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Hotel Japanesque Kyoto Station Zequu

Hotel Japanesque Kyoto Station Zequu

4.4/574 Reviews
Kyoto Station and surrounding areas
Although the location is a bit further than expected, and the check in time is 4pm, the other offer and service kinda offset that. You are welcomed to put your luggage at the reception service upon arrival which is quite convenient as you don’t have to carry your backpack for the rest of the day walking up and down the slope of the nearby castles and old town. You can buy some hot bath salt pack at the reception to enjoy the hot bath inside the bathroom, it’s good to recharge your body and go for further sightseeing and walking for the next few days. The hotel provide traditional hot bath yukata clothes. The room is bigger than expected, unlike other “standard” Japanese room size, you can take this chance to repack your luggage and consider to buy more stuff in Osaka , haha. The accommodation cost is definitely worth for the overall experience.
Travelodge Kyoto Shijo Kawaramachi

Travelodge Kyoto Shijo Kawaramachi

4.5/51088 Reviews
Kawaramachi
Centrally Located with a Few Drawbacks Travel Lodge is located on a shopping street with plenty of places to eat nearby. It’s also within walking distance of Gion, making it a great base for exploring. The location offers easy access to both bus and metro lines, making transportation convenient, and it’s not a far walk to reach either option. They also provide luggage storage, which is helpful. However, be aware that rooms are only cleaned every 4th day, so if you’re staying fewer than four nights (like we did), you won’t have a clean room and you’ll need to grab supplies and exchange towels at the main desk. The hotel breakfast, served at a neighboring restaurant, was a bit of a letdown. It mainly consisted of bread and some oily sides, though the coffee and drink options were good. The room itself was typical for a Japanese hotel—compact, but clean, with a hot shower. Despite the small size, after a long day of walking, you’ll sleep fine! Just keep in mind that check-in is at 3 PM, and check-out is at 10 AM, so plan accordingly!
Suiran, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Kyoto

Suiran, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Kyoto

4.7/594 Reviews
Arashiyama/Sagano/Takao
The hotel is nested in a quiet corner, within walking distance of Sagaogurayama Tabuchiyamacho. Im however a bit disappointed with the limited facilites it offered when compared to the price we paid. We stayed in the Tsukinone Twin Room which is on the third floor of the building. The view is pleasant. The room is of decent size. Yet there were no public onsens. We need to pay YEN5000 for 45 minutes and there are only 2 private onsens. For more luxurious rooms with private onsen, the one I visited was on the ground level with no views as it were by the pathway to the reception , separated by wooden planks. We paid around Yen5000 for the breakfast in the hotel, Both western and japanese breakfasts were offered. We tried both. It is of standard. The 4 different juices presented on the top of the bento box was impressive. The vaccinity is pleasant. We could walk to the train station, the tourist rown area , the nearby parks and the world heritage sites. Nice area .
Mitsui Garden Hotel Kyoto Shijo

Mitsui Garden Hotel Kyoto Shijo

4.7/51243 Reviews
Nijo Castle
The Pros: Excellent location; Very kind, attentive and professional staff; breakfast is fine; - The Cons: It's an ageing hotel and it's starting to show; although generally clean my toilet, for example smelled persistently of urine since the moment I entered the room, as if the the flooring around the toilet had not been wiped down and disinfected; the hotel should be on top of the vacuum cleaner maintenance - they clearly do not change their dust sacks often, nor do they filter the air that is released by them; punctually every morning while walking down the corridors the smell of dust emanating from the carpets and/or vacuum cleaners is apparent; Vacuum cleaners need to be frequently maintained; Also what's up with the second card you hand-out at breakfast (other than the 'occupied' card) - It's redundant and totally useless. make things easier - not more complicated please! The large SPA is also very average. I wouldn't necessarily return to this hotel knowing that there are so many ew establishments around which offer newer and fresher facilities. You need to stay current and modern if you want to be competitive! Smarten-up please.  '
Yasakahan

Yasakahan

4.7/59 Reviews
Gion/Kiyomizu Temple
Hotel location is very good, really close to Kiyomizu Temple, very satisfied
Tazuru

Tazuru

4.2/53 Reviews
Kawaramachi
I was pretty worried at the beginning of the review, but it was really okay, right next to Kamogawa, there are a lot of restaurants in a row, the quiet side of the road is good, I like it. The room was clean, the windows opened well and the room was relatively large. We will ask for reservations if we are late for breakfast. The disadvantage is that it is quite far from the subway and attractions. It is just in the middle of Dijo Shijo Station and Gojo, which is more suitable for leisure travel partners.

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Number of Reviews75,463
Highest PriceNZD 5,229
Lowest PriceNZD 56
Average Price (Weekdays)NZD 668
Average Price (Weekends)NZD 721