Kyoto Apartments

The hotel itself is modern and well-maintained, with clean and spacious rooms that feature all the necessary amenities for a comfortable stay. The decor is stylish, and the facilities, including the self-check-in system, are convenient for a smooth arrival. However, it’s important to note that the location is a bit far from public transportation, which might be an inconvenience if you’re relying on buses or trains.but can go to Gojo station or bus stop for walking in 5-10 mins , the hotel offers good value for the quality of the rooms and service. The self-check-in system is efficient, and I appreciated that staff were on standby to help when needed. The hotel’s amenities were excellent, and the overall cleanliness and comfort of the room made up for the initial check-in experience.

The room is large and very quiet. It is very convenient to take bus No. 50/9 from Kyoto Station. Nearby is Kyoto Imperial Garden, which is not popular but definitely worth a visit. There are Chinese staff and you can rent bicycles. It is so fun to ride to the Kamogawa. There is a 711 nearby. There is a restaurant on the first floor where you can heat up the food you buy. You can eat while looking at the small garden~

Wonderful!!! I recommend very much!! New hotel. Check in and check out quickly, all online. We could leave the luggage before check in. Super comfortable and complete room. Having a wash-and-dry machine in the appetite is wonderful. Shampoo, air conditioner and soap very cherry and quality.Very good location, with metro station very close.One of the best hotels we stay in Japan.

This was a very comfortable place to stay at. Very spacious for the 4 of us (2 adults, 2 kids). Complete with a small kitchen, washing machine and a place to dry your clothes in the toilet area. Because of this, it was really cosy to bathe in during winter as we could set it to be very warm. The place was clean. All the front desk staffs we encountered were helpful & friendly, helped us with storing our luggage when we arrived early & wanted to check out early as well. Location wise, it was slightly far from the city centre but there were two bus stations, one is right in front the hotel (this goes straight to places like Arashiyama). To the other bus station, it was around less than 10minutes walk. It’s also around 10-15min walk from major supermarkets & other convenience stores. I would highly recommend this hotel esp for families. Sorry we didn’t take any room photos tho to upload with this review.

The hotel is nice. Contactless check-in. But unfortunately it turned out to be very inconvenient inside. It is declared as a family hotel: there is a third place for a child, a kitchen, but there are some buts... there is nowhere for the family to sit and eat together. In the room there is 1 small table in the corner, which cannot be moved, and one chair. There is also a severe shortage of sockets. There is nowhere to charge phones and cameras. You need to turn off the kettle, refrigerator and microwave. Beautiful, clean, but a little inconvenient...

Overall, it feels like a new hotel, and the room is big enough. However, it is a bit annoying that there is no cleaning service within six nights, but you can choose to throw the accumulated garbage into the trash can downstairs, so it is acceptable! The location is actually quite close to the subway station, but it's a pity that the weather was too hot those days and even a few minutes' walk was painful (TT). The laundry room downstairs is also very convenient! You can use it with coins, and it's great that you don't need laundry detergent.

This hotel in Kyoto is very user-friendly. It even has a separate washing machine, kitchen, and drying utensils. The washed clothes are dry in less than a few hours. I like the location of the hotel the most. It is near the famous scenic spots and can be reached by foot. I like it very much. It is better than expected. I will definitely stay in this hotel again when I come to Kyoto next time. The picture shows the clothes drying rack, which is great!

The first time I lived was with my children and mother in January. A family of 5 people lived in a suite. The room had a microwave and a washing machine. It felt very good. It was booked at Airbnb. But in February, there were 3 people with girlfriends, and they booked a triple room, only to find the drawback, that is, the public laundry room on the first floor has three washing machines and dryers, not one. At night, we will really compete to wash clothes. We calculated our laundry time and came down to get clothes. We have been taken out by Korean friends downstairs. Then we dried again, and it was time to come down and get them, and they have been taken out. To sum up, my girlfriend and I have not seen a sock. Or do laundry in the morning and afternoon. The blinds are all dusty, and the girlfriends are a bit clean. They have to wipe the bedside part clean. In addition, there are blinds, which transmit light and wake up at dawn. In addition, it is very troublesome to check in, or write the information online first, or scan the code to submit the passport information on the spot, anyway, I have to fill it myself. I really want to ask, why? I have booked other homestays and hotels in Japan on Trip.com and Airbnb. I don't need guests to fill in the information by themselves. I can give the passport directly at the front desk.

The location is good. 2 mins walk to bus stop for Kyoto station. 4 mins walk to fresco supermarket. I like that there is laundry room 300 yen for washing and 100 yen for 30 mins dryer. Laundry pod is provided. The room is spacious per Japan standard. I love the idea of the kitchenette in the room and separate toilet and shower room. Free flow of coffee and tea by the reception. The walls are not soundproof so I could hear heavy steps from upstairs and coughing from next door. I’m not a light sleeper so I slept like a baby with the comfy bed.

A very good hotel. There are 5 hotel parking spaces available for self-driving tours. The room is clean and tidy. There is a great washing machine and a refrigerator. There is also a clothes dryer in the toilet. After washing and drying clothes, it is first-rate. You can open the door with your own password throughout the process. There was no reception or any staff. No matter whether it was the hotel entrance or the door to your room, you could just do it yourself. I was very satisfied with the trip as a family of four. I will definitely book this hotel again next time I go to Kyoto.