Kyoto Uraraka Guest House Reviews

Management of hotel really helpful. You need to learn how to go by bus if you want to stay here. Make sure to see bus map first because the train station need quite walk around 800meter.

Very nice place mext time also definitely come here good environment

A clean and comfortable hotel. Bus stops are very close. The receptionist is a good and understanding person. I will choose this hotel again next time I come.

Not bad

Nice hotel

The room is relatively large compared to Japanese hotels, and it is clean and comfortable. The hotel is relatively safe, and the location is good, and it is convenient to go anywhere. There are no disadvantages except that the wall panels are thin and not very soundproof, and the price is quite affordable. It snowed when I stayed in the hotel

The room is not narrow, it is considered wide for Japan. The facilities are complete. Check-in is not chaotic. You can leave your luggage before check-in and check-out. Leave it before check-in. After 3 pm, the staff will take your luggage to your room. There is a smoking area under the building of the accommodation.

Cheap and affordable, the room is small and the bathroom is even smaller. Kyoto is expensive, so it's OK to live there

We chose this guesthouse based on reviews and were not mistaken. We lived together in a room with separate single beds, there was enough space for two even with unpacked suitcases. The bathroom is small, but clean enough, there are towels, shampoo, conditioner and shower gel. The room has a hairdryer, refrigerator, kettle (which is great because there was no kettle in the hotel room in Osaka, which was extremely inconvenient). In the common area there is a microwave and tea bags. On the first floor there is a laundry with free powder. Nice and helpful people work at the reception: upon request, they provided an iron. We also liked the location. Overall, we were pleased with our stay at this guesthouse.

Rili Hotel is very close to Nijo Castle and the bus station, and one station away from the supermarket. The room is very spacious and bright, and the price/performance ratio is really high. The boss is really nice! I highly recommend coming to Kyoto and staying here!

Hotel prices soared on weekends, so we had no choice but to find this B&B to stay for a day. The B&B is in a residential area, with relatively few restaurants nearby. It is within walking distance of Nijo Castle, and a little far from Kyoto Gyoen National Garden, so we visited them on foot.

The room is bigger than other hotels. There is a paid washing machine for 200 yen and a dryer for 100 yen. There is no 24-hour front desk, so you can ask for tips.

It was convenient because it was close to a grocery store. Since I could rent a bike, I was able to travel by bike without using public transportation. It was a very enjoyable experience.

The room was very simple but clean. The price was quite affordable. The sanitation was good and it was quite quiet. Convenient for travel