Studio Twin

ACCOMMODATION

* Room images are for illustrative purposes only. Actual layouts and sizes may vary.

Room size: 18.2㎡
Num of rooms: 32
Bed size:2 beds, W 90 cm × L 195 cm
Basic rate: ￥33,070
Credit card: VISA,Mastercard,JCB,AMEX,Diners Club,China Union Pay,Shinhan card,UC,DC,MUFG,APLUS

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＜Amenities＞
（Items available in the front lobby area）
Toothbrush
Hairbrush
Razor
Tea set /coffee

（ Items available in guest rooms ）
Shampoo
Conditioner
Body soap
Hand soap
Towels
Nightwear
Slippers
Mineral water

＜Room Facilities＞
Wi-Fi
Refrigerator
Air purification system
Warm water bidet toilet
Hair dryer
Electric kettle
Hangers
Deodorizing spray

＜Items Available to Rent/Borrow＞
* Note that stocks are limited.
（ Complimentary ）
Humidifier
Desk lamp
Blanket
Trouser press
Iron and Ironing board
Mobile phone charger
LAN

（ Charges apply ）
Rental PC

＜Services＞
(Complimentary)
Information counter
Wake-up call

(Charges apply)
Relaxation
Dry cleaning
Parcel delivery service
Photocopies
Fax (charge for sending)

* As part of our dynamic efforts to promote the SDGs and reduce single-use items, we have made changes to the availability of some items in the guest rooms at all of our directly managed hotels. Thank you for joining us in our efforts to further reduce plastic waste by bringing your own toothbrush, hairbrush and other personal favorites with you when you stay with us.

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HOTEL INFO

Hotel new Hankyu Kyoto
579 Shiokoji-dori,Shimogyo-ku,Kyoto
ZIP Code 600-8216

+81-75-343-5300

A pleasant moment flowing elegantly
Kyoto combines a 1200 years of history with Japan’s colorful four seasons and its own special atmosphere.
Guest rooms were renovated in July 2015. It features the Kyokarakami paper and the unique pattern of Nishijin textile used for a kimono sash to produce the elegant atmosphere of the ancient city, Kyoto.