Best Pet friendly Hotels in Kyoto

I had a terrific four night stay at the Ace in Kyoto. The building design is stunning and set the vibe for the entire stay. The front desk staff were so friendly and so helpful with my many questions and requests. The room was spacious and well stocked with whatever you needed. The soaking tub was the prefect way to recover after a day running around Kyoto. I'm vegan, and the restaurants made sure I had plenty of delicious food to eat. The hotel centrally located within Kyoto, and right above a mall that had some great shopping. I recommend the Ace and look forward to returning.

We stayed at the Four Seasons Kyoto for three nights in October during our family trip through Japan. The hotel is absolutely stunning. We were upgraded to a huge suite with private garden as I was travelling with an injured leg and could not leave the hotel very much. We met the general manager during check in and she said that if I had to stay at the hotel most of the time they would want to provide me with a beautiful room. What a lovely gesture. We met her again the next morning during breakfast time wehre she went to introduce herself to everyone and to have a small chat with guests. My husband and myself both used the spa and were very happy with treatments. My son and husband used the pool every day which they liked a lot. We had food through room service (the risotto was the best I have ever had). Funnily enough the young lady who served room service was from near our home town in Germany (Hi Mel !). We also at the main restaurant and had drinks in the lobby lounge area. It is also the little details that make a difference. I left my reading glasses out on the desk and when I came back they were on a hotel branded glasses cleaing cloth. And my computer mouse was provided with a hotel branded little mouse pad. Before staying there I was in contact with one of the concierges who helped me create an itinary of what my son and husband should see during our stay in Kyoto. Their recommendations for sightseeing and also outside restaurants were great. The staff in general was very polite and helpful. We cannot fault anything at the hotel. As I was not able to go out much we will definately return. And I can only recommend anyone else to stay there as well.

Comfortable place for a family stay. Room was spacious for Japanese standards. Facilities modern and functional. Fairly close to station and sightseeing landmarks. Quite and clean. It would benefit to have the staff to speak better English though.

I booked it as a business hotel, but the room was quite large and relaxing. The amenities were also substantial and good. I thought that the result of thoroughly reducing the frequency of cleaning was the price. I would like to use it again if I have a chance.

Masa & Saki received us with a great smile and opened us the doors of her house. The room is very clean, the room is very modern and the room is very spacious and is very comfortable. The hotel was very comfortable and was very comfortable and was very clean and always available. The hotel is very comfortable and the hotel is very comfortable and the hotel is very comfortable and the hotel is very comfortable. I don't think I'll return to Japan in the short term, but I would certainly go away with them again.

　I wanted to go to Nijo Jo castle at the first time in the morning so I could choose this hotel. It is located north of Nijo Jo castle and is a few minutes walk. The price is not so high even though it is close to Nijo Jo castle. The hotel is also new and clean. I also saw Mt. Hiei from my room. Anyway, it was very convenient to have a microwave in the room.

Our inn is located at Sanjo Oohashi, the terminus of the old fifty-three stage Tokaido road, and is surrounded by the 36 peaks of Higashiyama. From the rooftop you can see five of the six Daimonji okuribi fires of the Obon festival. The procession for the Jidai Matsuri, one of the three great festivals, passes right in front of the inn. Nearby is the Sanjo Terminal, convenient for walking tours of the ancient capital. Also perfect for nighttime walking tours of the places made familiar in songs, like Ponto-cho, Kiyamachi and Hanami-koji.

The location was very good. It was easy to walk to Kiyomizu-dera Street, and it was also close to Gion Street. It was convenient as there were many restaurants nearby, convenience stores, and supermarkets nearby. There was no elevator, but they helped us carry our luggage and it was not inconvenient. I chose it because I wanted to stay in a Japanese-style tatami room, but it was a 2-room room with a kitchen and living room. It was comfortable.

It is a pet-friendly Kyomachiya wekeend house available to couples, families and groups.

This hotel is really nice. #1 The check-in guy was very polite and helpful with excellent English. #2 The rooms are large and clean and fully furnished with fridge, microwave, tv and more. #3 The location is very good.* #4 Fast and faultless wi-fi. However, when you walk to your room the fronts of the rooms look very grey and boring, like a prison. Don't worry though because when you open the door you will be pleasantly surprised how bit and nice the rooms are. *The location is great, BUT it's important to know about the secret path alongside the hotel and canal. If you don't know about that, you will feel it's a long way to the big bridge, but when you know about it, it's great. From the Saga Arishiyama JR station it's a 20 minute walk, but from Hankyu Arashiyama station it's a 1 minute walk.