Kyoto Universal Hotel Karasuma Reviews

I like this hotel, two free meals a day, nine sauna and big public bathroom, 10 mins walk to train station.

No bicycle parking @ hotel premises

From hotel to subway very close nice place clean and stuff is really nice 

It was in a quieter location than I expected, so I decided to take a walk to JR Kyoto Station early in the morning. It was just the right distance and was a good workout, which left me in a good mood.

Dinner is included in the price, but it says that you can only have one bowl of rice per person. Refills are 121 yen. There are no restrictions on breakfast.

It takes about 5 minutes to walk by electric train The supermarket is about a three-minute walk away The hotel is relatively remote and very quiet at night. The soundproofing effect of the room is good and I slept peacefully. I’ll stay here the same way next time I have a chance😊

酒店情況還好，員工有禮貌。房間有獨立的浴室，但是Wifi 常常斷。 The hotel is in good condition in general. The staff is polite. There is an independent bathroom for me alone. However, the Wifi is often disconnected.

The front desk was very polite, but actually had racial discrimination. There were many vacant rooms on Monday night. Because I was Chinese, they arranged me to the last room on the 5th floor. The window was facing the road, so I couldn't sleep in the morning. Secondly, the bed sheet had stains, and when I opened the quilt, it was messy. I was angry and asked the front desk to change it. The Japanese always leave the worst rooms for the Chinese or foreigners.

I'm not sure if it can be called a hotel. The rooms are like an apartment complex. The food was also disappointing, considering how much they advertised on their website.

Check-in is from 4pm, so I thought I was staying at another hotel, so I waited a little. The lights were off at the front desk until reception started, so it was dim. A foreigner? kept asking to be allowed to check in earlier, but he said that 30% would be added, so he kept quiet. I was impressed by how resolutely they handled the situation. Since it is an apartment type, there is no air conditioning in the hallway. I sweated again after taking a bath. I didn't want that to happen in the morning, so I used the bath in my room. You can choose between curry and a set meal for meals. The food is like that of a training camp, but for the price, I guess it's understandable. There are wide and narrow beds, and for some reason the mattress of the narrow one seems to be split in the middle. The wires for the hair dryer and kettle were not bundled, so it was fine to use them, but the room making was a bit of a problem. I didn't use the parking lot this time, but the person after me was informed that it would cost 1,980 yen. I guess it can't be helped since it's a tourist spot near the station.

Dinner and breakfast are included. The price/performance ratio is very high. The room is clean. No comments. Like it.

If you don't have any particular preferences for breakfast or dinner, I think this is a very good hotel for the price. The building is old, but it is well-cleaned ◎◎ Given the current situation, I wish there was hand soap in the room, and it was a shame that I had to go around outside to get to the parking lot. I had a lot of luggage, so I would like to use the elevator!

The room was pitifully small, extremely small. There was no food near the hotel. The food in the restaurant was terrible. Check-in was not allowed until 4 o'clock.

It's a weekend, and the price increase in a familiar hotel is outrageous. I didn't expect that this hotel near Kujo had special rooms, so I came here. After booking, the reviews were very average and I even made a record. After arriving, I thought it was okay. I don't know if there was any school sports meeting that day, and many middle school students stayed there. The entire hotel environment feels a bit like a guest house. The rooms are old-fashioned, but they are still very clean and all facilities are functioning. Then it actually includes breakfast and dinner, which feels like a canteen and can be eaten. Don't ask for anything at this price.