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THE POCKET HOTEL Kyoto Shijo Karasuma is located in Kyoto. Offering a shared lounge, the property is located within a 13-minute walk of Kyoto International Manga Museum. It's halfway between a capsule hotel and a hotel. Although the bathroom and shower are shared, the facilities are designed to give you personal space more than a capsule hotel will do. You don't hear your neighbor breath or wake up in the morning. They have "comfortable" clothes you can wear to walk around and sleep with, slippers, toothbrush, body soap and shampoo you can use. Everything is very clean too. The hotel is located in a very quiet alley next door to Nishiki market on one side and to a very big commercial street on the other side so you don't wake up to the noise of traffic. It's also at a walking distance from public transport and Gion.
THE GARNET HOTEL Kyoto station is located in Kyoto. This 3-star hotel offers free shuttle service. The property provides a 24-hour front desk. It’s a brand new hotel, has a very clean and modern look. They give you a mobile phone for calls and internet, which was convenient.
Hotel Resol Trinity Kyoto Oikefuyacho in Kyoto provides accommodations with a spa & wellness center and a garden. Perfect location in a quiet street, 5min walking distance from shops, 10min from main attractions and subway. Room was great, clean and super quiet. Amazing onsen! Great Breakfast
Located in Kyoto, within a 9-minute walk of Samurai Kembu Kyoto and 0.7 miles of Kyoto International Manga Museum, Hotel Resol Kyoto Kawaramachi Sanjo has accommodations with a shared lounge and free... Everything about this hotel is great! From check in to check out, localization, staff, service room... even the style of this hotel gives to you a unique experience. Best cost-benefit!
Daiwa Royal Hotel Grande Kyoto is located just a 5-minute walk from JR Kyoto Station. The hotel is an 18-minute walk from Tofuku-ji Temple and 1.4 mi from Kiyomizu-dera Temple. Everything was great!! Very clean , comfortable and great stuff! Awesome location and very quite and good size rooms!!
Suzakukan is an apartment nestled in Kyoto, a 5-minute bus ride away from Nijo Station. All rooms feature free high-speed WiFi access. The property features Japanese-style designs. This is a very good place to stay. New, well designed and cleverly laid out, the Suzaku Crossing is utterly spotless and very well located for visiting the city. The room we stayed in was larger than the basic, which I recommend as it gives you a tatami seating area and small kitchen. Beds were comfortable and the daily cleaning service was excellent. The hotel has some good ideas for younger visitors on how to access points of interest in the city, and you can hire bikes etc. But we used the buses, which are plentiful and easy to use. It's not in the centre, but the bonus here is you get to live in a residential district.
Popular with guests booking hotels in Kyoto
Popular with guests booking hotels in Kyoto
Popular with guests booking hotels in Kyoto
Popular with guests booking hotels in Kyoto
Providing free WiFi, Nagi Kyoto Arashiyama offers accommodations in Kyoto, a 14-minute walk from Arashiama Bamboo Grove. Loved the convenience of the location, attentiveness of staff, room comfort and amenities and the...
2297 feet from Samurai Kembu Kyoto, Cross Hotel Kyoto is set in Kyoto and provides rooms with free WiFi. Located in the Nakagyo Ward district, the property provides guests with access to a restaurant.... Prime and convenient location.
Open from August 2018, IMU HOTEL KYOTO is located in Kyoto, 5-minute walk from Shijo-Karasuma Metro Station and Hankyu Karasuma Station. Place was amazing for the price. They had a long list of amenities and the staff were very friendly.
A 14-minute walk from Kyoto International Manga Museum, The Share Hotels Rakuro Kyoto is located in Kyoto and has air-conditioned rooms. Excellent hotel. Very good location. Close to subway. Very clean and comfortable.
Featuring a garden and free WiFi, Tomoya Residence Hotel Kyoto is located in Kyoto. Around a 9-minute walk from Kyoto International Manga Museum, the property is also close to Samurai Kembu Kyoto. Everything perfect and a very good price.
Located in Kyoto, a 15-minute walk from Samurai Kembu Kyoto, My K House has rooms with free WiFi access. Located conveniently in the Shimogyo Ward district, this hotel provides a bar. Perfect location, super friendly staff, big rooms, lovely decor and beautiful balconies.
Awarded two pavilions by the Michelin Guide 2019, Hotel Alza Kyoto is located near the Kamo River and within Gion District, a 2-minute walk from Sanjo Station. everything about this hotel is awesome!
Hotel Ethnography - Gion Shinmonzen is located in Kyoto, a 7-minute walk from Samurai Kembu Kyoto. Love the design and comfort of the room.
THE POCKET HOTEL Kyoto Shijo Karasuma is located in Kyoto. Offering a shared lounge, the property is located within a 13-minute walk of Kyoto International Manga Museum. It's halfway between a capsule hotel and a hotel.
