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KYORAN-SEIFUTEI

KYORAN-SEIFUTEI

Kyoto Station Kyoto|0.2km from Kamo River
"KYORAN" is developing a higher-grade single machiya rental business based on Kyoto with the concept of "Garden x Open-air bath x Machiya". Based on Kyoto-like Machiya, including the courtyard, we provide a high-quality space and experience by combining retro and modern, cleanliness and bath culture.The house is located 10 mins walk from Kyoto Station, equipped with traditional craft "Shigaraki pottery bath" , Queen Size Bed, tatami, floor heating, drum type washer, Netflix, Youtube and etc.
The Thousand Kyoto
4.8/5279 Reviews

The Thousand Kyoto

Kyoto Station Kyoto|0.85km from Kamo River
Location of the hotel is excellent. It is just right by Kyoto station, making it extremely easy and convenient to not only visit all the major sites but also to travel interstate via the Shinkansen. Hotel is modern Japanese theme is absolutely stunning both from the exterior and interior. The hotel room is also very luxurious (and big by Japanese standards), with a beautiful spa-themed bathroom that is a joy to come back to after all the exploring. For breakfast, you get a choice of either Japanese (kaiseke style) or western/intercontinental. Both choices were delicious (but If I had to pick only one, I’d go for the Japanese one). Gym was also very decently equipped and there is a spa/onsen within the hotel. Overall, I would return here again for another stay when I’m back in Kyoto! ❤️
Hotel Granvia Kyoto
4.6/5230 Reviews

Hotel Granvia Kyoto

Kyoto Station Kyoto|0.91km from Kamo River
I choose this hotel because its in the train station and beside metro subway and in front local bus and taxi area for good transportation. Lots food area 😋 Kyoto to osaka rapid train 580 yen about 30 mins travel time . No need for the bullet train save your money. I used jr railpass last year a waste of money . 15 mins travel time thats differences. Get the jr railway pass if your doing a lot of long travel for bullet train and work it out if you need to travel alot. I hope this info will help you out on your travels . Cherrs
Hyatt Regency Kyoto
4.4/557 Reviews

Hyatt Regency Kyoto

Higashiyama Kyoto|1.08km from Kamo River
The hotel staffs are professional and enthusiastic. For the seven days stay, everything was perfect. The room is spacious compared with other hotels at the same level. The hardware are well maintained. The restaurants provide great food. The breakfast at Cafe 33 is great but limited in variety given the price. The Italian restaurant trattoria sette provides great pizza and pasta. The location is quite convenient given its proximity to Kyoto Station, thought it’s a bit far from Kawaramachi. There are bus stops connecting Gion, Higashiyama, Kawaramachi, Kyoto Station and Tofukuji quite near the hotel.
Kiraku Kyoto Honmachi
4.1/53 Reviews

Kiraku Kyoto Honmachi

Higashiyama Kyoto|1.09km from Kamo River
With a stay at this hotel, you'll be centrally located in Kyoto, just a 3-minute walk from Sanjusangen-do Temple and 8 minutes by foot from Kawaramachi Street. This hotel is 1.1 mi (1.8 km) from Kyoto Tower and 1.1 mi (1.8 km) from Kiyomizu Temple.Make use of convenient amenities, which include complimentary wireless internet access and concierge services.Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge. Local cuisine breakfasts are available daily from 8 AM to 8:30 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include multilingual staff, microwave in a common area, and refrigerator in a common area.Make yourself comfortable in this vacation home, which features an outdoor private spa tub and a flat-screen TV. Your pillowtop bed comes with a down comforter. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. A private bathroom with a separate bathtub and shower features a deep soaking tub and a rainfall showerhead.
Marufukuro
4.8/542 Reviews

