Suiran, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Kyoto

A very good stay experience. The location is very good, very close to the various attractions in Arashiyama, about 10 minutes on foot, quiet in the bustling city. But it takes more than 10 minutes to walk to the station, etc. If you are carrying luggage, it is still a bit inconvenient, you can take a taxi. Because the red leaf season is very expensive, we booked a basic room type, which was allocated on the 2nd floor, but the view from the balcony is very good, with red leaves and Arashiyama in the distance. The room is quite satisfactory, and the luxury hotel is average. The service feels very individual. The front desk reception we just checked in was very polite and very good. When we checked out, we felt just so-so, a little arrogant. The hotel is not big, but the landscaping is beautiful, one step at a time. Especially the small courtyard opposite the restaurant, it is very enjoyable to sit on the bed during breakfast, and there are two black cats in the yard. We took a lot of satisfactory photos in the hotel, the key point is that there is no one! As for additional services, since our room did not have a bath, we tried the private baths in the hotel. There are two private baths next to each other. The bamboo forest environment is very good. I personally recommend the one inside. However, you need to make an appointment in advance, and the service fee is more than RMB 200. Before leaving, I asked the hotel to help reserve a taxi from Kyoto Station, which cost about RMB 200, which was very convenient for catching the plane.

Suilan Hotel is located in the core of Arashiyama. As for the scenery of Arashiyama, it is completely exaggerated. As for its famous attractions such as Togetsukyo Bridge and Bamboo Path, there are many places in Zhejiang that can surpass this place. Therefore, the landscape value of this hotel is greatly discounted. Moreover, the hotel is positioned in a completely Japanese style, which is not worthy of its name. It is very small, with only 2-3 ancient trees that look like Japanese style. The room is completely a common standard room style, without any Japanese characteristics. Bedding such as quilts and pillows are not as good as normal five-star hotels. Therefore, even for tourists who have no budget restrictions, I do not recommend staying in this hotel at all. For the same price, you may feel much better staying at the Ritz-Carlton or Four Seasons in the city. In short, in my travel experience around the world, I have never had the experience of staying in a luxury hotel with such a low cost performance and such a big contrast in experience. So,