This is such a special place to stay, the room was so spacious and the hotel interior is beautifully designed. It was like a calm oasis. Breakfast in the room each morning was perfect.

It would be nice to sit on the balcony if there were more chairs :)

Good location - although getting around in Kyoto require taxis. We loved the tranquil streets of this city, so this hotel has a unique feel to it. Amazing atmosphere to the entry and lobby of this hotel. Although its not really a hotel, more of a very narrow apartment block renovated to feel like you are almost in a dark forest.... Excellent breakfast - but be aware this wil not cater to western tastes. Then again you are not in this hotel to experience anything western.

The entry and lobby area's are much to cold - this can be probably be adjusted by a/c settings. We visited in summer, so a/c did not need be that cold. We prefer a door between sleep and bath spaces. We longed for a proper Nespresso coffee in the morning - but then again - this is Kyoto

Breakfast was delivered to and served in the room by the Hotel Staff daily as the Hotel did not have a restaurant. The breakfast options were Western or Japanese style Breakfasts. Both are good. The room was spacious, especially the shower and bath tub. The room was quiet as there is no TV set in the room. The Green Tea provided in the room was excellent. Lots of wardrobe space also. Nicely designed and decorated boutique hotel. Lots of restaurants and ramen shops in the vicinity. You can ask for a choice of firmer pillows.

Location was a tad far from a convenient subway station but not overly far. The frosted main window can make the room feel a bit too claustrophobic and isolated.

Interior design - it was unique. I’ve stayed at art hotels over the years and Mogana was different (‘good’ different ) - style, theme, colour scheme used. The team was very helpful. They accommodated my dietary restrictions. I enjoyed our room with the balcony. Rich in natural daylight. The bed was very very comfortable. Very clean and tidy. Bang&Olufsen speaker was a great touch of detail. I didn’t mind the 15-20min walk to the main touristy area. I will stay here again!

I originally booked a room that I didn’t realise had no windows nor it was communicated on the room details - I felt so claustrophobic when I got in the room. We had to change/upgrade. The team was supportive and moved / upgraded us to another room.

-Room was very beautiful and clean, very comfortable. There was a dressing room so the luggage could be stored comfortably. Nice drinks in the fridge. -Bathroom is amazing, bathtub is huge, allowing excellent baths after long days of walk - breakfast was diverse and tasty - employees were perfect, very helpful and efficient - I really liked the design of the hotel and the bar - excellent location

Important : the rooms really need blackout / occultant curtains. There was only a thin yellow curtain letting in 70% of the light from outside, difficult for people used to sleep in the dark. Unfortunately I did not have very good nights of sleep despite the high bedding quality because of this Also: there should be a way to keep the balcony door open without holding it , to aerate the room Apart from these 2 comments everything was really perfect

This hotel was sleek and classy. The design was minimalistic and the room was modern and comfortable. The shower was exceptionally good and the bath was excellent. Overall the room was superb. The staff are professional and friendly and they were lovely enough to give us a small bottle of champagne to celebrate my husband's birthday. Breakfast is exceptional, and beautifully served in your room at the time you allocate. There were juices and water in the fridge provided (free) and tea for you to use. We really enjoyed the hotel and loved the modern functions.

Location was a bit out. This was our 3rd stay in Kyoto and we found this location further out than previous ones, which involved more walking.

Breakfast was great with the exception of the coffee, which was weak. Loved the sleek design. Really enjoyed our bartender, though the grape flavored cocktail special was sickly sweet. Wet room was very well designed with excellent showerhead. And speaking of heavy showers, we really appreciated the sturdy loaner umbrellas. The sound system in the room was great and simple to pair with our phones. Loved that bonsai display in the room.

It was strange that in a hotel of this price/quality we were not offered any tips on what to enjoy in the surrounding neighborhood, restaurant recommendations, etc. And when we asked at the front desk, they didn't have suggestions for us. We're very resourceful, so no problem for us, but its always fun to get inside tips from a well-informed staff. There was no desk that was suitable to do a little work on my laptop. We rarely watch TV in hotels, but given that we had one full day of torrential rain, it would have been nice, and not unexpected in such a space-age, high-design room.

Location right near Nijo castle and close to subway stations. Large magnificent rooms to help relax after exploring Kyoto each day. Breakfast was exciting and uplifting combination of flavours to start each day invigorated for what's to come. Bathroom & shower modern luxurious design. Best hotel I have stayed at in Kyoto, worth the higher price compared to a standard hotel. Staff were amazing and perfectly accommodating to those who speak no Japanese, though I appreciate they were willing to help me practice my poor Japanese conversation :)

The staff were lovely. Very welcoming, friendly and always helpful. The property looks very unassuming located on a quiet street. It is within walking distance of all the main attractions but removed from where the hoards of tourists are, thankfully. We were able to enjoy some neighbourhood gems for dining, thanks to the staff recommendations. The room is spacious. Breakfast was always a variety of delicious food and amazing!

Bathroom is a bit dimly lit and it would have been nice to be able to keep the balcony door often for fresh air.

Beautiful hotel, incredibly chic, by far the biggest room we’ve had on our Japan trip and the bathroom was wonderful - a huge bathtub that filled up so fast and a massive rainfall shower, which was very luxurious. The staff were also lovely and recommended restaurants for us.

The only thing we felt was lacking were the more communal areas, like a relaxing space or a more inviting bar - as the only place we could really hang out was in our room.