Marufukuro

Kyoto Station Kyoto|1.25km from Kamo River
On one hand, it’s a gorgeous hotel with incredible, professional and helpful staff. Very comfortable accommodation (we booked the suite; room 401) with high spec finishing and serious eye to detail. All mod cons, first class shower/ toiletries and a bed you don’t want to leave. There’s a library on 3rd floor with Nintendo memorabilia and a well stocked whisky bar with a little outside space - very relaxing. On the other hand, the location isn’t great. Whilst only 1.6km from the action, you REALLY notice it, mainly due to one factor, food. A) there is no room service. B) there are literally 2-3 restaurants in a 7 minute walking distance (2 of which we went to and left after a drink). C) limited food at the hotel and at set times. Breakfast, lunch and dinner all need to be pre-booked (if not part of your room cost). All are set menus i.e. you have no choice. You get what your given with a decent price tag. We tried breakfast on our last morning and whilst the quality was good, it really wasn’t to our taste. The lounge has snacks but it’s literally that; cheese, ham, chocolate or cake. So if food and location are not top on your priority list, this is a strong 4*, maybe even a 5* hotel and experience. If they are though, overall it’s probably closer to a 3* experience and therefore, you question the value for money. Again, the staff were excellent and one of the highlights of our stay.

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Family Inn Kei
4.5/514 Reviews

Family Inn Kei

Kyoto|0.17km from Kamo River
Full equipment. Quiet neighborhood but not far from station. Parking space for extra charge.
Randor Hotel Kyoto Suites
4.2/560 Reviews

Randor Hotel Kyoto Suites

Kyoto|0.22km from Kamo River
My family and I planned a trip to Osaka and Kyoto. Our original plan was to stay in Kyoto. We reserved a room at the Randor Residential Hotel Kyoto Suites for 3 nights as the reviews were very positive and the rate was exceptional. We reviewed the cancellation policy and understood it as saying the room is refundable provided cancellation occurs 7 days prior to arrival. Soon after booking the room, our family decided it would be best to stay in Osaka as opposed to Kyoto. We cancelled the room at the Randor. This was 8 days prior to our planned arrival, however, I noticed that I was not refunded for the stay. I called customer service at the third party site from which we booked (I was unable to find a direct website for the hotel) as it is their policy they should communicate directly with the hotel. They contacted the hotel and were told their policy was that the cancellation must occur ”7 days prior to the day prior to arrival” and that they would not refund the money as a result. I felt this wording was odd as I have stayed at hotels all of the world and know that cancellation policies typically do not reference ”the day prior to the day prior to arrival”, however, recognized that perhaps I had misunderstood. I instead requested to have the room back since we were still making the trip, had not yet reserved another hotel, and my money would not be refunded. I was told that there were no other rooms available. I viewed my travel dates on multiple websites and saw that there were many other rooms available at this hotel. If the hotel did not plan to refund me, and there were still rooms available on my travel dates, I was unclear as to why I could not be given an available room. The hotel said they would need to speak with their manager and that he would return the following day. I followed up on this concern daily, however, everyday that we called (during normal business hours in Japan) the manager was not available to discuss this concern. To add insult to injury, the website now said that the cancellation policy was that cancellations should occur ”3 days prior to the day of arrival” and the policy continued to change with each day. We ended up losing our money and having to scramble to find a room at another hotel the day before our trip. I had not booked another room because I have been living in Japan for two years and become accustomed to outstanding customer service. I was not requesting a refund and there were many rooms still available at the hotel, so I was confident that the hotel would make good on my request for ANY room, but it seems this was not the case. I certainly understand policies as I make them routinely at my own job, however, if something is a ”policy” it should not change from day to day. I will be more than happy to speak to a representative from Randor about my experience in hopes of improving customer service for future patrons.
Kyoto Crystal Hotel Ⅲ
4.3/573 Reviews

Kyoto Crystal Hotel Ⅲ

Kyoto Station Kyoto|0.32km from Kamo River
I had a great deal on this hotel and was very happy with my choice. The room was super clean and more spacious than I expected. No closet for your clothes, though. there is one drawer next to the bed, for some small stuff. Two electricity sockets and 2 usb inlets per bed. The beds were very comfy! Shower and bath were perfect. Reception was very accommodating. The room has a water heater and fridge. Couple of things notable: Station Tokyo is a 10 minutes walk, if you walk briskly. I thought the station was closer by, so that was a misconception on my part. Breakfast is very Japanese: many choices, but definitely not for vegetarians. I was glad our neighbors spent their evenings talking and not much else, because we could hear them talk, the walls were that thin. No safe in the room. All in all, I would personally choose an hotel nearer to the station, but if you don't mind the walk, the price and quality of the hotel couldn't be better, that's why 4 stars.
hotel MONday Premium Kyoto Sta Higashikujo

