This hotel opened in 2022. It is part of the Hyatt group, known for its casual line called Hyatt Place, which can also be found in Kanazawa, Japan. The hotel is new and clean, but the rooms are simple, suitable for those who just need a place to stay for sightseeing or business. Most guests are foreign tourists, possibly Hyatt members earning points. The location is convenient, directly connected to Marutamachi subway station and just 7 minutes by subway from JR Kyoto Station. Compared to other Hyatt hotels like Park Hyatt or Hyatt Regency, this one has a different style, but it offers a more affordable option for Hyatt users to earn points. However, it is still relatively expensive compared to other hotels, making it a bit of a mixed bag. Breakfast is currently free, but it is quite basic without an egg station. It may be better to consider a nearby café for a buffet breakfast.

There was no clear guidance at check-in, but it seems that the free breakfast buffet is still being offered. The quality is still mediocre and the drinks are not very tasty. It tends to get crowded, so I think you would be more satisfied going to another restaurant. It seems that non-guests can also use it by purchasing a 1800 yen coupon.

This newly opened Hyatt hotel is conveniently connected to Marutamachi subway station, making it easy to access even on rainy days. The hotel is clean and offers laundry facilities, making it suitable for long stays. Breakfast is free for a limited time, but the food is simple and not particularly impressive. Many guests seem to be disappointed by the taste of the juice served. The cutlery used is of good quality, which is a nice touch. Overall, the hotel is reasonably priced and convenient for those looking for a comfortable stay.

The photo is of breakfast at a Hyatt Place, which falls into the casual category. The taste is not bad, but the variety is limited. However, the place is new, clean, and comfortable. Thank you.

Opened in April 2022, "Hyatt Place Kyoto" is the only Hyatt Place brand in Japan. Located directly connected to exit 6 of Marutamachi Station, the hotel offers convenient access. While "Park Hyatt Kyoto" and "Hyatt Regency Kyoto" are both excellent hotels, they are far from the station, unlike this new hotel which aims to solve that issue. The hotel's theme is "Nomore, Noless" and offers services similar to business hotels. The room I stayed in was a "Premier King" room, spacious at 35 square meters with a Hyatt House-like interior design. The room had a minimalist style with no closet, a small workspace, and a well-equipped bathroom. The hotel does not offer upgrades for elite members, and amenities like toothbrushes are available in the lobby. The breakfast at "THE KITCHEN" was diverse and of high quality, exceeding typical Japanese business hotel standards. The hotel also features a lobby bar, fitness center, and laundry services, making it suitable for long-term business stays. Overall, the hotel is functional, efficient, and reasonably priced, making it ideal for travelers who prioritize practicality over luxury.