Room Type Selection Plan [Room Charge Only] Free Access to the "Nintendo dNa" Library & Lounge for Guests Only

All-inclusive plan with a choice of room types! *If you stay for multiple nights, you may be asked to move rooms. 【Room Type only】 [Accommodation benefits] ●Stay for up to 18 hours Check-in 17:00~23:00 / Check-out ~11:00 ●Wireless LAN Internet connection ●Free minibar in the room Including alcohol, soft drinks, and snacks ●Free access to 2 guest lounges (24 hours) A guest lounge where you can enjoy the furniture and decorations used in the former Nintendo headquarters building. Dining lounge designed by Tadao Ando surrounded by art works Drinks including alcoholic beverages such as wine, sake, and beer, as well as coffee, tea, and juices, Please feel free to enjoy snacks such as miso butter cake supervised by Ai Hosokawa and other sweets. ●Library & self-bar free access (8:00-23:00) A library that embodies Nintendo's history and culture as interpreted by the founding family, the Yamauchi family. You can experience the history and culture born through playfulness through related books and artworks that can only be found here. Please enjoy a moment where you can experience the DNA of Nintendo, which is still loved by people all over the world. The self-style bar counter has a wide selection of hard liquors such as whiskey and gin. Please feel free to make your favorite alcohol and have a special time. ●Free bicycle rental 　Electric bicycles available Please use it for walking and sightseeing in the surrounding area. [Amenity] "NEHAN TOKYO" bath salts "Crates" Holistic Cures Hair Dryer "Nippon Bed" bedding/mattress/bed frame "Marshall" Bluetooth speaker [About co-sleeping] Up to 2 children under elementary school age can stay in the same bed for free (*excluding cases where a bed is required) Children over elementary school age will be charged the same price as adults. 【access】 Approximately 15 minutes on foot from Kyoto Station, approximately 6 minutes by car The peaceful Gojo area is lined with Art Deco decorations and buildings that are registered tangible cultural properties. You can also take a walk along the Kamo River to Gion Shijo and Kawaramachi Shijo, the downtown areas of Kyoto. You can enjoy both convenience and the old townscape.