hotel MONday Premium Kyoto Sta Higashikujo

Kyoto Station Kyoto|0.33km from Kamo River
10-minute walk from Hachijo Higashi Exit, JR Kyoto Station, 5-minute walk from Kujo Station, Kyoto Subway. hotel MONday Kyoto Eki Higashi is in great location for customers from all over Japan and great base for sightseeing around Kyoto. During your stay, you can bring with you a mobile device Handy, which is available as portable Wi-Fi.
Kyoto Plaza Hotel Kyoto Station South
3.9/59 Reviews

Kyoto Plaza Hotel Kyoto Station South

Kyoto Station Kyoto|0.4km from Kamo River
There is a private paid (1000 yen) parking lot just north of the hotel. It is convenient because the car can be in and out on the way. I stayed ３ for a single on the eight floor in a 9-story hotel. The service from ６ in the afternoon is great. What a free rice and miso soup. The accustomed guests brought a little side dishes in advance and were eating. ８ from the month to the service only on weekdays. The room is independent air conditioning, the floor is flooring and carpet. A slightly hard and comfortable bed, WIFI is fast and comfortable. The number of outlets is also enough. The tea service was equipped with coffee, tea, cups and glasses, and even a tea spoon that was only more than a luxury hotel. The bathroom is unit type, and the bathtub is a little more legs, but (a little luxury?) Mineral water １ this service is unnecessary. The microwave oven and ice are in front of the front desk on the first floor, so it is also suitable for consecutive nights. Breakfast is ５００ yen. From the richness of the contents of the menu, it is quite reasonable. It is a hotel full of services that is best rented bicycles (paid but cheap) for sightseeing in Kyoto.
Almont Hotel Kyoto
4.5/588 Reviews

Almont Hotel Kyoto

Kyoto Station Kyoto|0.42km from Kamo River
It was my second stay. First of all, as soon as I entered from the entrance, I was greeted by the people at the front desk and the guides were very nice. The room was very clean and the outlet was properly installed at the pillow and I was able to spend really comfortable. However, unfortunately, the dressing area in the large communal bath is small and the shower head is small, so the pressure of the water is perfect, but I felt inconvenience when washing my head. However, such dissatisfaction was that the breakfast was wonderfully canceled. In addition to the variety, each one is delicious anyway! Although the chawanmushi is small in size, it has been transmitted that they are carefully made one by one. Not only Yuba, but also udon, bean rice, and Western food, so I ate too much as a result. After all, I think breakfast should be included if you stay at a hotel in Kyoto. It is one of the hotels I would like to take care of if I have another chance.

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Tofukuji Riverside
4.3/521 Reviews

Tofukuji Riverside

Kyoto|0.23km from Kamo River
Located in Kyoto (Higashiyama Ward), Tofukuji Riverside is within a 15-minute walk of Kawaramachi Street and Sanjusangen-do Temple. This apartment is 1.3 mi (2 km) from Kyoto Tower and 1.4 mi (2.2 km) from Fushimi Inari Shrine.Featured amenities include express check-out and multilingual staff.Make yourself at home in one of the 11 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchenettes with full-sized refrigerators/freezers and stovetops. 50-inch flat-screen televisions with digital programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected. Conveniences include desks and microwaves.
Chisun Premium Kyoto Kujo
4.6/553 Reviews

