Published date: March 5, 2025
A Communication-Building Accommodation Experience
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Experience of the stay
The breakfast was absolutely delicious and stylish, and it's a shame not to have it! It was free this time, but next time I would definitely choose to pay for it even if it meant an additional cost.
I chose scrambled eggs from the three types available while my child opted for an omelet.
Since we exercise regularly, it was fantastic to have salmon and meat for breakfast along with fruits.
The vegetables were available through cold press, so my child had no problem finishing everything.
The room was stylish in monochrome.
There was no TV, which helped my child’s digital detox.
We explored the books available and checked the shelves, which was a different experience than the usual hotel atmosphere, creating a treasure-hunting feel that kept them engaged.
Thanks to this, I felt that there was potentially more conversation with my child compared to typical stays.
Even when we returned to the hotel exhausted from our travels, the exciting room atmosphere allowed us to communicate a lot.
Note that there is a separate accommodation tax that needs to be paid.
Experiences during the trip
Day 1 was spent visiting shrines.
I hurriedly toured around Kyoto after arriving at noon, aiming for the mystery-solving events. Kyoto often has city tour events, so I make sure to check regularly.
Day 2 was at Hanshin Racecourse.
It had just been newly renovated!
There was a layered stamp rally which excited the kids, along with other enjoyable events.
I couldn’t resist the allure of the heat and the cute pink decorations, so I ended up eating sakura soft serve.
It was incredibly delicious!