3-Star Hotels in Kyoto Prefecture, Japan

It was okay. It's about 900 meters from the subway station, so you have to walk a bit, but it's not too bad. However, if you're a woman traveling alone, that stretch of road feels a bit dim. It's located in a residential area.

Nice, calm and compact hotel situated in a neighborhood (no traffic sounds). Very comfortable beds 🛌, I had a great sleep. Friendly staff. Unfortunately the hotel doesn’t offer anything except of the most basic necessities (amenities), but for sleeping over it is good enough. Walkable distance to the imperial palace park, walkable to the centre, very good location. The room(s) could use deeper cleaning of the dust in the rooms (see pictures).

Facilities: Very complete! There's even a mini-fridge in the room, which is super practical. The bathroom facilities are also great and clean. Cleanliness: Very clean, very clean, very clean (can't emphasize enough!) Environment: The environment is also very good, and they even upgraded my room for free~ Service: First-class service, the front desk staff were very patient, and there's occasionally a Chinese-speaking front desk staff member popping up, haha. This trip to Kyoto, this hotel was truly satisfying, especially after the autumn foliage season – the value for money was incredible. It was very comfortable for one person, and I don't think it would be too cramped for two. The room is small but has everything you need. It's really, really clean and very safe. Toiletries can be self-service, and the quality is excellent. Also, getting around from here is convenient. There's a bus stop right outside, and it's not far to Shijo Kawaramachi, Kamo River, and Kiyomizu-dera. There's also a direct bus to Kinkaku-ji. If you don't have too much luggage, walking to Kyoto Station isn't a problem, it's not far. There's a 7-Eleven and a Fresco supermarket nearby, and opposite the 7-Eleven is a Nakau, which I think is open very late or 24/7, I forget. Oh! The hotel also has an ice machine and a microwave, which is really nice.

Absolutely incredible value for money, a total no-brainer to book! What more could you ask for at around 700 JPY for 4 nights? The location is perfect, nestled between Kyoto Station and the Shijo shopping district – a quiet oasis in a bustling area. The guest lounge on the 3rd floor is spacious, and there's a local Fresco supermarket diagonally across the street where we stocked up on snacks and yuzu ponzu to take home, all at great prices. You'll find quite a few Westerners staying here. There's a 7-Eleven downstairs, and about 1.5 km away is Byodo-ji Temple, known for pet blessings. The hundred-year-old Smart Coffee is also not far (3 bus stops away). All in all, it exceeded expectations, highly recommended!

We spent only one night here as at the other M's Hotel on the same street didn’t have any space on our last night in Kyoto. As per the other hotel we really had a good experience. The hotel is located in a nice and quiet area of Kyoto, right next to Sanjo shopping street that has many convenience stores and dining options. Bus stops are just 5 minutes away. The kind staff was there when we arrived, we could leave our bags at the reception when we arrived early and when the checked out. Our room was spotless and neat, non smoking, had heating, hot water, fridge and kettle, towels and toiletries. We could sleep really well as mattresses and pillows were comfy and thankfully there was no noise during the night. We would stay here again in future without any doubt.

Definitely recommend this hotel because of it’s location! It’s beside Uniqlo and GU. Room wise, it’s a little small and we had to put our large sized bed on our bed to open it. But service was good! The staff were kind, i liked that there were complimentary coffee and there was a microwave at the hallway for everyone to use. PLUS, you can leave your luggages at the hotel to explore early since check in is at 3pm. Definitely recommend!

Getting a room at this price during the autumn foliage season was a pretty good deal. Pros: 1. The triple room was spacious enough to easily open two large suitcases. 2. The lobby offered a microwave, drinking water, and coffee. Free congee was available for breakfast. Very convenient. 3. Excellent location, within 300 meters of Randen and Hankyu lines. 4. Two large grocery stores nearby. 5. Quiet. Cons: 1. There was a window, but it couldn't be opened, making the air quality poor.

Facilities: Well-equipped, spacious room with a cozy wooden design. Hygiene: Very clean, and the bathroom is large. Environment: Very close to the subway station, and the surrounding area is quiet. Service: Very welcoming, and they even gave us a small gift.

I wouldn't recommend staying here if you're traveling with parents; it's incredibly cramped, and space is extremely tight for the price. Honestly, for over 500 RMB, you'd get better value and comfort at a budget hotel. **Facilities:** The space is extremely cramped. As shown in photo 2, the toilet and bathtub are practically on top of each other with no separation. Additionally, there's a raised step between the bathroom and the main area, which is a significant tripping hazard. **Environment:** The overall environment feels very enclosed and claustrophobic. I was quite taken aback to find a bar table just 20cm from the bed. **Service:** Chinese-speaking staff were available, but they initially provided the wrong door code, preventing me from entering the room.

I read a few bad reviews and almost missed out on this hotel! Honestly idk what the ppl who left nasty negative comments are talking about because this hotel is heaven!! There’s soothing piano jazz light Xmas music in the background (shows how much tot went into this hotel! Japanese staff are all so polite and understanding even with abit of language barrier(you can use translator app). Room is cozy! Washer for 300yen and dryer 100 yen! Sauna room and bathhouse with shampoo and hair dryer! And breakfast and dinner is provided? Idk what else I can ask for.!!