FUGASTAY Shijo Omiya is located in Kyoto, 0.7 mi from Kyoto International Manga Museum and 0.8 mi from Nijo Castle. It's a very nice stay in Kyoto. The place is amazing and the facilities provided are...
Providing free WiFi, Hotel WBF Kyoto Shijo NISHIKITEI offers rooms in Kyoto, an 11-minute walk from Kyoto International Manga Museum. Perfect place!!!! Location near to Gion area, the onsen was awesome!!
Open from September 2018, providing free WiFi throughout the property, the b kyoto shijo offers accommodations in Kyoto, just a 3-minute walk from Omiya Station and Shijo Omiya Station. Excellent location and very friendly staff! We enjoyed our staff.
Daiwa Royal Hotel Grande Kyoto is located just a 5-minute walk from JR Kyoto Station. The hotel is an 18-minute walk from Tofuku-ji Temple and 1.4 mi from Kiyomizu-dera Temple. Everything was great!! Very clean , comfortable and great stuff!
Located within a 13-minute walk of Kyoto International Manga Museum and 1.4 miles of Samurai Kembu Kyoto, The Royal Park Hotel Kyoto Shijo provides rooms with air conditioning and a private bathroom... Location, the room was rather large and we liked the bakery downstairs very much.
Hotel Kuu Kyoto is located in Kyoto, a 16-minute walk from Sanjusangen-do Temple, and provides free WiFi. Featuring a 24-hour front desk, this property also provides guests with a restaurant. bathhouse is a bonus. Temple view is great also.
Located in Gion district, just a 5-minute walk from Hanamikoji Dori, Kyoto Inn Gion The Second provides rooms with free WiFi and a 24-hour front desk. Location is key! We felt at home in this neighborhood, quiet and still walking to all the best...
22 PIECES offers rooms with free WiFi in Kyoto, in a prime location 1.1 mi from Tofuku-ji Temple and 1.8 mi from Kiyomizu-dera Temple. This 3-star hotel offers luggage storage space. Layout was great. Modern. Clean.
Yado Kiramachi is located in Kyoto, a 16-minute walk from Kyoto International Manga Museum, and has a garden. 1.3 miles from Nijo Castle, the property is also 1.6 miles away from Samurai Kembu Kyoto. My wife loved the futon beds with a light (not heavy) duvet.
Located in Kyoto, within an 8-minute walk of Kyoto International Manga Museum and 1.1 miles of Nijo Castle, Kyoto Shinmachi Rokkaku grandereverie provides accommodations with free WiFi. Perfect location and quiet in the meanwhile.
Located in Kyoto, a 7-minute walk from Nijo Castle, Yutaka has rooms with free WiFi access. Excellent location and great venue. We felt like our home in Kyoto.
Nagi Kyoto Shijo is offering accommodations in Kyoto. With free WiFi, this 4-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk and a concierge service. Hotel staff at the reception were very friendly and supported us.
Featuring a garden, Hotel Ethnography - Gion Furumonzen in Kyoto is located a 4-minute walk from Samurai Kembu Kyoto. With free WiFi, this 4-star hotel offers a shared lounge and a concierge service. When we first arrived at the property, we checked in at the wrong sister hotel nearby (check your...
Gion, Arashiyama, and Higashiyama Ward are popular with other travelers visiting Kyoto.
On average, 3-star hotels in Kyoto cost $111 per night, and 4-star hotels in Kyoto are $191 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Kyoto can be found for $355 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Some of the best hotels in Kyoto near Kiyomizu-dera Temple include Guesthouse Engawa, Kyonoyado Senkaku Bettei and Yadoya Manjiro.
For hotels in Kyoto that serve highly-rated breakfasts, try Tomoya Residence Hotel Kyoto, Sakura Terrace The Gallery, and Nagi Kyoto Arashiyama.
Kyoto Inn Gion, Suzakukan Suzaku Crossing, and Solaria Nishitetsu Hotel Kyoto Premier are some of the popular hotels in Kyoto.
The Ritz-Carlton Kyoto, Sakura Suite, and Aoi Hotel Kyoto got great room view-related reviews from travelers in Kyoto.
These hotels in Kyoto are highly rated by couples: My K House, Kyoto Shinmachi Rokkaku grandereverie, and Sakura Suite.
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Kyoto this weekend is $308 or, for a 4-star hotel, $371. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Kyoto for this weekend cost around $707 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Many families visiting Kyoto loved staying at 22 PIECES, My K House, and Nagi Kyoto Arashiyama.
On average, it costs $105 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Kyoto for tonight. You'll pay around $153 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Kyoto will cost around $306, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Efficient check-in, spacious room, very nice location. Tokyo tower experience shouldn’t be missed. Great place to stay. Very close to Kyoto station, including all the bus stations. Hotel staff are friendly and speaks good english.
