Hotels Near Shijo-Omiya Station in Kyoto

Good location, very near Omiya Subway. Even w kuggage, there's lift. You gotta look for it. Easy to travel around w Subway. Very near Nakai & Sukiya. Walk ard 5 to 10mins, there's McDonald's, Matsuya n many other local restaurants. Family Mart & 7-11 are all over. No worries if suddenly u get hungry in e middle of the night. Bed is comfortable. Pillow very soft. Ice machine w cups, vending machine & laundry are there for usage. There's a common area w comfortable chairs and tables for u to seat when u wanna hangout. There's also microwave and water dispenser (bring your own cup or bottle to fill). ¥100 hot coffee machine available. You can seat around and warm up yr takeaway food and eat there. All in all, I recommend this hotel in Kyoto. Away from e busy street. Quite a nice street to walk. Accessible to different parts of Kyoto w subway nearby. Price is very reasonable.

Our stay at Kyoto Village was delightful and offered a perfect base for exploring Kyoto and the surrounding areas. The hotel was conveniently located within walking distance to major attractions like Nishiki Market and Gion, where we enjoyed strolling through Pontocho Street, sampling yakitori, and soaking up the quintessentially Japanese street atmosphere. The staff were incredibly helpful, providing us with a parking permit for a nearby garage and even assisting with parking, which made the process stress-free. Our room was comfortable and clean, and we enjoyed a casual meal of sushi we had purchased in Uji earlier in the day. After a long walk and some late-night supermarket shopping, we relaxed in the hotel's onsen—a truly peaceful way to end the evening. The next day, after a convenient breakfast delivered to our room, we ventured out to Arashiyama and the Bamboo Forest. Despite the crowds, the scenic views and natural beauty were well worth the visit. Later, we headed to Fushimi Inari Taisha, where we managed to catch the last bit of sunlight and explore the shrine in a quieter, more serene atmosphere. Overall, the location of Kyoto Village, coupled with its proximity to key attractions and the relaxing onsen, made this stay a great experience. We highly recommend it for anyone looking to explore Kyoto in comfort and style.

We stayed at the hotel at the end of September. The hotel is located near Omiya station, but about 20 minutes by bus from Kyoto station. There are chain supermarkets nearby. The hotel room is quite standard. There is air conditioning, a refrigerator, a kettle, a TV. The windows do not open. A simple breakfast is provided in the lobby. Rice porridge on water with Japanese additions and grain coffee from a coffee machine or tea. Unfortunately, only 1 key card was issued for 3 people. On the 4th floor, the wi-fi practically did not work.

For single room, the space is good and acceptable! Location and transportation is good! Only 3 laundry machines definitely is not enough for the whole hotel. Washing and drying need to use 2 hours. Breakfast need to improve at least little bit. Lockers are so good!

The hotel is relatively new, self-service kiosk for check-in & out, free coffee machine at the reception area. Location is near Omiya station with the Hankyu line, we only use it once when arriving from Kyoto. Quite a distance away from other stations with better connectivity and far from Karawamachi areas where the Nishiki market, shopping streets and Gion are more accessible. Too far to walk but can take a bus there. Our disappointment came when our strawberries & food left in the fridge turned bad as it was not cold. The man with curry hair at the front desk looks frustrated when the guests told him about the coffee machine not working & need refill the milk supplies.

I had a fantastic stay at this hotel! The breakfast offered a wide variety of delicious options to kickstart the day. The location is unbeatable—just a short walk from both the bus and train stations, making travel incredibly convenient. The onsen was a delightful bonus, perfect for relaxing after a day of exploring. I highly recommend this hotel for its comfort, convenience, and thoughtful amenities!

Good little hotel. Location was good, tons of buses in the area and this was pretty much in the geographic center of Kyoto. Breakfast was good, had to pay extra but I did that when I booked. Clean rooms and kind staff. They had an onsen separated by genders with indoor and outdoor options for both. A couple good restaurants just outside the hotel and convince stores close by.

Friendly staff and value for money. Room is okay. Breakfast is simple but freshly made, tasty and cheap. Free curry and rice 18-20 PM. Although there is a busstop directly in front of the hotel I found its location less practical. Supermarket nearby like anywhere else in Japan. There is a small very old shrine in the alley behind the hotel.

Excellent location, good hygiene details, high cost performance, highly recommended! Close to Nijo Castle, you can explore historical sites nearby. Buses and subways are quite convenient.  There is a 24-hour restaurant next to the hotel, which tastes pretty good! Special thanks: Ms. Nishimura truly interprets the spirit of hospitality and is very professional at work. She helped me contact the backpack that was left on the Hankyu train and prepared an umbrella for us on rainy days 👍 Mr. Ishida also tried his best to help us. The hotel service is meticulous and thoughtful, and it is definitely a trustworthy choice! 👍

Overall a good stay, although quite a walk from Kyoto station but the road is flat. 2 small points to note, if you rent a bicycle, there is no place to park. The female onsen is not as clean as the other hotels I’ve been in Japan, I see quite a few hair floating. Still, decent enough for the price and the food is also quite yum. Reminds me of school canteen style. I have included pictures of the food for reference.