Search Kyoto Hotels

"Sakura Terrace is only 3 mins walking from Kyoto station, there are 2 blocks seperating by the main road. There is a taxi stand next to it too. I like the free Spa and sauna. I also enjoy the free drink offers in the evening with a variety of alcohol. . You need to be early for the breakfast else you will be stuck in the queue outside."

"You can take a leisurely walk from Kyoto Station to the hotel or you can transfer to Kujo Station from Kyoto Station. When you exit from Exit 2, you will find the hotel right there. If you have luggage, Exit 4 has an elevator. The location is quite convenient as there is a 7-11 just a short walk away. Rooms may be small in size, but they offer hot spa. Considering these features, I highly recommend it."

"Very good design hotel, beyond expectations, the room is very large in Japan, the design is very strong, each house is different, the color is different, and the designer is very careful and the details are in place. The service is also very good, the breakfast is very exquisite, even the mother is full of praise. Completely exceeded our expectations. Will book this next time. Good location"

"The room is very clean and has enough space. It also has a TV, a refrigerator, and a nice bathroom. The only problem was that the day before check-in, I discovered that I had missed booking a room for the next day, so I immediately rebooked it, which meant that I would have to stay for 4 nights in total including my rebooked reservation. This was explained when we arrived at the hotel. However, on the second day after our stay, we were suddenly notified that we needed to change rooms... Checking the order (in Chinese and English) on the platform showed that we had booked the exact same room type. Unfortunately, the front desk's English was not very good. We couldn’t fully understand the more complex questions in Japanese. It ended up being replaced, which caused trouble with packing. And we made multiple reservations for the same room type (and presented the order in Chinese and English). The front desk was obviously aware of the problem (he said what was going on), but still emphasized many times that we had booked different room types, leading to a change. Moreover, the room after the change is more spacious than the one on the first day, and the bathroom space is also larger. It is difficult not to think about whether it was a mistake on the first day or whether there was no suitable room before making another arrangement? If there is a situation like booking separately, please confirm the room type with the hotel. Other than that, the room was nice."

"I don’t know if it’s discrimination or the hotel staff is rigid. The room is OK, there are people who can speak Chinese, and the service during check-in is very good. However, on the second day, I asked the hotel to help me book a restaurant for the third day. The hotel staff agreed and told us that the restaurant we wanted to book was closed and we needed to help book it when it was open on the third day. We said no problem. On the third day, we checked out first, stored our luggage, and asked the front desk if they had successfully booked the restaurant they promised to help us with yesterday? ! ! ! The key point is that the front desk said, sorry, we can’t help customers who have checked out to book a restaurant... I was shocked! ! ! First, I checked out five minutes ago; second, you promised me the day before, I’m just asking if the restaurant reservation was successful... After a stalemate, the supervisor came out and said that he could only call the restaurant for us to ask... That’s it, the experience was very bad... It’s totally not worth the 6k+ room rate..."

"Hotel Material was a great value stop in our tour of Japan. We stayed for 2 nights as a family of four and it provided everything we needed. The bunks were large and ample for even adults. The sunken king bed was unusual, but easily the largest bed I slept in in Japan and well worth the investment. The shower was also excellent with both great water pressure and was tall enough to accommodate me at 6ft without sitting, a first for me here. The room was clean and well presented and even came with some games to occupy the kids. The staff weee helpful and happy to look after our bags before check in. The hotel also has a lovely roof terrace available which we weren’t expecting."

"A very cost-effective hotel, very convenient to various attractions, and the price is really good for the same location and conditions! There is also a large bathhouse where you can take a dip, and the breakfast is also good. Overall, it is really an excellent hotel."

"A design hotel that is particularly suitable for solo travelers. There was an art exhibition and explanation activity in the lobby on the day of check-in, and there was also an exhibition introduction in the room. The overall atmosphere is very good. There are more young and middle-aged guests. I focused on the logo design, which is indeed very simple. The room configuration is relatively simple. The whole building is also a renovation of an old building. There should be some environmental protection concepts. The lights are also dim. The breakfast is very good, semi-self-service, very rich, and you clean up after eating."

"The place that left my first trip to Kyoto as a happy memory until the end I will bring good memories with me whenever I remember Kyoto. The well-organized and tidy feeling makes you comfortable from entering the hotel to leaving. It blends Japan's past and present well, giving it a unique and sophisticated feel. Hinoki bathtub and plenty of warm water It relieved the regret of a ryokan that I had not experienced on this trip. It is recommended that you try the breakfast you ate every morning. The menu, which used to be Korean food, was changed to a buffet format. The food is unusual and unique. I'm very satisfied ^^ I'm going back after getting along well with the warm consideration and help of all the staff. (The food photo below is the Kanna Hotel Teppanyaki Hanoku dinner course, not breakfast)"

"I recently stayed at blossom and was quite disappointed with the room assigned to me. While I understand that not every hotel room can offer a breathtaking view, I didn’t expect my window to face a dimly lit car park staircase. It completely defeated the purpose of having a window, making the room feel just as enclosed as a windowless space. The lack of natural light and uninspiring view made the atmosphere feel dull and depressing, which negatively impacted my overall stay. It would be helpful if the hotel were more transparent about room views during the booking process or provided better design solutions, such as frosted glass or improved lighting, to mitigate the issue."