Hostels in Kyoto Prefecture, Japan

A very clean and organised accommodation. The dorms were nice, with curtains over our beds, which increased our privacy. Free large lockers in the rooms, requiring your own lock. There wasn't a lot of space for baggage, especially suitcases. Free green tea in the shared common area. Not a very social hostel. Staff were friendly however their English was limited. Be aware that all accommodation in Kyoto has a tourist tax, so you will be charged more when you arrive. There was multiple stations within walking distance (500m to 1km).

The Japanese tatami room is very tidy, and the kitchen has hot water and tea bags. The front desk also lent me a charging cable with an old-fashioned interface. Thank you🙏 The room I stayed in was on the 4th floor, so it was difficult to move my luggage. However, the lady at the front desk helped me move it when I went upstairs. It was still a bit difficult to move it by myself. When I checked in, I was charged an additional tax of 400 yen for two nights. This is the only one of the four hotels I stayed in in Japan that had additional charges. The other hotel I stayed in Kyoto did not charge additional fees. I'm a little weird, but there's nothing I can do about other people's territory.

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.

Overall very nice, just that maybe the room is abit small as when other travellers out their luggage and other is no space to walk in the room.

The owner is friendly and the facilities are ok. Private locker is paid and there is no TV instead. It's also an advantage to see the owner only when I first greeted and even check out is unmanned. Recommended during off-season. You can use a four-person room alone. The location is a bit out of the way because it is Uji, but it is not too far from Kyoto Station.

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 hotel is close to tourist attractions, which is very convenient and can save a lot of time. Although the bathroom and shower room are a bit small, they are just right for use. The hotel is relatively clean, and the service staff can communicate in English and use translation software. The hotel has a small public space, which provides a small kitchen and table for guests staying in the hotel. If necessary, you can buy ingredients and cook your own meals. People can communicate together and inadvertently provide each other with a lot of information, which makes it convenient for sightseeing.

It is not far from Kyoto Station and the nearby traffic is also convenient. The host is a very welcoming young man who speaks Chinese very well! Sleeping comfortably on tatami mats, and the shower and toilet are clean. Very affordable, worth having, haha! I will stay again next time!

I have never had a better experience. The place was incredibly welcoming and spotless. I would definitely go again. They even ran to the train station to bring us a small sock we had forgotten. Thank you so, so much!