Chisun Premium Kyoto Kujo

Kyoto Station Kyoto|0.29km from Kamo River
The hotel management let us down in the last 15 minutes before we left although everything was good before then. We checked out 15 minutes earlier at around 9.45 in the morning and loaded our luggage to our car at the hotel parking space. Just walked away, a man rushed to us and yelled at us without showing his identity: ‘Did you park your car there? You must go now!’ We said that we were the hotel guest and asked who he was. Reluctantly but still not showing his name badge, he said that he was the hotel manager (what a hotel manager!) and insisted we must drive away immediately. Very unset to a hotel guest who was allowed by its staff to park their car the night before to be greeted by a manager like that, right? Going back to the hotel front desk to settle the trouble, the man remained arrogant, did not apologize and just kept saying ‘you CANNOT park the car’ without mentioning why we COULD in fact park our car there overnight. (Why it was permitted by front desk staff? Why was there no sign and no block there? Why no one called to our room and explained if it was a breach of hotel regulation?) When we said as a hotel guest we should still have the right to park the car before checkout time which was 10.00 am, the man seemed not figuring out what our argument was and, most ridiculously, as a hotel manager to greet guests all over the world, he did not know what the words ‘courtesy’ and ‘polite’ mean. Fortunately we just stayed at Chisun Premium Kujo for one night in our 7-day trip in Kyoto. It was a totally different experience when we stayed at 俵屋旅館and Gate Hotel the following days, which was an authentic Kyoto experience to a frequent Kyoto traveller like us. As management in our own company, we reassure that, from Chisun’s experience, training to manager is much more important than to junior staff. Very often it is the management, not frontline staff, who irritates customers and ruins the company’s reputation. We had the man’s business card at last but are not going to show here. Hope the hotel management can train their staff professionally in the future.
Tabist Sparkling Dolphins Inn Kyoto
4/54 Reviews

Tabist Sparkling Dolphins Inn Kyoto

Kyoto Station Kyoto|0.41km from Kamo River
I recently took a school group of 18 students and 4 teachers to Japan and we stayed at the Sparkling Dolphins Inn with in Kyoto. The students and staff absolutely loved staying at this inn as the rooms were very comfortable and clean. The futons were cosy and the air conditioning was very welcome in the heat. Each room was very clean and towels were replaced every day. The real joy in this inn is the owner, who was absolutely amazing! He was very engaging and welcomed our group warmly. On days when we had an early start, he arranged a takeaway breakfast for us to enjoy - even playing a prank on a few students by putting a sweet potato in their Brekky bag 😂 When one of my students became unwell at night, the owner went out of his way ti assist us - calling local medical centres to find one with a short wait, then organising a taxi for us. His hospitality was very appreciated! On our last day at the inn, the owner gifted all of us a copy of a group photo we had taken together at the front of the inn, and gave the teachers a box of Kyoto rice crackers. His service was so thoughtful and caring! I will definitely be booking Sparkling Dolphins Inn for my next school trip as our whole group agreed that we loved our stay there!
Hotel Keihan Kyoto Hachijoguchi
4.4/5622 Reviews

Hotel Keihan Kyoto Hachijoguchi

Kyoto Station Kyoto|0.54km from Kamo River
Did’t fail to disappoint. 3rd time staying at Kyoto Hachijoguchi in less than a year. Clean, comfortable, good amenities and excellent price point for location. Kyoto main station, subway, bus stop, mall and 24 hr food joint are all within 8 min walking distance.
DoubleTree by Hilton Kyoto Station
4.5/5112 Reviews

DoubleTree by Hilton Kyoto Station

Kyoto Station Kyoto|0.56km from Kamo River
The location is very convenient and the price is super high! The room is relatively large in Japanese hotels, the facilities are very new and convenient, and the sanitation is also very good! When we arrived, a waiter who had studied in China gave us a detailed explanation. The yukata in the room is very beautiful, just in time for the last day of the trip, the cherry blossoms are blooming, and the photo of the yukata with cherry blossoms is very beautiful! In short, I will choose again next time I travel!
Piece Hostel Kyoto
4.6/537 Reviews

Piece Hostel Kyoto

Kyoto Station Kyoto|0.58km from Kamo River
With a stay at Piece Hostel Kyoto, you'll be centrally located in Kyoto, just a 4-minute walk from Kawaramachi Street and 10 minutes by foot from Kyoto Tower. This hostel is 0.8 mi (1.2 km) from Sanjusangen-do Temple and 2 mi (3.2 km) from Fushimi Inari Shrine.Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as bicycles to rent or take in the view from a rooftop terrace and a garden. Additional amenities at this hostel include complimentary wireless internet access and a television in a common area.Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge.Featured amenities include a computer station, multilingual staff, and luggage storage.Make yourself at home in one of the 50 guestrooms. Your room comes with a memory foam bed. Prepare your meals in the shared/communal kitchen. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms feature bathtubs or showers, complimentary toiletries, and slippers.

