Hostels in Kyoto Prefecture, Japan

This hotel is really great and very-very clean. The things is I booked the hotel during Golden Week, so it got crowded but still having a nice stay. Kyoto Station is within 5 mins walks. The kitchen and public spaces really good and nice plus it has rooftop area which you can view the surrounding street from above. Things that I think can be improves are; should added more space in the cabin for bag and things, the lights inside the cabin was to bright and unadjustable. But overall great hostel with great service, accomodation and location. I do really want to have another stay here if I ever visit Kyoto again. But maybe will be upgrade to single room, hehe.

About a 10-minute walk from the Kyoto Station. Great kitchen and leisure space with a huge living room, outdoor patio, and a rooftop terrace.

I have stayed here with my friends 7 years ago and we definitely liked it. This is the reason why I decided on this solo trip of mine in Kyoto to choose the same accommodation. ❤️ same quality and comfort!

The hotel is authentic, in an old building. The location is far from the center - I walked 1 hour. I was there in winter - it was cold there. The hostel has everything, towels for a fee and there is bike rental for 1000 yen. There is a hair dryer. The kitchen is normal, there is even a pressure cooker. There is a 7 Eleven store nearby - convenient. In the shower - not a shower, but a bath. Overall, I was satisfied, because the price for Kyoto is very good. Let's skip the cold - I hope you do not go to the oceanic cold like I did)

There is a parking lot, a bus stop nearby, and the facility has a very nice interior and exterior. There are no restaurants nearby. The houses are not too close together, so you can sleep quietly at night. What I like most about it is that you can relax in the hammock on the common area balcony or on the sofa outside. I would like to use it again when I go to Kyoto by car.

The hotel employees serve extremely efficiently Arriving at the hotel found I booked the wrong date for the next month When I rebooked a room on Trip at the Lobby In less than 5 minutes, an employee came over to help me with the formalities The room was very clean and the shower room was well decorated and spaced out Only the 6 person room was really noisy to sleep at night Travelers will feel the bed moving when getting in and out of bed If you have to rush to the airport in the morning It is recommended to rent a hotel near the airport To avoid not getting enough rest Overall, though, it was very good

If you want to experience the traditional Japanese old-fashioned house, this is a treasure house, cheap and affordable. It is very close to Kyoto Dongshan subway station and very close to the Yaban Shrine. The all-wood structure house is very careful to walk around. Air conditioning heating has no effect and the noise can be turned off. There is a shower room, so you have to take a shower early. The book pavilion downstairs is great.

For a solo trip, I recommend it. Well located, close to the bus and a few minutes' walk from the metro. However, if you need someone at reception, there's no one there from 9 p.m. to 10 a.m.

The location was great because Kiyomizu Ji Temple, Kodai Ji Temple and Kennin Ji Temple were very close and I could walk from the morning! The room is very fashionable and recommended for couples. However, there is a difficulty, the wall is very thin, and the conversation in the next room can be heard clearly. As for amenities, you need to buy or bring in because there are no toothbrushes, hand soaps, pajamas, etc. It is very satisfying to see it as a private room dormitory! However, I thought that I wanted a laundry space if I treated the dormitory, and the facilities are this evaluation.

It's a 6-minute walk from Demachiyanagi Station, and there are convenience stores and supermarkets nearby, so it's a good location. There is a kitchen in the shared space on the second floor, which is very convenient for those who want to cook for themselves. There are also free drinks, manga, and books. The third floor is a dormitory space, and it is air-conditioned and clean, but in the case of mixed-gender accommodation, the upper bunk beds are not completely separated, so there is no privacy, which is a bit tough, especially for women. The lower bunk beds have curtains that can be closed, so I think they're fine... There are showers and toilets on both the second and third floors. It's good when it's not crowded, but if it's crowded, it may be a hassle to wait in line. There is a curfew, and you can't go out until 6:00 in the morning, so it may be a bit inconvenient for those who want to go out early in the morning.