Kyoto itself had a lot to offer and it was a great place to have as a base for traveling to other cities (get that JR pass and take the bullet train to many destinations). We stayed at Hotel Gimmond. An older hotel but the staff was wonderful. It was a short subway ride to Kyoto station. Reasonable price. There were 6 of us so we needed two rooms. 812 & 816. 816 had more room and was at the end of the hall. Bathroom was subpar. It's old and has some wear and what looks like mold, but doesn't wipe off. It's embedded or painted over. Not great, but not a deal breaker. The rest of the place was well maintained but dated. Beds were comfy. Pillows had a buckwheat side and were surprisingly relaxing and comfortable. We noticed a smokey smell and told the staff. It was taken care of promptly. To keep out noise and light, there was a sliding panel that closed off the window area. Eat where the locals eat. Transportation is efficient.
The hotel was exactly as promised. The staff was excellent, the room was clean but being so close to the Kyoto station made a world of difference. You can pretty much get anywhere on their train system but it can be a little overwhelming trying to figure out. I must say that the room was tiny. It was fine for sleeping but too cramped for just relaxing. But I re-iterate it was exactly as promised and you can expect no more. Had I to do it over I would have paid more for a larger room. The Japanese people could not have been more friendly, helpful and gracious. Don’t expect to find American style sushi in Japan. Sashimi seems to be the rule. Although after a few days you can only see so many Buddhist / Taoist temples, and there will be a LOT of walking! For some unknown reason they seemed to like building their places of worship up a mountain.
Yes, Nishiki Market is fun. Like somewhere OFF THE BEATEN TRACK? And to be away from the crowd for a while? If you have time to spare, why not take a look at another covered shopping arcade in Kyoto. The name in Kanji is 三条會商店街. It is 800 metre long. Unlike Nishiki Market, the shoppers you would see are mostly the locals. I enjoyed the leisurely atmosphere there, not hustling and bustling Kawaramachi. It is a place where the locals shop for their daily necessities and foodstuff. Some restaurants, coffee shops and tea rooms there as well. Not in a far flung corner. Look for Koin Dori on Google map. I stayed at Hotel Unizo on Shijo Dori. So I left the hotel, headed for Koin Dori by going west. Ｗalked to the other end of Koin Dori, the entrance is there. So you can have your Google search for 三条會商店街. You don't have to start from Shijo Dori. It depends on where you are. You may skip Koin Dori altogether. Maybe ask your hotel staff for assistance when you are there in Kyoto. Show them the name, figure out the time you would need and then see if you may like to have a look and if it is convenient for your other destinations of the day. I made it the first stop on one of the days, then to Nijo Castle, then to Nishiki Market and then back to the hotel. All on foot and in one afternoon. To prepare for my trip to Kyoto, I read a lot. It is not featured in the English guide books or the Chinese ones. I got the information from a blog by a Taiwanese. I would like to thank the writer for that. And now happy to share with you after I have been there myself. I would not say it is a must. It is not a UNESCO site. If you have the time, happen to be somewhere near, why not consider putting it on your itin. Thank you.
Awesome food lots of Temples to see, our Hotel was awesome and the location , very central in the shopping district Kawaramachi dori ,been to Kyoto before but never stayed in the Grand Bach hotel very helpful staff and very kind
My Husband ,12 yr old son & I, had 2x full days of sight seeing in Kyoto. Staying at the fabulous Brighton hotel only 2 blocks away from the imperial Palace , which made walking & bike riding access easy. We rode to the Ginkuku-ji Temple which was my favourite ,stunning Landscaping & gardens, even in the middle of winter.Then continued on our bikes to the fascinating Philosophers walk . Stopping at interesting shops & eateries along the way. Then back to the imperial palace for a guided tour in English .( make sure you take your passport & arrive 30min early to allow time to fill in necessary paperwork.) We ate at Kushikura which specialized in charcoal chicken. after a delicious buffet breakfast in our hotel we headed off to the Kinkaku-ji Zen Buddist golgern temple. Next walking to the Kyoto museum of fine arts, which was designed by Insho Domoto in 1966. The building is a work of Art in itself. Then onto the Ryoanji Temple which had amazing gardens, water features ,Rock garden & wonderful examples of tea rooms. Followed by the fascinating Nishiki markets were we had lunch. Back to the hotel for a hot bath, green tea and some R&R before catching a taxi ti the Gion area to see a Samurai Kembu performance boys got to handle the samurai swards. Finishing off our stay with a Teppanyaki BBQ dinner.
