Find2-Star Hotels in Kyoto

It was compact and had the bare minimum. There was a drink bar on the first floor, but I wasn't informed of it... There were no pajamas in the room, so you had to ask for one on the first floor. They were free to borrow, so don't worry ^ ^ There was no water either, so you had to get some at a nearby convenience store. There was also a supermarket on the main street.

Couldn't be better maybe a little bit expensive, though all hotels in Kyoto are so. The environment is good and people are friendly and you have a very good public area in 8th floor. And they got all the euipment you need. The girl in the front desk who smile a lot offer me a great of help, hard to say goodbye. I'll be here again.

This is a hotel that I really can't find any faults with. It's my favorite hotel I've stayed in Japan! , very new, the room is very, very big, with floor-to-ceiling windows, the design of all the rooms is very considerate and suitable for use, the refrigerator is very large, there is a freezer and an electronic stove. The bed was very comfortable to sleep in, there were plenty of pillows and quilts in the room, the sound insulation seemed good, and there were a lot of supplies at the counter that you could take yourself, such as moisturizer, mouthwash, lotion, and bath salt. The only real downside is that the convenience store is two traffic lights away and the subway station is 8-9 minutes away on foot. Next to it is the Mikane Shrine where Japanese people line up to worship⛩️You must go!

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).

Great location not far from the city center The room was big enough for 2-4 people During winter the AC was not given an heat enough for the whole room Have an oven microwave and refrigerator coin laundry and basic amenities. If want to change towel have to walk about 50m to the main Rin hotel building

After getting off the bus, walk uphill and you can see the hotel sign along the street. It is easy to find. There is a convenience store near the station, which is very convenient. I arrived in the morning of the first day and could not check in. The boss invited me to have breakfast before I checked in. When I came back to check in at night, the lady was also very enthusiastic and told me that I had upgraded the room. I didn't need to move the room for three days. It was very considerate. As long as they were in the public area, the boss chatted with the guests every day, cared about how their day went, and gave suggestions if the guests needed anything. I went there during the maple leaf season, and the several spots recommended by the boss were great. In addition to breakfast, the boss also prepared snacks and even warm baby that can be used at any time, which is very considerate. The grilled fish breakfast at the boss's house is freshly grilled, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, and it is delicious. I recommend it. One day when I came back, I met a little sister who dropped her bag on the bus. She was very anxious. The front desk lady actively helped to call the bus company. The boss and the boss's wife rushed to the store as soon as they knew about it. Finally, the bus company said that they had found it and asked the little sister to pick it up. The boss and the boss's wife drove the little sister to pick it up. Great praise! This kind of shop is very safe to live in. I also ate the soup that the boss cooks once a year, which is delicious! The staff inside are also very enthusiastic and friendly. They are willing to help when there are difficulties. I will go there again if I have the chance.

Facilities: The environment is very quiet and clean, the night is comfortable and quiet, the hostess is very nice, there is a living room, and all the facilities are very new Sanitation: Very very clean and comfortable Environment: It is very convenient to take a bus to the scenic spots. The nearest station: Kawaramachi Street and Marutamachi Street are about a one-minute walk away. There are many Japanese restaurants and Southeast Asian specialty restaurants around the door; there are two convenience stores and two large supermarkets: Fresco and Organic Supermarket

I booked this hotel on short notice and checked in on April 2, off-season. The room was cheap, had a bathtub, the hotel service was very good, there was coffee downstairs, and there was a lounge to use, so it was a great value for money.

It is located on the streets of Kyoto. The location is very good and it is convenient to go shopping. The hotel staff are very enthusiastic, especially the uncle at the front desk. The interior of the hotel and the room are traditional Japanese style, and the sanitary conditions are also worry-free. It is a very satisfactory stay experience

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.