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"Here's a breakdown of my stay: **Location:** To get there, take bus 208 or 206 from Kyoto JR Station and alight at 'Hakubutsukan Sanjusangendo-mae' (Museum Sanjusangendo Front). It's about a ten-minute walk from there. **Price:** I paid HKD 1590 for two nights in a two-bedroom suite, which works out to HKD 265 per person per night. Excellent value for money, highly recommend booking this place. **Facilities:** The room was quite spacious, with enough room to open two 26-inch suitcases. The kitchen is cleverly tucked away under a counter, you just lift the countertop to access it. It's fully equipped, though the only downside is the lack of a full-length mirror. **Bathroom:** The bathroom isn't huge, but it has a separate wet and dry area. The bathtub allows you to control the water volume and temperature electronically for a soak. However, if you turn up the shower's water pressure, it starts running cold, so the water temperature can be a bit inconsistent. **Lobby:** The lobby is spacious and offers complimentary disposable toiletries. There are also two washing machines with detergent pods and a dryer function. The only drawback is that check-in times are limited, so be sure to check those details. Additionally, you can find a luggage delivery service at the guest services center, but that also has time restrictions."

"It is a very nice hotel, however the accomodation vs the price can be tricky. The room is spacious and the beds are very comfortable. The bed covers are a little bit short though. The heat worked perfectly and the water temperature was good. The walls might be better with new painting as they have a lot of marks. The hotel provides towels, razors ,q tips, toothbrush and a cone."

"Unexpectedly good! I had to find a hotel at the last minute and was so pleased with my stay. The room was perfectly clean, and both the bathroom and the room itself were spacious and comfortable."

"The service from Manager Liu and Xiao Liu was very thoughtful. Being Chinese, communication was very easy. They provided complimentary clear umbrellas and trash bags, which was a nice touch. The room was quite spacious; we could open two suitcases. The cleanliness could be improved, though. The provided cutlery, cookware, and cutting board weren't clean; there were oily residues from previous cooking. There were also hairs on the bathroom wall. I'd suggest they replace the hairdryer with one that has a stronger airflow. The bathroom's heater/dryer unit had a drying function with a hanging rod, which was excellent – clothes dried overnight. The kitchen's range hood was very powerful; there was no smoky smell when we grilled. The location is great. It's just one subway stop to Shijo, which is more convenient than my previous stay in Karasuma. There's also a Life supermarket two bus stops away, and plenty of dining options downstairs."

"The overall facilities and room size were excellent, making it perfect for a family of three. When staying here, I highly recommend using public buses for transportation, as the subway station is quite a distance away and very inconvenient. Now, for the main points of concern: service is practically non-existent. The front desk staff appear to be international students studying in Kyoto, and their English comes with a variety of regional accents. If your English listening comprehension isn't top-notch, you might find communication a bit challenging. Regarding dining, the immediate vicinity offers mostly small izakayas or tiny fried food stalls, which weren't really to my taste. There's a convenience store within 300 meters, but it's nothing out of the ordinary. However, if you take a bus heading west, you'll find a larger supermarket where you can buy fresh ingredients to cook in your room, offering great value for money. Overall, if you're not reliant on subway access and don't prioritize extensive hotel service, then I highly recommend this place."

"The place was clean and check-in was easy, which made for a very comfortable stay. However, we found a bug, and it took over an hour for anyone to address it, which was disappointing. They were kind in the end, so thank you for that."

"The hotel's overall design is very comfortable. The separate wet and dry areas in the bathroom are great, and there's a generous supply of towels. They also provide plenty of hangers, and the in-room washer and dryer are a real lifesaver for long trips. During my five-day stay, the room was cleaned once. The simple kitchen appliances are also excellent, and the room setup matches the website description perfectly. The bed is just the right firmness, and the air conditioning is very stable. My only minor complaints are that the cutlery wasn't perfectly clean, and some towels had stains. The biggest drawback is the lack of a small table for dining. However, the overall experience was very good. The hotel is conveniently located near a convenience store and supermarket, and transportation is very accessible. Definitely recommended!"

"We had a wonderful stay at Elite Inn Kyoto Station! The hotel is clean, quiet, and very well located, just a few minutes from Kyoto Station, which is incredibly convenient for exploring the city. The room was comfortable and well-equipped, with everything we needed for a pleasant stay. Check-in was quick and easy, and we appreciated the thoughtful touches like the complimentary coffee and tea in the lobby. Excellent value for money; I highly recommend it for a stay in Kyoto 😊"

"I traveled with my wife, children, and mother-in-law—three adults and one child. Overall, the environment was okay. It's a standard hotel with a kitchen, which was convenient for preparing meals for the kids. There was also a washing machine and a dryer in the bathroom, which was great for drying overnight. Because there were three adults, we had two single beds and a sofa bed, which made the overall space a bit small. It's about a 10-minute walk from the subway station and bus stop, so transportation is quite convenient. Be sure to confirm your name when checking in; the check-in agent confused me with another tourist."

"The room is very beautiful and more spacious than most hotels, with great value for the price. I like how they furnished it in light tones, which makes the room feel brighter. Moreover, the view is amazing 👍 - you can wake up and see Kyoto Tower directly from your window. Note: This is a self-service hotel. Amenities such as cotton buds, slippers, toothbrush and toothpaste sets, etc., are provided on the 1st floor."