARAMACHI SANJO
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