2-Star Hotels in Kyoto Prefecture, Japan

I wanted to stay in a traditional Japanese-style room typical of Kyoto, and I had a wonderful time. I was impressed by the earthen-floored kitchen. It was a comfortable stay in a charming old house. I used a private Japanese-style room on the second floor facing the shopping street. The Japanese furniture, such as the low table and clothes rack, was lovely and convenient. Although I could hear conversations from other rooms, everyone was well-mannered that day, and it became quiet after midnight, so I was able to sleep without any problems. The location is very convenient, right near Higashiyama Station. I stayed there for a concert held at the Rohm Theatre, and the convenient location made getting around very easy. They offer free porridge for breakfast, which I enjoyed. I think the rice is delicious, as it was very tasty even without adding anything. If I have the opportunity to stay again, I'll bring some dried sardines and kelp! I was very grateful that they allowed me to leave my luggage after check-out. There is only one shower room, so I used a nearby public bath. Coffee, tea, and green tea are available free of charge. You can make it by boiling water in the kettle. Towels, yukata (Japanese robes), and toothbrushes are available for a fee, so guests need to purchase them or bring their own. There are many delicious restaurants nearby, and I enjoyed trying various places like Shokudo Hayashiya, Marushin Hanten, and Kyoto Gion Bologna Coffee Shop. I would like to stay here again if I have the opportunity.

This is the first time I've met such a cool hostel. A common area for every taste - tables, a kitchen, and even a meeting room. The staff is very pleasant, the capsules are comfortable and spacious. They are divided into floors by floor, which is a big plus. The showers are clean, there is a laundry room. The breakfasts are top.

I really liked the hotel. The room was decorated in a traditional Japanese style. Shops, transportation, and attractions were all within walking distance. It was quiet, clean, and there was always hot water. A nice bonus was the breakfast with toast, butter, jam, and fruit. I was very pleased. I recommend it!

This hostel provides free bath and face towels, which was super convenient and comfortable for my three-day stay. Everything was great; the showers had shampoo, conditioner, and body wash, and the toilet in the bathroom was clean and even heated. The smoking area is outdoors. When I came back in the evening, there were even guests playing Contra in the lobby. It was a very pleasant stay.

Having stayed in many capsule hotels, this one offered the best experience by far. It has a large public bath and individual shower rooms, as well as a common lounge. Plus, there's a free lactic acid drink served in the afternoon. Most other hotels require guests to check out by 10 AM, but this one has no such strict rule, allowing residents to return to the hotel for a rest during midday, which makes traveling much more convenient and flexible. There's also a supermarket and duty-free shop nearby, which is very handy. The only downside is that the transportation isn't as convenient as I'd hoped. While it's easy to get there by bus, the bus frequency is quite low, and if you take the subway, it's at least a 15-minute walk. I'd definitely choose this chain of capsule hotels again!

The location is fantastic, with convenient access to public transportation, as the bus/tram stop is right next door. It's a straight shot to Kiyomizu-dera Temple, and Nijo Castle and Kyoto Imperial Palace are very close by. The hostel is within a 15-minute walk of the Kamo River and Hanamikoji. You can also take a direct bus to attractions like the Philosopher's Path. The area is lively, with plenty of shops and malls nearby. The room is quite quiet. The front desk staff doesn't speak Chinese, only English and Japanese. The main topics of communication were confirming accommodation details, collecting accommodation tax, asking if paid pajamas were needed, noting that one key card opens all locks, and providing the room number and floor (my female dorm was on the first floor, to the left of the elevator once you enter). Disposable toiletries can be picked up near the elevator. Overall, it's clean and hygienic. The vanity area/showers/toilets/individual locker area/washing machine (not sure if it's coin-operated) are all available. The functional area signs aren't very obvious; the toilets are located within the washroom area.

Cute place to stay in a spacious mixed dorm. The dorm was well designed with lockers and lots of small shelves next to the bed plus a sink in the room. Bed was a little hard but not terrible. Found the self check-in process very convenient and clearly explained, you have to pay city tax and any extra charges separately before check-out, which you can do online with a qr code or cash if you have the exact amount. Nice to experience a more traditional building in Kyoto. The free rice porridge and teas and coffee was a great bonus. Plenty of convenience shops nearby and right near Kyoto Station. Overall a really relaxing and cosy place to stay!

The reception was very warm; there was even a Russian-speaking staff member who gave us detailed information about the hotel's surroundings. Thanks to him, we were able to find perhaps the best cento of our trip. The room's downsides included the windows not opening, the combined bathroom and shower, and short blankets. The room's advantages included power outlets by the bed.

The overall environment of the hotel is quite clean, but the check-out time is not a good time to remember, I thought it was an hour earlier than the domestic, 11:00 check-out, I didn't expect it to be 10:00 The room is quite small overall, but the overall feeling is not bad, experience the Japanese accommodation atmosphere, a novel experience, the surrounding is quite quiet, not very noisy, belongs to the residential area, it is convenient to go anywhere, walk about 7 minutes to the subway station, But after the evening, there are residential areas, there are no people activities, not even convenience stores, there are coin-operated self-service vending machines downstairs, everyone needs to pay attention to this 

increíble! de mis alojamientos favoritos en japón, la cama ideal, está todo súper nuevo y te ofrecen muchos amenities. está justo en el barrio de gion cerca de todo lo principal de kyoto