Inns in Kyoto Prefecture, Japan

Staying at the Star Hotel was a pleasant surprise. The hotel is located in a quiet alley. There are friendly ladies who can speak Chinese. It only takes a few minutes to walk from the hotel to Sanjusangendo. The entrance ticket only accepts cash. If you forget, you can exchange it at the Familymart self-service machine at the entrance of the alley (just a few steps away from Sanjusangendo). There is a McDonald's at the entrance of the alley, opposite It is a subway and bus station. It is very convenient to go to Hanamikoji, Gion, Shichijo Shopping Street, and Kyoto Station. There is Don Quixote in Yotobashi at Kyoto Station🤣

Because I chose this hotel close to the city center, I found that the location was very convenient after I actually checked in. It was only a 5-minute walk from Karasuma Shijo in the center of Kyoto. And next to the hotel is the Rosen convenience store very convenient, there is a Michelin ramen shop next door to the convenience store, although we stayed during the renovation, the store did not open the door and was not late 😿 I have a chance to come again next time. The room was very clean and comfortable. It is also very convenient to use the password to operate the door lock without having to worry about losing the room card. Other hotels I stayed in before lost the room card and lost 5,000 yen 😵💫, because there is no room card to check out is also very convenient to go directly before the check-out time. Very convenient. Because the surrounding public transportation is very convenient, this check-out day left the luggage to the front desk and continued to visit Kyoto for a while before leaving. The only fly in the ointment is that the opposite temple will ring the bell every morning, but it should not affect 😬 if I don’t like to sleep until 10 o’clock every day.

Grear hotel with excellent service. The room was ready when arrived and the staff accommodating us earlier. The room was Japanese modern style - more then perfect!!! Highly recommend

Pretty clean. The location is decent, but some distance from the subway station - it’s a 22 min walk or some minutes on the local city bus. The service was good, with friendly staff. Amenities were not too great. The shower was amazing, but they did not have any lockers, so you had to keep the bag in the reception or in the capsule with you. They had washing machines and dryer.

This was such a nice hotel! Everything was perfectly clean, and I felt very comfortable during my stay. I think this is the nicest place I have stayed in recently. I was glad that everything was clean and well-organized. They tell you everything you need to know in a little folder in your room. They also answered my questions very quickly and kindly. The best parts for me were that the heating and water heater worked, the bed was comfortable, the bathroom was spotless, and they explained everything I was curious about in detail in the folder, on signs, or in email communications. One thing I didn't know until I got here is that there is a shared microwave, which is nice when you get food from the convenience store.

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.

Hotel in a historic place Only one year, all facilities are new and luxurious Superior Rooms & Facilities Dinner and breakfast, exquisite and rich! Worth recommending

Let me talk about the size of the room first. Compared with the average Japanese business traveler, this room can be described as super comfortable. There is no sense of oppression. The room facilities are all well equipped, and there should be some, because we go in winter, and there is also a big terrace. Warm stickers are provided, but we just happened to have prepared ourselves so we didn’t take the position. It was in the middle of the Shijo and Wujo stations. If you are pulling luggage, you should pay attention to which exit has an elevator, or you will have to go up the stairs yourself.

It was a little difficult that there was no bathroom in the room, but there was a sink, so it was somewhat comfortable, and the bed was wide, so it was really nice! The room and shower facilities were clean, so I was satisfied with the accommodation. The quick turnaround area, baggage storage, and shower facilities are all on the basement floor. There is a cafe-like space on the first floor that serves water, coffee, and snacks, so it was nice to rest comfortably!