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Daiwa Roynet Hotel Kyoto Ekimae PREMIER
Steps from Kyoto Station, Daiwa Roynet Hotel Ekimae PREMIER offers sleek rooms, efficient service, and quiet comfort in a prime transit location.
Hotel
Business Hotel, Station Proximity, Modern Comfort, Reliable Brand
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Daiwa Roynet Hotel Kyoto Ekimae PREMIER sits directly across from Kyoto Station, making it an ideal base for travelers prioritizing access, comfort, and convenience. The property offers well-insulated guest rooms with large beds, massage chairs, rainfall showers, and modern workspaces. Interior design combines dark wood tones and minimalist lines, creating a calm and functional atmosphere. A breakfast buffet featuring local Kyoto specialties is served in a light-filled dining area. Business travelers benefit from high-speed Wi-Fi, multilingual support, and proximity to public transport, while leisure guests enjoy smooth access to city landmarks, tours, and day trips.
Facilities & Services
Guest rooms with massage chairs and rainfall showers
Kyoto-style breakfast buffet
High-speed Wi-Fi
Business desk and in-room workspaces
Self-service laundry
24-hour front desk
Multilingual staff
Luggage storage
Non-smoking facility
Immediate access to Kyoto Station and airport transport
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