Hotels With Bar in Kyoto Prefecture, Japan

I paid a 400 JPY per person per night accommodation tax upon check-in. Check-in wasn't available until 2 PM, but check-out was conveniently done via machine. The room size was decent, with enough space for luggage. The bathroom had a step up, and the ventilation seemed a bit weak, making it feel stuffy while showering. The front desk mentioned a room upgrade, but the window view was blocked by another building. The bedside storage space was very small. The TV had international channels. The location is excellent, just a few minutes' walk from Kyoto Station. If you turn left when you exit, there's a mall with shopping and dining options.

Reasonable priced hostel during new year eve next to kimono temple. Cleanliness in toilet, bathroom and basin area is acceptable but can be improved. My bed is upper bed and the space is way too narrow to get up there( see photo attached) I saw the lower bed were not fully occupied, it could have arranged another bed actually. The bed cubicle is open on top so you can see the next adjacent bed, there’s a pipe on top on the bed. 4 floors sharing shower rooms located at 2nd floor, kitchen and common area are quite cramped with baggage storage, used towels etc. Alright for a night stay.

The decor is very modern, and you can grab a drink in the lobby. Since the staff are all young, English communication was not an issue. I didn't get to experience the large public bath, but I saw some guests heading there. The location is very close to the station! It's convenient and comfortable.

Environment: The location is excellent. Right outside the hotel, there are three streets, and a 2-minute walk to the left takes you to ”Kamo River,” while a 1-minute walk to the right leads to the bustling ”Nishiki Market.” Cleanliness: Very good, cleaned daily. The bedding is soft and comfortable, perfect for a good night's sleep. Facilities: The facilities are relatively new and well-maintained. Food: The breakfast offers a wide variety of options, and Japanese cuisine is very healthy, allowing you to combine dishes to your liking. There are also numerous restaurants with international and various local cuisines nearby, giving you plenty of choices. Service: What impressed me the most was the incredibly warm service. During this trip, I unfortunately lost my passport one day on the way to a scenic spot. When I returned to the hotel and explained the situation to the front desk, two service staff members (Ms. Tokieda and Ms. Ogawa) asked me about all the places I had visited that day (all subway and bus stations). They immediately called each station, and after 20 minutes of effort, they miraculously found my passport. I was truly touched by their help on the spot. I want to thank them and the hotel again for their excellent service. When traveling, unexpected incidents can happen, especially in an environment where you don't speak the language, but outstanding service can truly make you feel warm and cared for.

Large hotel located in a very convenient location close to train stations and shopping centres. There are two breakfast options in which you can choose to eat at a diversified buffet or a set menu in an observation deck on the 14th floor. The hotel itself is a bit old but renovated inside. Overall, it's very luxurious for the price but the bedding were not too comfortable. Free shuttle departs every 20 minutes between Kyoto station and the hotel. Super convenient for shopping at the station or transferring large luggages. Water and ice filler locations are available on each floor. The gym cost extra to use. Luggage delivery is possible within the hotel as well (cash only).

The hotel is full of design flair, truly befitting Kyoto. The garden views are absolutely stunning, and the rooms are very spacious. The onsen (hot spring bath) is spotlessly clean with a large pool. Overall, I'm extremely satisfied. It's surrounded by charming Kyoto shops, making it super convenient for shopping. I'll definitely choose this place again next time. The only downside is that the elevator has a rather pungent, almost urine-like smell, which is quite odd.

My stay was excellent. The room was clean and comfortable, but the hotel's greatest advantage is its prime location right next to the Central Station, making travel incredibly convenient. The breakfast offered a fantastic variety, and the staff was both friendly and highly professional. I would highly recommend this hotel.

Friendly, English-speaking staff. The room is basic but comfortable. I sent my luggage here a day earlier and it was kept safely. The hotel is conveniently located near both bus and train stations and is very quiet at night. There isn’t much to see around the area—just a quiet street—and while there are a few nearby restaurants, some are not very kid-friendly.

The location of the hotel was good, near to the Jujo subway station, exit 3. The carpet was an eyesore, thought it was dirty but was told it was due to some cleaning products. The hotel has the potential to improve its overall service such as offering guests with early check-in hours (one or two hours prior to the standard time); offering some refreshments or water for guest while waiting for check-in; and ensuring that rooms are clean at all time.

The hotel's location is super convenient, with a bus stop nearby making travel a breeze. It's only a few stops from Kyoto Station, and you can get there in under 10 minutes by bus. The family room was great, especially having an extra small bed. There's a FamilyMart convenience store right across the street, and a cafe and breakfast spot downstairs. We tried breakfast both at the hotel and at a nearby place.