Pet Friendly Hotels in Kyoto Prefecture, Japan

I saw some negative reviews online and was a bit worried, but my actual stay was a pleasant surprise! The room was generally very clean and had everything I needed. Getting a private bathroom for this price is fantastic, as I'm getting older and hostels just don't cut it anymore. I accidentally booked a smoking room, but there was no smell of smoke, and the room even had an air purifier. All the equipment worked well. They provided a full set of toiletries, including shower gel and disposable slippers. The front desk service was also good, though not absolutely perfect (for example, the cups were dirty). Still, I was genuinely impressed – excellent value for money!

The first time I stayed in a pet-themed hotel, I was worried about hygiene issues such as hair at first, but I stayed for two days and the hygiene was very clean. I didn’t see the worrying things. The room was separated from wet and dry. This was very happy. The room was one bedroom and one living room. The space is oversized. The bedding is also very comfortable to sleep barrier-free, all aspects are very clean and tidy, the surrounding facilities are also very complete, subway, bus, very close

The straight-line distance to Togetsukyo Bridge is very close, but because the hotel is surrounded by the river, you need to go around a small circle to get there. Apartment-style hotel, simple self-service breakfast, very suitable for sleeping, but there is no laundry service

Nice little Hotel with good location. Check in 3 pm and check out at 10 am. You may extend to 12 noon with additional payment of 1000 Yen.

Ace Hotel Kyoto is Ace Hotels' (a trendy luxury hotel brand from New York) first venture into Asia. The hotel is housed in the former Kyoto Central Telephone Office, a building originally constructed during the Taisho era, and was redesigned by the renowned Japanese architect Kengo Kuma. The design beautifully preserves the building's historical essence while seamlessly blending American lifestyle with Japanese sophistication. The hotel is part of the 'Shinpukan' complex, with shops on the ground floor and direct subway access from the basement. The in-room guitar and record player are major highlights, and the overall design attention to detail is impressive. There's a small gym on the second floor, but no swimming pool. The ground floor features the famous American Stumptown Coffee. Breakfast is a set menu, and the food is delicious. The service from all departments is warm and attentive.

The hotel faces the beach, the weather is good, you can see the sunset in the room, while taking a bath and watching the sunset, very positive! Dinner and breakfast are rich in content. Suuxi roast is provided for dinner. Every time the staff is used up, they will also change to a new pot. However, wheelchair people are more inconvenient. The ground reception has to walk the stairs to the first floor to have a lift. The staff will also be very enthusiastic to help carry the luggage to the first floor. You need to pay attention to this when booking.

This hotel is on the mountain, and it is a single house for one person, so the indoor space is very large, so the outdoor temperature is also low, and there may be bugs in the house. (The hotel carefully prepared insecticide) Indoor facilities include a kettle, air conditioning, refrigerator, TV (free channels for children), stereo. There is also a cupboard on the wall? There are several sets of tea sets inside. There is no washing machine, there is a beverage machine not far from the door, surrounded by deserted people, no supermarket convenience store. Ctrip seems to show no wifi, but I actually found that there is. Note: The traffic is very inconvenient. Out of the hotel is the mountain road (motorized lane), no one walks, no street lights at night, passengers do not rent a car to walk, it is recommended to stick to the roadside to walk on the right. The nearest bus stop is sugio, in the east of Gotham City, about 1 km away, and it takes 15 minutes to walk. Sugisan is a village with several families. There are few bus classes, and there are three classes a day. The earliest class is 6:20, the second class is more than 12 noon, there is another class in the evening, but it is difficult to come back at night, it is recommended to go out at 6:20 in the morning. The latest bus to come back is the north exit of JR Gaoju Station, and it was missed at 3:55 in the afternoon. The nearest bus stop to the north is at the foot of the mountain. The Lushan Shrine in Guigang City (the red leaves in autumn are said to be not bad. I live in April with cherry blossoms. Look at the picture). The distance is 4 kilometers and it takes an hour to walk. If you miss the bus from Gaoqian at night, you can consider walking up the mountain from Guigang.

入住便捷性：非常好👍 安全：日本環境很好！

Very authentic & traditional experience appeared all other guests were Japanese. loved the onsen experience and a fabulous emersión into Japanese culture. Location was great easy bus ride to local town & fishing village of Ine. Fabulous little intimate restaurant 2 min walk. On the down side little hard to find and would be very difficult at night. Staff only spoke Japanese & we’re not very friendly despite our best efforts to speak Japanese and make things a little easier with google translate. Price was very reasonable. Overall would recommend if you’re looking for a traditional family home style experience.