Very close to the train station, bus stop to take you to Gion, to Nishiki Market, and particular train station to Arashimaya the Bamboo Grove, only 2 mins walk. Taking taxi from Kyoto Station only cost you around 1200-1300 Yen. The pastry for breakfast amazingly good, flaky. But need another choice than only croissant and danish. Good quality of coffee also. There’s 7Eleven just 1 minute walk from the hotel. A very local Ramen shop at the right side of hotel (they have english menu also!) Comfortable pajamas are provided.
One of our best stays during our one month trip. The host is very friendly and helpful, he gave us an introduction to Kyoto and how to get everywhere from the hotel, plus he offers a free shuttle service to the station. There is a bus stop 3 mins from the hotel from which all mayor sightseeing spots are easily accessible, plus one day we rented bikes at the hotel. The room was spacious for the money and all appliances were very modern. We extended our stay for two days because we liked it so much! Very recommended
A lovely place to stay: a modern take of the traditional japanese house. Nice decoration, comfortable futon... Also the location is amazing, right around the corner from Yasaka pagoda and Ninenzaka street. Veru friendly host, he recommended nice routes and was very helpful and kid. Also, Himawari has the best bathroom and showers I have seen in Japan so far, better than most hotels. I would totally recommend it and it will be my first choice when I go back to Kioto.
This bis the best hostel I have ever been to. Nicely decorated rooms, clean bathrooms and the most important factor - the owners! They actually acted as a concierge and helped us to boom a table in a restaurant (and made several phone calls to do that), brought our baggage to Kyoto station and were super nice in general. They speak English, by the way. The best best during our stay in Japan (and we slept in ryokans and hotels too).
The hotel was very nicely decorated and built. It has everything you needed. The kitchen, bar, lounge room, even laundry room you can use for free. Public bathroom was very clean. Breakfast was really good for only 500 yen. You can use their bicycle for free even after you check out, the best way to explore Kyoto. Location is walking distance from subway station, Kyoto Imperial Palace and Gion area. Staffs were helpful too.
We were perfectly welcomed ahead of official check in hour by a soooo friendly and dedicated staf that prepared maps of recommended restaurants, bus and metro stations, recommended path to main sites, ... After this briefing you are ready to enjoy Kyoto!. Hotel is at walking distance from Gion and Ponto Cho areas. Coinlaundry is at five minutes, so as metro station. Our best experience during our trip in Japan!
EVERYTHING! Friendly staff that spoke English. High quality throughout the hotel. Wonderful and large room (we had the Deluxe Hollywood Twin Room). The entire hotel is non-smoking. We actually cancelled accomodation at another hotel due to the smell of smoke at that one. This is the best hotel we have stayed at on our trip to Japan. And 5min walk to Kyoto Station. I highly recommend it. If in Kyoto stay here.
Location is the best - just 2 mins walk from Kyoto Shiyakusho-mae station you can't miss it (take exit number 1, they even have the sign with the Hotel name at the station!!). Only walking distance from Gion and Nishi-ki market area, makes it very easy to enjoy Kyoto, even at night. Staff are very friendly and greet you every morning in the lobby as you go out. Check in/out process was a breeze.
Everything. From staff, to facilities, location and amenities. If you take a bus from Kyoto station it will stop in front of the hotel. There is also a 7eleven & coin laundry close by. Gion and distinguised temples are at a walkable distance, while shopping and dining are even closer.
It is the best location where you can visit all the tourists spot we planned. Also, it is a walking distance from the hotel to the train station just about 3-5 minutes walk. We loved the owned customized ofuru within the room itself. It is best for everybody specially couples.
Great location, close to Kyoto Station. Hotel staff are the best; friendly, helpful and very accommodating. Restaurant built in so handy for breakfast, a snack or some drinks at night. Great place to meet people from all over the world
This was the best hotel we had in Japan. The room was very big in japanese standards, and the hotel was very comfortable and was located perfectly. Would recommend to anyone visiting Kyoto.
Everything about this hotel is great! From check in to check out, localization, staff, service room... even the style of this hotel gives to you a unique experience. Best cost-benefit!
Everyrhing! This was the best Hotel that we stayed in Japan! For the quality/price 5 stars!!! The hotel is very clean, very futuristic.. LOVE IT
Perfect hotel in the best location in Kyoto. So easy to walk to sight seeing locations or train stations. Beautiful staff and very clean
Great location, friendly staff and the best green tea I have tasted from a hotel provided tea bag.
Walking distance from kyoto station. Breakfast and spa. Beautiful interior. Best hotel ever
A small boutique hotel, in a tucked away street but close walk to shops Gion & station
The room was gorgeous, I had a view of the Kyoto Tower. Very beautiful at night. The bed was very comfortable and the bathroom was stocked with great items. All very clean, staff was so helpful and polite.
The location is so close with Kyoto station so its so super easy if want to go anywhere around visit tourism place and also near with AEON so its super easy to find a food for eat & if need anything
