Hotels With Breakfast in Kyoto Prefecture, Japan

This is a relatively large hotel. Check-in and check-out at the front desk were self-service, which was very convenient. However, they didn't provide any skincare products. Nowadays, many hotels offer facial cleanser, makeup remover, toner, and lotion, so this is an area where they could improve. I stayed here twice during this trip. The first time, they said I got an upgrade, and the room even had a capsule coffee machine, which was a nice touch. The second stay also claimed an upgrade, but the coffee machine was missing, so it seems there's a significant difference between room types. Now, about the location: the hotel is actually a few minutes' walk further from the Shinkansen JR station compared to other hotels on the same street. However, it's very close to Aeon Mall; you just turn left when you exit, which is a big plus. The mall closes at 9 PM and the supermarket at 10 PM. It takes about 6-7 minutes to walk to the bus stop, so it depends on individual needs. Overall, for the price, staying here offers great value for money.

The hygiene was good. The room was a bit small, as expected, making it hard for two people to move around with luggage. There's no bathtub, just a shower, which was convenient enough. Breakfast is a set menu, with Chinese and Western options for the main course, served by the staff. We really hoped it wouldn't rain, because if it does, you'll hear the sound of rain hitting the awning all night long. It's really loud, so if you're a light sleeper, you probably won't be able to handle it. The hotel's location is super convenient, which is definitely its biggest highlight.

There’s no water in the room, no drinking fountain. And the only vending machine that sells water requires a Japanese mobile app, which is not even available on US App Store. I had to go out at 1am to the convenience store outside just to get water. Need some work here.

Facilities: Very complete! There's even a mini-fridge in the room, which is super practical. The bathroom facilities are also great and clean. Cleanliness: Very clean, very clean, very clean (can't emphasize enough!) Environment: The environment is also very good, and they even upgraded my room for free~ Service: First-class service, the front desk staff were very patient, and there's occasionally a Chinese-speaking front desk staff member popping up, haha. This trip to Kyoto, this hotel was truly satisfying, especially after the autumn foliage season – the value for money was incredible. It was very comfortable for one person, and I don't think it would be too cramped for two. The room is small but has everything you need. It's really, really clean and very safe. Toiletries can be self-service, and the quality is excellent. Also, getting around from here is convenient. There's a bus stop right outside, and it's not far to Shijo Kawaramachi, Kamo River, and Kiyomizu-dera. There's also a direct bus to Kinkaku-ji. If you don't have too much luggage, walking to Kyoto Station isn't a problem, it's not far. There's a 7-Eleven and a Fresco supermarket nearby, and opposite the 7-Eleven is a Nakau, which I think is open very late or 24/7, I forget. Oh! The hotel also has an ice machine and a microwave, which is really nice.

Location, location, location! This hotel boasts incredible convenience, situated right next to the east wall of JR Kyoto Station, just a one-minute walk away. Unlike other Mitsui Garden Hotels, the Kyoto branch is generally smaller and doesn't have a hot spring. However, the surrounding area offers fantastic access to food, transportation, and shopping. 7-Eleven, FamilyMart, Lawson, Don Quijote, Aeon, and Isetan are all within walking distance. The Osaka Airport limousine bus also departs from Kyoto Station.

This was my first stay at Mitsui Shijo, and its location helped me discover several delicious and affordable restaurants nearby. Overall, the stay was great, but I really can't recommend the public bath. It was crowded, and none of the tubs were being filled, which made me worry about the hygiene. It would be perfect if there was a microwave next to the ice machine. I was also very happy to receive a small horse as a New Year's gift when I checked out! Plus, there's a Pokémon store on the second floor of a nearby shopping complex.

Good location, hotel is very near to shijo station exit 4, very convenient for Hankyu Line to Osaka and Kyoto city metro. 7-11 also just few shops beside the hotel👍🏻Walking to Daimaru and Karasuma is not quite far. I have request for high floor room when making the reservation, and during check in they actually assigned me a room at the highest floor. I was very impressed by their attentiveness and consideration for guest preferences! Breakfast menu change everyday😋, everything is satisfied😊 Highly recommended!👍🏻

The room isn't small and the location is excellent, making it really convenient for getting around and dining. We stayed for two nights and opted out of housekeeping, but the hotel thoughtfully hung fresh towels on our door, which was a very nice touch.

This hotel is absolutely fantastic! We booked a triple room on the top floor. The room came equipped with a fridge (for chilling), a bathtub, a safe, and an iron. The toilet and shower were separate. There's a small public bath on-site, and you can check the real-time status of the hotel's washing machines on the TV and website. Each floor also has an ice machine and a microwave. The soundproofing is excellent, and the Daikin air conditioner works perfectly. Plus, there's a Sharp humidifier/purifier in the room. There's a FamilyMart convenience store downstairs and an 'Echigo GO' arcade game in the lobby. The front desk can also provide change. Its location is super convenient, right next to the Kyoto Aquarium and Kyoto Railway Museum, as well as Umekoji-Kyotonishi Station. It's only 150 yen to Kyoto Station, or about a 25-minute walk. There's also a 7-Eleven and a bus stop on the main road nearby. All the front desk staff speak English, and you need your key card to use the elevator. For less than 500 yen a night, this hotel offers incredible value for money and an exceptional experience. I'm definitely planning to stay here again when I visit Kansai.

The location is very convenient, and the twin room was spacious enough for one person. I'd like to thank the young lady with short hair and glasses, I believe her name was Iwamura, who was incredibly patient and helpful when I inquired about luggage delivery service. However, another young front desk lady, who wore exquisite makeup, left a poor impression on me. On my first day, I found the sofa stool in my room to be very dirty, so I wanted to see if I could switch rooms. She told me I had too many requests. All I did was select the options already provided by Trip.com, plus an additional request for no 'tomb view' room. That's it. And for a guest staying seven consecutive nights, it's perfectly normal to have some room preferences, isn't it? Regardless, I believe that's something you shouldn't say to a guest, even if you're smiling. Perhaps it was due to her limited English, leading her to use the wrong phrasing. Also, the bath on the second floor tends to get quite crowded.