Upon entering this establishment, one is immediately struck by its friendly atmosphere. The moment you enter the modern building with a concise face, you are greeted with sincerity. In the hotel, one of the most memorable scenes was the hospitality of the people. The impression one gets from different accommodations can be difficult to determine. In the lobby from the moment of check-in, in the shop and bar spaces that form a natural connection, as well as in small work spaces for local artists, their sincerity is deeply embedded. There is a sense of it. As a means to co-prosperity with the region and support of young artists, you will be able to curate, arrange, and sell their works and local products, appreciate the low-key Kyoto landscape in the lobby, and partake in a sake tasting course. The lobby lounge consists of spaces of different roles gathered together to serve various purposes.

Once you have received room guidance, proceed to the floor of the room. Every hallway on each floor has a small garden, so I feel as if I am entering someone's home. You are captivated by individual doors that appear to be part of a traditional house when you walk with that feeling to the front of the room. Additionally, it is a four-dimensional space-time gate that takes the visitor back in time to Kyoto in the past. Open the door and enter after taking a deep breath. For the second sincere hospitality, the spacious space which is difficult to find in Japan (the most standard room is spacious with a long structure), the long Machiya-style structure, the Hinoki bath to relieve fatigue, and the warm floor finished with tatami are responsible. From the window, you can see both Kyoto Tower, the modern symbol of Kyoto, and Higashi Honganji, an architectural style with a traditional wooden roof. During this experience, you will be able to lie in a spacious bathtub, relieve the fatigue of your journey, and view Kyoto in its present and past eras at the same time. The hotel also offers an expensive Kyoto local product called QINUDE, which is made of silk and is accompanied by a yukata.

As well as the hotel's rooms and lobby, the Kanra Hotel also has two restaurants serving food prepared with regional ingredients. Located on the second floor of the hotel's basement, Kitchen Kanra offers breakfast in a variety of Western and Japanese cuisine, Italian menus, and a wide selection of wines from around the world. Hanaroku is another restaurant that offers Tepanyaki courses at a relatively reasonable price. With a detailed dish, you can taste the course of fresh ingredients ripening in front of your eyes. Additionally, there is a spa area. By releasing the image of a ryokan into each casual and modern space at Kanra Spa, you can also melt the fatigue of your journey and daily life.