Hotels near Yurufuwari, Kyoto

The cleanliness at Kyoto Hachijo Miyako Hotel was truly impressive. The room was spotless, the bedding felt brand new, and the bathroom was fresh with no unpleasant odors. Every detail showcased their high service standards, making for a truly comfortable and reassuring stay!

Superb experience in Nohga. Everything here has been curated very carefully, you can tell the people or group behind this whole hotel concept really put in so much thought for their guests. Absolutely loved my entire stay here. I eat breakfast at their bakery every morning. Love their customisable bagels, mortadella sandwich, salted bun and cinnamon mochi donut. Chocolate mochi donut was a little too sweet. Americano and matcha latte were great. Thoroughly enjoyed their rooftop bar every night (opens till 12am). Awesome vibes, very romantic atmosphere. Staff are sweet, gives heat packs and blankets to keep us warm. Warm cocktails are a must during winters. You can order any random cocktails and they all taste so good. The distance from the train station to this hotel is quite a distance but I think the overall experience you get in this hotel makes the walk a worthwhile one. Def recommending this hotel to my friends who wanna come to Kyoto.

Very good experience! The hotel is well located to go sightseeing around. They also gave us reusable bottles to fill with the water and drinks dispensers available. And they were also very gentle with us, knowing we were on our honeymoon. Highly recommend!

For this price point, all I can say is it's an absolute steal! You can really trust big brands. I'm usually someone who goes from basic to luxurious when choosing hotels, and the day before arriving here, I picked a more budget-friendly option. But this 'budget' hotel was so good, I didn't want to leave! It felt small yet cozy. Plus, there's a bath, and coming back from a morning run to soak in the tub was just heavenly. They even have a bar on the ground floor! Every day before heading out, I'd grab a lollipop or ice cream to kick off my city walk. My family loved it. The location is a bit further out, so walking can be tiring on your feet. After a morning run, we relied on taxis for getting around during the day. I couldn't quite figure out the subway; it seemed like the JR pass wasn't valid. Next time I visit, I plan to stay for an extended period. There's really no need to spend thousands or tens of thousands to stay at those top-tier hotels. I haven't felt particularly pampered or that it was exceptionally good there. For instance, the Park Hyatt is so expensive, primarily for its location. Everything else was just so-so, and the restaurants were incredibly crowded with a strong greasy smell.

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.

We got it at cheaper price 5299 for 2 days, the room is big and has the tsutenkaku tower view. Their is a restaurant in front of the hotel qnd sugi drug store, the hotel is so clean, and amenities are great. I will come back again next time. And share to friends this great hotel. It is so close to subways just 6 minutes to osakaloop and midosuji line.

”I highly recommend Mitsui Garden in Kyoto! The location is superb, with a bus stop and convenience store right outside. The room is quite large for Kyoto, big enough to fit two suitcases. My favorite part of the day was soaking in the public bath – it instantly relieved all the fatigue from a long day of walking. The hotel also offers luggage delivery service; it only costs 500 yen to deliver to Kyoto Station, super convenient. I'll definitely stay here again next time!”

Everything okay love eggs and prawns for breakfast mayb sausages and bacon and bread for my boyfriend he suggested it!!

I really liked the shower with a bathtub, and the capsule hotel itself was in good condition. However, I was a bit disappointed with the service. I guess it might have been a unique situation. After checking in and going to my locker, there was a note saying I had an important message and to come to the counter. When I went, they told me someone was sleeping in my room? Excuse me? I was given room 106, but then they told me the guest from room 119 was sleeping in 106, and asked if I could just use room 119 instead? Room 106 was on the first floor, and 119 was on the second, and I was so tired from walking that I really didn't want to go up to the second floor. I initially asked if I could speak to the person who was supposedly sleeping there, using a translator. They said okay and went to check, but then there was no one in the room? But they said someone was sleeping there... There were signs of someone being there, like a charger, an overturned blanket, and other belongings. I asked them to contact me if they managed to talk to the person, but after a long wait, no one showed up. It was past 11 PM, and I just wanted to shower and sleep, so out of exhaustion, I said I'd just use room 119. After I showered, they brought the person from room 119! It was a foreigner, and all three of us were using different language translators to communicate, haha. They asked if I wanted to switch rooms then, but they weren't going to change the bedding again... I felt uneasy about it, so I just said I'd use room 119 and went to sleep. I really feel the initial handling of the situation was very disappointing. I still don't understand why someone was in a different room to begin with. Anyway, that's what happened, haha.

Pros: The location is close to the bus station and about a 15-minute walk from Higashiyama's main attractions. There's a kitchen for simple cooking, and the rooms are larger than average for a similar price in Japan. There's a 7-Eleven and a supermarket nearby for shopping. Cons: This place can't be called a hotel or a B&B; it's more like a shared apartment. There's no 24-hour front desk (they're open from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, and you're usually unavailable at other times). There's no service, including bathroom breaks after check-out. Luggage storage is available until 7:00 PM. There's no taxi service; you have to hail one on the main street. There's no public rest area. There's also a basic kitchen, but it's limited to one pot, which is sufficient for cooking noodles or boiling eggs. You'll need to buy your own oil, salt, and other seasonings. Summary: This place is suitable for travelers on a tight budget who don't demand high-quality services and are looking for value.