Hotels with Jacuzzi in Kyoto

"The DoubleTree by Hilton was a convenient choice, located right near Kyoto Station, which made getting around super easy. With older kids, it's tough to find triple rooms, so that was a factor in our decision. The facilities were pretty standard, nothing spectacular, but the soundproofing was good – it was quiet at night. We stayed for five nights, and while the breakfast was okay, there weren't many options that really suited Chinese tastes. In hindsight, booking a room without breakfast might have been more cost-effective."

"The check-in instructions posted were clear and professionally done. The room itself was clean and tidy, and there was a separate space for upstairs and downstairs. The hotel lobby has a public coffee machine and microwave available for use. The room was well-equipped, though it lacked a washing machine. For laundry, there's a public laundromat about 200 meters across the street."

"The shop owners are all Chinese, fluent in English, Japanese, and Chinese, and both men and women are very welcoming. From the hotel, walk straight to the left for one intersection, then turn right onto the main road; you'll see a FamilyMart convenience store. Walk straight to the right from the hotel onto the main road, then straight again, and you'll see a 7-Eleven. Actually, the 7-Eleven and FamilyMart are about the same size, but this 7-Eleven has a drawback: they don't have those mini sweet drinks! They don't have the kind of mini sweet drinks where fruit is juiced in a machine! The hotel is a 10-minute walk from the nearest subway station and has facilities like refrigerators. There's also a public laundry room on the first floor, but I don't know if I missed it, but it seems there's no ice machine. If you leave something behind, the hotel will send you an email reminder. While the facilities aren't as comprehensive as some Toyoko Resort hotels, it's still acceptable. Perhaps because it's a guesthouse, there's an additional 400 yen check-in tax for one night."

"The room has a sofa, which is not small. You can eat instant noodles as you like. You can also reserve a private bath. There is a jacuzzi with a sky view and a steam bath. It is great."

"The room was spacious and clean, and the bathtub worked perfectly. However, the hotel's location is a bit out of the way, making transportation a bit inconvenient. Everything else was fine, but there wasn't much in the way of service."

"The room is quite big and the structure is OK, but the tatami in the master bedroom is too shabby and old. The quality of the quilt and pillow in the room is very poor. The kitchen facilities are also a little old and not easy to use. There is no washing machine, which is a big problem for an apartment suite. The service at the front desk is very average. You have to carry the garbage down by yourself every day, which is very inconvenient. The hotel is in a residential alley, and it is not convenient to take a taxi. Fortunately, it is not far from Takashimaya."

"The location is good, and the room is decorated in a retro style. However, the room had a strong damp smell when I first checked in. There were many buttons for the shower, which made it a bit difficult to use; the water kept turning off, and I had to press them again – maybe I just didn't know how to use them properly… Also, on my first night, I left a vacuum-sealed comforter on the wardrobe (which I hadn't touched), and it suddenly fell off during the night, giving me a fright. The breakfast was quite nice. Overall, it was pretty good."

"This is one of our favorite hotels we have booked on all our trips. We booked a total of two room types in this hotel, both of which were very good. The location of the hotel is very good, the surrounding is very quiet, and the Kamo River can be seen outside the window. The scenery is very good. It is very close to Demachiyanagi Station and the bus station. It is convenient to travel, whether you are going south or north. The hotel staff are warm and polite. There are towels in the lobby on rainy days and fans on sunny days for guests to use. There are also many travel-related books in the hotel lobby that can be borrowed for free. The quality of the books is very good, and my husband read it with great interest. The hotel's cleaning is very good, no worse than a five-star hotel. The quality of various consumable supplies provided in the room is also very good, and the supplies are also very sufficient and timely. All drinks and snacks in the room are free, this is what the lobby manager told us when we checked in. Fresh refreshments were delivered every day. We later discovered that they were bought from a nearby wagashi shop, and they were different every day. Sometimes they would leave a note explaining what kind of fruit they were. On the first day of my stay, I received a handwritten welcome card from the manager, and there were also handwritten notes with weather reports and other information every day, which was very thoughtful. So my husband said this is a treasure hotel. Highly recommended to friends in need. ps If we must find a shortcoming, it is that one of the air conditioning outlets in our room is above the bed, and a little bit of wind will blow onto one of the beds. Also, the curtains themselves block light well, but there is a little light leakage at the top and bottom of the curtains."

"Very good design hotel, beyond expectations, the room is very large in Japan, the design is very strong, each house is different, the color is different, and the designer is very careful and the details are in place. The service is also very good, the breakfast is very exquisite, even the mother is full of praise. Completely exceeded our expectations. Will book this next time. Good location"

"Although the taste of breakfast is not as good as expected (at least not as delicious as the fufu next to it), the Japanese-style courtyard facing is beautiful and large (compared to fufu), so it is ignored. The attitude of the service staff is also good. The location is of course good, go out is the small blue bottle coffee shop, not far from Nanchan Temple or Kamogawa."