Urban Hotel Kyoto Reviews

good hotel, near fushimi inari +/-900meters. good breakfast. the receptionist forgot to give me a breakfast voucher. When I asked in the morning where breakfast was, she said, needed a voucher, she just gave me a voucher

A bit far from station. Nuce frontdesk. Small room. Nice restaurant.

Wonderfull place with great hall, nice, spacious room, but a little bit outdated bathroom(a lot of yellow plastic kinda ruins the whole vibe). But overall, I highly recommend to stay there. Fushimi Inari just 15 min walk from there.

You don’t need to bring any staffs cuz there are lots of amenities about face wash, cleansing, face milk, toothbrush etc.. so you should bring YOU and existed your heart 🤙

Room is clean but definitely not spacious. Hotel is mins away from walking to the nearest station and some delicious restaurants nearby as well as convenience store.

Very nice hotel clean rooms and good location. Parking available in hotel but you need to pay. Nice stay

Nice place but a bit small

Good.

The service was good, the rooms were clean and neat, and I had a pleasant stay.

The building is old, but it has been completely renovated so you can stay comfortably. There were also some negative comments about the cleanliness, but there were no problems at all. There are no problems with the shower drainage or water pressure. There is a refrigerator and hair dryer in the room, and various amenities are placed in front of the elevator so you can take them freely. I made a reservation through trip.com, and for 12,000 yen for two people and a Saturday night stay with breakfast, I was satisfied. The regular breakfast price of 2,200 yen may be high, but if it costs 12,000 yen for two people including breakfast, it can only be called a good deal. There is a wide variety of food and it is delicious. What I particularly liked were the nostalgic meatballs. Kyoto obanzai was also good. The whipped butter spread on the bread is also very delicious, and the paper towels are large and thick. It's nice to see such attention to detail. Parking is available for an additional fee, and as per the reviews, the entrance to the basement is indeed narrow and dark, so it may be difficult for beginners. However, you can park your car before and after check-in and out, so It is convenient if you decide to go sightseeing around the city by train.

Showa: Cheap, so requests not accepted

Although the hotel decoration is a bit old, it is still relatively clean and sanitary. It is worth mentioning that the breakfast is very rich and there are many choices. It is also close to the station and the Inari Shrine. It is recommended to stay

Walk about 100 meters out of Fukakusa Station, turn left and pass a traffic light to reach the hotel. The hotel is about 400 meters away from the station, and it is really easy to find. Across the road from the hotel is an IKEA supermarket, and next to the hotel is a bakery. The hotel's buffet restaurant is open both inside and outside, and the buffet breakfast provided by the hotel was excellent. It was unforgettable for me and I will stay here again in the future.

This is the worst hotel I have ever stayed in in Japan. For example: 1. The equipment was old, and I found out after ordering that it had been renovated in 15 years; 2. The noise was so loud that I broke down. I found out that the noise was coming from the refrigerator, so I unplugged the refrigerator, suspecting that it was the old refrigerator. . Secondly, the noise from the air conditioner was so loud that I slept for two hours in one night. 3. The staff is inefficient. When reporting the situation, they will just smile bitterly and leave it alone. They are speechless. 4. This place is really remote.