Hotels With Parking in Kyoto Prefecture, Japan

Both check-in and check-out are self-service, so there's no need to interact with anyone, which is perfect for introverts! The room was incredibly clean and very comfortable. I was initially worried that being so close to Kyoto Station, I might be disturbed by the sound of passing cars at night, but the hotel's soundproofing is excellent – I wasn't bothered at all! I highly recommend this place to anyone visiting Kyoto! However, to be honest, it is a bit of a walk from the subway station, which can be a little inconvenient for getting to and from the city center.

Excellent hotel with a fantastic location. The public transport links nearby are great; within a 5-minute walk, you can find subway, private railway, and bus stations. There's also a small and a large supermarket right next door downstairs, plus a convenience store across the street. A really good choice!

Nice, calm and compact hotel situated in a neighborhood (no traffic sounds). Very comfortable beds 🛌, I had a great sleep. Friendly staff. Unfortunately the hotel doesn’t offer anything except of the most basic necessities (amenities), but for sleeping over it is good enough. Walkable distance to the imperial palace park, walkable to the centre, very good location. The room(s) could use deeper cleaning of the dust in the rooms (see pictures).

The hotel's location is excellent, very close to Karasuma Oike subway station, just three stops from Kyoto Station. Being able to take the subway instead of a bus is incredibly convenient; I can't imagine trying to squeeze onto a bus with large suitcases. The hotel is tucked away in a quiet alley, not directly on the street, so it's very peaceful at night with no loud motorcycles. There's also a 7-Eleven nearby, which is handy for grabbing essentials. Although the room is small, it's well-designed and perfectly adequate, and very clean. I even felt the bathroom was a bit more spacious than those I've experienced at Sotetsu hotels before. Having a microwave and vending machine on every floor is also a huge plus, very convenient.

The room is quite spacious and there is washing machine with detergent inside the room in the shower area which is a plus. There is also heater in the kitchen which can be used to dry your clothes. Room is also clean and have the basic amenities such as toothbrush, razor, comb, etc. The only cons is that the staff might be away at the reception during lunch hour and there is no one there to guide you to check in. Will be good if there is at least 1 staff there at the counter on rotate. Highly recommended to stay here as it is quiet, clean, and near the subway/bus stop to tourist attraction.

My experience at Rhiga Royal Hotel was deeply disappointing. At hotels, I encountered many staffs (almost all) who appeared indifferent, cold, and emotionally detached. There were no smiles, no warmth, and no sense of welcome—only rigid, mechanical interactions. Despite paying a high price for accommodation, I felt like an inconvenience rather than a valued guest. Japan was once famous worldwide for its exceptional service culture and gracious hospitality. Based on my recent experience, that reputation no longer holds true. What remains is efficiency without kindness, politeness without sincerity, and service stripped of human warmth. This was not just disappointing—it was disheartening. The hotel appears to be quite old and poorly maintained. The condition of the room shows clear signs of long-term wear and neglect. As shown in the photo, the door frame and lock area are visibly damaged, with peeling paint, cracked surfaces, and poorly repaired sections. This is not a minor cosmetic issue but a sign of aging infrastructure that has not been properly renovated. The overall atmosphere feels tired and neglected, and the property would greatly benefit from serious renovation and refurbishment.

The hotel is quite spacious for Japan, very comfortable, and the service is excellent. On the first floor, the front desk offers complimentary makeup remover, facial cleanser, shower gel, and other toiletries, which is incredibly convenient. The rooms come with a mini-fridge and an ironing board. The location is also fantastic, very close to the subway station. There's a spot across the street for breakfast, convenient stores nearby, and a shopping mall isn't far either. Plus, there's an izakaya directly opposite that seems really popular, always with a queue at night.

The kids absolutely loved it! You have to store your shoes upon check-in, which adds a nice touch of ritual. The hot springs♨️ were better than expected; even though it was crowded, there was a great variety of pools, about 5-6, including some semi-outdoor ones. The onsen experience was truly delightful. The ice pops and ramen were an added bonus – it was quite funny seeing everyone line up for the ramen. It's right next to Kyoto subway station, so it's a great option for your arrival or final days. You can also walk to Higashi Hongan-ji and Sanjusangen-do from here.

Traveling solo, the room was spacious enough! I stayed for three nights during the tail end of maple season for just over 800 (yen/currency unspecified, assuming local currency based on context), and it even included two meals! Both meals were palatable, and I especially loved the vegetables with vinaigrette. Japanese vegetables are expensive, but here they were unlimited, which was fantastic! Eating a meal before heading out in the morning, and then coming back to the hotel tired from exploring just in time for dinner – it was perfect! It's not far from Kyoto Station, and I enjoy walking, so strolling along and admiring the plants and architecture on both sides of the street was quite interesting. There's a beautiful row of ginkgo trees along the road in front of the hotel.

The house is nice and clean. I highly recommend it. I'd definitely stay there again. It's great! It's great! Excellent! Excellent! Excellent! Excellent! And it's very clean. The staff are very friendly.