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Rinn Tofukuji Kamogawa

Rinn Tofukuji Kamogawa

4.7/58 Reviews
It was about 20 minutes walk from Kyoto Station, so it was a long way to go. Google Maps seems to be not good at catching the bus to the hostel, but the bus from Kyoto Station to the vicinity of the hostel did not come often. But the dormitory is very good to think that I want to live again There are stations and bus stops near the dormitory, so the road to the tourist attractions is not far away. Check-in must be done at the main store (?) near Kyoto Station. I didn't know that, so I walked 20 minutes from Kyoto Station to the hostel, and then took the train from the station near the hostel and went back to Kyoto Station. But kindly, when I went back to the dormitory, I took a taxi and I was able to go back to the dormitory very comfortably. The staff were friendly.
Family Inn Kei

Family Inn Kei

4.5/514 Reviews
Full equipment. Quiet neighborhood but not far from station. Parking space for extra charge.
Randor Hotel Kyoto Suites

Randor Hotel Kyoto Suites

4.2/560 Reviews
My family and I planned a trip to Osaka and Kyoto. Our original plan was to stay in Kyoto. We reserved a room at the Randor Residential Hotel Kyoto Suites for 3 nights as the reviews were very positive and the rate was exceptional. We reviewed the cancellation policy and understood it as saying the room is refundable provided cancellation occurs 7 days prior to arrival. Soon after booking the room, our family decided it would be best to stay in Osaka as opposed to Kyoto. We cancelled the room at the Randor. This was 8 days prior to our planned arrival, however, I noticed that I was not refunded for the stay. I called customer service at the third party site from which we booked (I was unable to find a direct website for the hotel) as it is their policy they should communicate directly with the hotel. They contacted the hotel and were told their policy was that the cancellation must occur ”7 days prior to the day prior to arrival” and that they would not refund the money as a result. I felt this wording was odd as I have stayed at hotels all of the world and know that cancellation policies typically do not reference ”the day prior to the day prior to arrival”, however, recognized that perhaps I had misunderstood. I instead requested to have the room back since we were still making the trip, had not yet reserved another hotel, and my money would not be refunded. I was told that there were no other rooms available. I viewed my travel dates on multiple websites and saw that there were many other rooms available at this hotel. If the hotel did not plan to refund me, and there were still rooms available on my travel dates, I was unclear as to why I could not be given an available room. The hotel said they would need to speak with their manager and that he would return the following day. I followed up on this concern daily, however, everyday that we called (during normal business hours in Japan) the manager was not available to discuss this concern. To add insult to injury, the website now said that the cancellation policy was that cancellations should occur ”3 days prior to the day of arrival” and the policy continued to change with each day. We ended up losing our money and having to scramble to find a room at another hotel the day before our trip. I had not booked another room because I have been living in Japan for two years and become accustomed to outstanding customer service. I was not requesting a refund and there were many rooms still available at the hotel, so I was confident that the hotel would make good on my request for ANY room, but it seems this was not the case. I certainly understand policies as I make them routinely at my own job, however, if something is a ”policy” it should not change from day to day. I will be more than happy to speak to a representative from Randor about my experience in hopes of improving customer service for future patrons.
Kevin's Place II (Annex)

Kevin's Place II (Annex)

4.4/53 Reviews
Kyoto Station
We stayed there a couple of nights and we had a great stay. First of all the owner is really open and helpful (he answered to the questions within a couple of hours). We arrived at 10 am and could leave the luggage while cleaning was taking place. The flat is very clean and everything is almost new. Moreover the flat is provided with everything you might need, from electric stove to microwave, from kitchenware to bathfoam, from washing machine to cleaning powder, from kettle to instant coffee. Futons and blankets are really confortable and clean.
Kyoto City Gardens Hotel

