Kyoto Kamigyo Ward 3-star Hotels

The biggest hotel to stay in Japan for a few days. It is also the most expensive. The second floor of the family. It seems that the taxi driver doesn’t know much about the room. The bath is said to be hot spring water. There is a big supermarket near the hotel.

I have lived here twice in Kyoto, and the price is very high. There are many buses at the door to go to Ping An Shen Palace, Busan and other attractions. Although it is not a 24-hour front desk, it does not affect the accommodation at all. The service is warm and intimate. I came back early to see the staff cleaning the room very seriously, so although the matter has been 4 years, I feel that the room has not changed. There are many kinds of bread for breakfast, and tea and coffee are also available 24 hours a day, which is quite convenient. The only fly in the ointment is the sound insulation. If the person next door is noisy, it will affect sleep. In addition, the air conditioner is a bit noisy, but there are free earplugs at the front desk. I will continue to live here next time!

We had mixed reviews of this accomodation Pros - was a very large room two small doubles and a bunk perfect for families. Amenities are great with wifi, lots of kitchen utensils, stove, tea and coffee supplied, toothbrushes available, washing machine and tablets are provided with an inbuilt dryer system in the bathroom. Bathroom and shower area was also spacious. Beds are on the okay side but could be softer. The area itself is nice and quiet with a bus stop right out from we utilised every day, supermarket and Lawsons are across the road and you feel very safe. Would recommend for families. Cons - check in is in a different location 20minute taxi away so we had to catch a train to the check in office when arriving in Kyoto from Osaka, then a taxi to the accomodation after this which chewed up a few hours as we had to wait 45min in addition to check in due to busyness of the office. The area is a bit out of the way of everything next time I might consider staying at a different resi stay location closer to sights and facilities like shops etc. All the restaurants in the area seem to not open for breakfast until 11am so we had to have McDonald’s if we didn’t want to cook or travel too far for breakfast as we have a toddler (early riser). Same occurred at dinner time a lot of restaurants didn’t seem to be open the Monday or Tuesday we were there or opened too late for us (we travelled with a four year old). Our last disappointment was resi stay apparently have a strict not noise at night policy however another room partied until about 3am but there is no front desk or after hours phone number to call to complain / get the noise to stop. Was very frustrating as walls were very thin so we didn’t sleep very well. Overall we would stay with Resi Stay again but at another location due to Nishijin being a bit too out of the way for us.

The hot springs are very good, although not the best hot spring experience, but the meeting is very memorable, fully aware of the chef's warm cuisine, there are several very well handled delicious! The hotel is old-fashioned, but very tidy, the room is not very big, but everything is enough, there are snack cookies next to the tea bag, if you like, the shopping department on the first floor can buy. Slippers are old-fashioned, feet are a bit difficult to wear, put disposable two pieces of paper insoles for the guests, but just on the shoes is removable, does not mean that the wear will clean up much, interestingly, you will see the guests left in the corridor these white insoles XD room and bath have Skin care products, even a foot and joints of a cream, but unfortunately shopping department has sold out.

It is close to Kyoto Gyoen and Kyoto University, and a street crossing leads to Kamogawa. The bus stops on 202 and 204 are not far away. There are about 300 convenience stores and many restaurants at the intersection of Heyuancho. The rooms are clean, there are a lot of towels, the cooking utensils are relatively complete, and the bedding is also very good, but the rooms are a bit small, and the twin and double rooms are especially crowded into quadruple rooms. The booking was for a triple room with a balcony marked 25 square meters, but upon entering the door, it was found that the area without a terrace was not enough. Fortunately, the handsome American guy at the front desk quickly changed to a larger one. It was very late. I do n’t need to say anything more ~ After all, I only live for two days, it is very convenient to go in and out, and it is super simple to check out (throw the key in the front desk box).

It is a temporary but nice and spacious home in Kyodo. It is located in a very quiet neighbourhood, and the facilities are very good. The beddings on the tatami floor are so good that I slept like a baby for all three nights. The only inconvenience is that there’s no cleaning service for my three-night stay, making the trash bins a bit messy! But all in all, it is super great experience to stay in this lovely Japanese old house, with all the modern convinience such as floor heating, for a Kyodo holiday.

Take the No. 50 bus from Kyoto Station and get off at Shangqixuan Station. Cross the road and follow the small road of the 7-11 convenience store. Then turn left for a total of three minutes. Because it is an overseas homestay, no breakfast is available. But the boss will prepare bread, butter, jam, etc. for free in the refrigerator, as well as free coffee, various teas, and Japanese snacks. There are three rooms in the hotel, and there are 3-4 people in larger rooms. The hotel owner is very welcoming, with very good sanitation and facilities to evaluate the five stars.

With a stay at this vacation home in Kyoto (Central Kyoto), you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Kawaramachi Street and Nishiki Market. This vacation home is 0.5 mi (0.9 km) from Kyoto Imperial Palace and 4.2 mi (6.7 km) from Kiyomizu Temple.Featured amenities include express check-out and multilingual staff.Make yourself comfortable in this individually decorated vacation home, featuring a kitchen with a full-sized refrigerator/freezer and a stovetop. A 55-inch flat-screen television with digital programming provides entertainment, while complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected. Conveniences include a separate sitting area and a microwave.

With a stay at Kyoto Nishijin Guest House - Hostel in Kyoto (Kamigyo Ward), you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Kawaramachi Street and Nishiki Market. This hostel is 0.6 mi (1 km) from Kyoto Imperial Palace and 4.2 mi (6.8 km) from Kiyomizu Temple.Make use of convenient amenities, which include complimentary wireless internet access and concierge services.Featured amenities include luggage storage, laundry facilities, and a water dispenser.Make yourself at home in one of the 3 air-conditioned guestrooms. Prepare your meals in the shared/communal kitchen. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms feature shower/tub combinations, complimentary toiletries, and slippers.

Accommodating up to 5 people occupancy, this is a genuine Japanese style 2 storied vacation rental house, where we urge you to come and stay like your second house.