Hotels With WiFi in Kyoto Prefecture, Japan

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.

The rooms are typically small, but the hygiene is excellent. You can do your laundry, but getting a slot is tough; I suggest going early in the morning for the wash and dry, though I could never wake up that early myself. The hotel's location is good, with a direct bus to Kyoto Station. There's no breakfast, but you can grab a meal at Sukiya right outside, which is pretty good value for money. If the hotel were a bit cheaper, it would be great, but for weekend prices, I'd probably look elsewhere.

Miyoko Hotel is very accessible to those travelling by train. It’s right opposite to the Hajijo entrance, a 2 minutes walk to the station. The hotel is basic but very efficient in checking in and out as it’s all done through machines. The rooms are pretty small (as most hotels are). For 3 people, it can be a bit crowded. The third bed is a sofa bed. The mattress was very uncomfortable as it was a worn out spring mattress. When we raised our concern, they gave a foam sheet to put on top, which was a better situation but not very comfortable. The place can be a bit cramped and it’s hard to use the table provided. The bathrooms are not too big but sufficient. All the amenities are provided. The price was a bit steep and it came down by 23$ per night right after I checked in, which was a bit of a disappointment 😂 I would highly recommend this hotel if you want most convenience with not much luxury.

This hotel deserves only an excellent mark. The hotel is situated just one metro station from Kyoto Central Station, which is very convenient. The metro station is just 100 meters away from the hotel entrance. The hotel is surrounded by a lovely park. When I arrived, there was a book fair—lots of cheerful students, kiosks with different types of food, etc. Additionally, there is a Starbucks café and a 24/7 FamilyMart next door. The Hotel offers a laundry self-service. Theare are washing mashines with a drying fuction on the 2nd floor. The front desk personnel are very polite and speak English well. When I arrived in the morning, the manager offered to store my luggage before check-in time. When I entered my room, I instinctively checked if it was really a 4-star hotel, because it looked like a real 5-star hotel—spacious room with design details, a spacious bathroom unlike other Japanese hotels, and other features that make the room look luxurious (check the photos). Additionally, I would like to point out the perfectly working air ventilation. Unlike other Japanese hotels, which have air conditioning in the rooms, this hotel has supply ventilation that works very gently—no sound, no ice-cold drafts, just a soundless flow of fresh air. I believe that the Royal Park Hotel Kyoto Umekoji is a perfect place to stay in Kyoto.

Nice room with small space ! We love the location! Walkable to the main Kyoto station! * There's no Lobby and space for deposit the luggages you need to use coin locker outside till the check-in time! Because at the check-in counter it should be Lobby but they do the gift shop. For us everything was ok but only just the luggages issue! And highly recommend for everyone who traveling with small luggages ^^ enjoy Kyoto guys!

Loved this cozy and delightful capsule hostel. It’s just north of Nijo Castle and about a 15 min walk to the closest subway station. (Local not a JR Station) It’s about a 15 min walk from the Kyoto Palace and Gardens - just continue down the main road that fronts the premises. The deluxe cabin rooms are tucked away in the Basement level for additional quiet and privacy. There are multiple floors with capsule beds and shared bathroom facilities. There’s a laundry and common room on the 6th floor. Guests can grab all their essentials from the Family Mart or 7-Eleven just a 3 mins stroll from the front door. They also have ATMs and copying facilities. The staff are helpful and can speak reasonably good English. There is a wall of maps for major attractions close by. Loved the experience and will gladly recommend and return

The room was a bit compact, but for this area, it was considered spacious. The cleanliness was impeccable, which I was very satisfied with. The location is excellent, offering a quiet retreat while being close to bustling areas with comprehensive commercial amenities. It's about 500 meters to Karasuma Subway Station, and Kiyomizu-dera Temple is a three-kilometer walk. The onsen facilities were a little small but still well-maintained, and it wasn't crowded before dinner. Great value for money.

Please be aware of the staff who ask for cash payment for the hotel's tax when you check in. We paid by cash, but my credit card was charged again. I informed the hotel manager about it and told them to check the CCTV for the dishonest staff, but they didn't take any action about it. How can you feel safe and for your personal belongings if you're staying at a hotel that hires dishonest staff and the hotel manager is not taking action to the staff who's scamming the customer? Don't be a victim!

I really enjoyed my stay at this hotel. The room was impressively spacious, giving me plenty of comfort to relax and move around without feeling cramped. Everything was clean, well-maintained, and thoughtfully designed. They also have luggage shipping service.

This is also a Mitsui Garden Hotel, but unlike the typical 'Japanese' style I usually associate with them, it's much more modern. The public areas are excellent, and the steam room and sauna are definite highlights! They also maintain that modern aesthetic. All the showers are stand-up. The decor and material quality in the rooms and on the guest floors are a bit subpar and overly simplistic. Because the 'base color' is so dark, it tends to show dust bunnies more easily (not necessarily dirty, but it doesn't look good) 😂. The bed, however, is comfortable, and the curtains are great at blocking out light (though it's a shame the windows don't open, I just wanted some fresh air). The TV is high-definition, but its use is limited if you're out all day. The hotel is conveniently located near a bus stop, making it easy to get to attractions like Kiyomizu-dera and Eikan-do. It's actually not far from Shijo and Kyoto Station; on a nice day, you could easily walk, but if it's cold, judge your own stamina. The Gojo subway station entrance, right outside, isn't very friendly for those with large luggage as there's no elevator. Overall, the hotel service deserves a thumbs-up. The front desk staff, both male and female, speak good English and are very friendly and proactive in offering assistance. I noticed a larger number of Western guests during my stay. Just a heads-up: room trash is only collected every two days.