Kyoto City Gardens Hotel

3.7/56 Reviews
Kyoto Station
It is within a 10-minute walk from Kujo Station on the Karasuma Subway Line, and there are few restaurants and only a few convenience stores in the area. I felt it was inconvenient because most of the staff were foreigners and it was only one surgery. The room had a nice wood-grained desk and bed area, but the only toiletries were a toothbrush and a razor.There was a musty smell coming from the bathtub, and although I tried using deodorizer to temporarily relieve it, there was black mold on the shower curtain. This would be it. This is a hotel that cannot be recommended.
Chisun Premium Kyoto Kujo

Chisun Premium Kyoto Kujo

4.6/553 Reviews
Kyoto Station
The hotel management let us down in the last 15 minutes before we left although everything was good before then. We checked out 15 minutes earlier at around 9.45 in the morning and loaded our luggage to our car at the hotel parking space. Just walked away, a man rushed to us and yelled at us without showing his identity: ‘Did you park your car there? You must go now!’ We said that we were the hotel guest and asked who he was. Reluctantly but still not showing his name badge, he said that he was the hotel manager (what a hotel manager!) and insisted we must drive away immediately. Very unset to a hotel guest who was allowed by its staff to park their car the night before to be greeted by a manager like that, right? Going back to the hotel front desk to settle the trouble, the man remained arrogant, did not apologize and just kept saying ‘you CANNOT park the car’ without mentioning why we COULD in fact park our car there overnight. (Why it was permitted by front desk staff? Why was there no sign and no block there? Why no one called to our room and explained if it was a breach of hotel regulation?) When we said as a hotel guest we should still have the right to park the car before checkout time which was 10.00 am, the man seemed not figuring out what our argument was and, most ridiculously, as a hotel manager to greet guests all over the world, he did not know what the words ‘courtesy’ and ‘polite’ mean. Fortunately we just stayed at Chisun Premium Kujo for one night in our 7-day trip in Kyoto. It was a totally different experience when we stayed at 俵屋旅館and Gate Hotel the following days, which was an authentic Kyoto experience to a frequent Kyoto traveller like us. As management in our own company, we reassure that, from Chisun’s experience, training to manager is much more important than to junior staff. Very often it is the management, not frontline staff, who irritates customers and ruins the company’s reputation. We had the man’s business card at last but are not going to show here. Hope the hotel management can train their staff professionally in the future.

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Introduction to Kyoto

As the former imperial capital of Japan, Kyoto effortlessly blends the old with the new. This city in the Kansai region is renowned for its well-preserved temples, stunning gardens, traditional teahouses, and the historic geisha district of Gion.

Tips for Travelling to Kyoto

Travelers usually fly into Kansai International Airport or Osaka Itami Airport before making their way to Kyoto by train or bus. The city has an efficient network of buses and trains, including a subway system.

The official currency is the Japanese Yen (JPY). Credit cards are accepted in many places, but cash is still commonly used. Japanese is the primary language spoken, though English is understood in many tourist areas.

Visa policies vary based on nationality and duration of stay, so it is advisable to check prior to your visit.

Popular Attractions in Kyoto

Kyoto is home to an array of UNESCO World Heritage Sites including Kinkaku-ji (Golden Pavilion), Fushimi Inari Taisha, and Kiyomizu-dera Temple. Wander around the Arashiyama Bamboo Grove, or take a walk through the historic streets of Gion.

Don't forget to visit Nijo Castle and the Philosopher's Path, especially during cherry blossom season.

Weather, Best Time to Visit, and What to Wear

Kyoto experiences four distinct seasons: humid summers, chilly winters, and mild springs and autumns. The city is particularly popular during spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) when cherry blossoms and autumn leaves transform the landscape.

Given the varied climate, clothing should be season appropriate. Comfortable shoes are essential for temple hopping.

Choosing Your Ideal Hotel in Kyoto

For a luxury stay, consider the Ritz-Carlton Kyoto or the Four Seasons Hotel Kyoto. Budget travelers might opt for Piece Hostel Sanjo, known for its great location and friendly staff.

The M's Inn Higashiyama offers an Instagram-worthy experience with its modern design, while the Kyoto Granbell Hotel is a great option for those seeking proximity to the Gion district.

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