Wonderful experience! The room was spacious, modern, and fully equipped with everything we needed. The staff were very kind and helpful. Great location near the Imperial Palace Park and within walking distance to many spots. The hotel breakfast was high quality and very traditional. We would definitely come back!

Cool convenient room, friendly staff, great location

Great hotel with fantastic staff and service. Lovely location too. Loved our time here.

The room was amazing. The neighborhood is nice and quiet while still close to the liveliness of Kyoto. Great breakfast too.

Lovely stay , thank you!

My first time in Kyoto and loved every part of the property. Definitely will be returning, the hotel made the stay the most enjoyable.

Wonderful staff

Located just across from the Kyoto garden our stay at the Screen was pleasant. The concierge spoke great English and was very helpful when we needed to make reservations. We stayed in the designer suite which was probably one of the largest hotel rooms I’ve ever stayed in. We ate breakfast there every day except for the one day we were getting up very early to go to the Fushimi Inari Taisha. We let them know that we wouldn’t be needing breakfast and they offered to make us sandwiches instead to take with us. I’m not sure if this is a common thing in Japan but I thought it was so nice and accommodating. I really appreciated it. It’s a little far from train stations so if that’s important to you keep that in mind but if u don’t mind a walk go for it. I didn’t think it was too far to walk.

The Screen is an amazing hotel! Our room was very beautiful and well-designed. The breakfast was incredibly delicious and the staff thoughtfully accommodated all of our dietary restrictions. Everyone we interacted with was very kind and attentive. The desk staff even gave us dry umbrellas when we came in with wet ones. Fantastic service!! It is very well-located as well. We will stay here again for sure!

Absolutely fabulous hotel. Wonderful staff and rooms WOW. Breakfast is incredible. A Must stay

We liked generous space, cleanliness, peace and quiet, closeness to areas we visited.

Had a wonderful stay at the Screen, breakfast in the very soacious suites was a treat after very small rooms in the other cities in Japan. Highly recommend this place

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Excellent service, breakfast was good with vegetarian options. Room was quiet big.

Loved this boutique hotel in Kyoto. We're already talked about coming back for another visit.

What a beautiful boutique hotel. Very unique rooms, love the decor. Really felt authentic Japanese with modern flare. Loved the amenities, the breakfast was amazing and the staff is very attentive. A bit of a walk from the closest train station but overall I would stay here again.

Very late funky rooms. Close to public transport, restaurants and 7/11 type places. Staff were professional and so helpful. Would definitely stay again.

The Screen is a small boutique hotel with each room with a different design/theme. Great welcome at check-in by staff & was shown around the hotel with amenities explained & also shown to room. Welcome drink provided. The Screen is very plush & situated in a quiet area of Kyoto. The room was large with king bed, lounge, bath, shower. Tea & coffee making facilities in room or in central area near reception. Had an 6 night stay at The Screen with Kyoto my base for daily sightseeing. Access to public transport , bus or train/subway , is walkable. There are a number of dining options in the area. The Screen has its own restaurant & cafe. Ate at the restaurant one night , the food was delicious & the service was top rate. The staff at The Screen were friendly & professional. Would recommend The Screen for a stay in Kyoto.

Amazing boutique hotel with excellent service and very friendly staff. Conveniently located to the palace and old town. All with walking distance.

Eclectic hotel with 13 gorgeous rooms and a delectable restaurant. It’s opposite the imperial palace but the subway/metro is a bit of a walk. Having said that it was a short walk to ippudo and the buses to other places I was keen on like philosophers walk etc.