Hotels With Wi-Fi in Kyoto Prefecture, Japan

The best thing was its location. It was so close to the Kyoto Station that it made it easy for us to go around. It also had three shopping centres around and a lot of restaurants and cafes. The room and the amenities were great. The self check-in and check-out machine was convenient and a time saver! Lots of vending machines were available and a water dispenser was also available at our floor which we personally were thankful for!

It is a hotel with a very good location and very good service from the receptionist. The condition of the hotel is excellent, no complaints. The room is large, the bathroom is clean, the toilet is separated from the shower, there is a small part of the room where the maid works to clean every day. There is an onsen, a fitness room and a restaurant. I recommend it. If you come to stay in Kyoto, you must come to this hotel only. It is really good.

## Location The hotel boasts an excellent location, just a convenient 10-minute walk from Kyoto Station. They also provide a shuttle bus service, with pickups conveniently located near Hoshino Coffee at the Hachijo Exit. ## Facilities The highlight for us was that they thoughtfully arranged four beds to accommodate our group. Other facilities were fairly standard; the bedding wasn't particularly comfortable, and there was no laundry service available. ## Cleanliness Very good. ## Environment The room itself was quite spacious. Despite being close to the train tracks, the double-glazed windows provided effective soundproofing. As we're not especially sensitive to noise, we didn't find it disruptive and slept very well at night. ## Breakfast Guests can choose between a French set menu on the 14th floor or a buffet breakfast on the 1st floor. Both options offered a good variety and were generally satisfying. The 14th-floor revolving restaurant also provides panoramic views of Kyoto. ## Service The staff across all areas – from the lobby and front desk to the restaurants and shuttle bus drivers – were incredibly polite and enthusiastic, which was truly impressive. We particularly appreciated that the front desk had Chinese-speaking staff, making check-in very smooth. ## Overall All in all, this hotel offers good value for money, and I would recommend it.

Good location, just opposite to Kyoto station. We arrived early morning but they allowed us to deposit our luggage at the DIY luggage locker in hotel. Very convenient as this allowed us to travel to the Bamboo Forrest freely in the morning.

The location is perfect if you plan to visit a lot of different sites in the city. Easy to find, inside it’s super quiet. The rooms are petite but the bathroom is large and comfortable. The amenities in the room are amazing. They provide even a pyjama. At the check-in you’ll receive a voucher to enjoy free drinks at the lounge. The staff is friendly, very polite, very efficient. We plan to visit Kyoto again and we will definitely book again here.

If you are looking for a good value hotel in Kyoto, with reasonable transit connections, the Mitsu Shijo is a good option. We had a relatively small standard room but managed with 2 people. Pros: Sento - clean, relaxing and spacious with a nice makeup area. Buses to different sights nearby. Breakfast is Japanese and the coffee machine makes good lattes. Very nice staff Life groceries nearby provides variety of food and takeaways. Cons: The hotel is in the centre of the city and while that may seem useful, it’s quite a trip to the major sights and areas. The local restaurants also should be booked on tabelog to make sure you get in.

Amazing experience. Some traditional japanese vibes mixed with westernized traits. It was our first time visiting a hotel with any resemblance to a traditional japanese hotel - this was a great entry point into this kind of experience. As is traditional, you are required to leave your shoes in the footlockers by the entrance. You walk around the hotel in socks / barefoot. In some spaces wooden shoes are provided (example: public toilet on the first floor, toilet in the hotel room), everywhere else is socks-only. The design is very traditionally looking, pleasing to the eyes. Breakfast offers a combination of japanese and western dishes in a buffet style - so if you want to try some traditional japanese food, but are afraid you won’t like it - you will still have plenty of options (I will add a photo as an example - in reality the list of options is much bigger both in both japanese and western cuisines). Onsen is great, works a long time (3pm-10am). We went there in the morning / day / evening — all times it was not too crowded, sometimes there were only a couple other people in there. The onsen are separate for men and women, so there is no need to check against any timetable (men hours / women hours, how some other hotels do it) - you can go any time when onsen is open. Location is great too — multiple subway stations are close, Kyoto Tower is in about 10 minutes of walking. Many restaurants nearby.

This hotel is in a great location. I traveled from Osaka to Kyoto, and this hotel was literally across the street from Kyoto Station, the primary transportation hub for buses and trains. The hotel itself is very nice for the price. The room had every amenity needed and was quite comfortable. The hotel also has its own bathhouse with sauna, which is fantastic. The breakfast buffet had a great selection of dishes, and was reasonably priced.

We stay for 5 nights over Hearton. The location is great, close to railway station. Convenience stores are just less than 1 min walk. The room is comfortable and good service. Big enough for us to open 2 luggage. Recommend..

The hotel is conveniently located, just an 8-10 minute walk from Kyoto Station. Its slight distance from the main station area means it was quiet at night. The only minor drawback is that convenience stores like Lawson or 7-Eleven are about a 5-minute walk away. **Facilities:** A great feature was the TV's screen mirroring capability. Rooms come with a bathtub, and there's also a large public bath on the first floor. I didn't use the public bath as the in-room tub was sufficient for me. After your bath, complimentary popsicles are available. For added security, entry and exit after midnight require a room key. **Service:** While the front desk staff assisted with check-in, they weren't particularly warm or enthusiastic, possibly due to a language barrier. However, the check-in process itself was efficient and straightforward. An additional 400 JPY tax was charged upon arrival, which is common for hotels in Japan and wasn't unexpected. **Cleanliness:** The hotel was very clean. For consecutive stays, daily room cleaning requires placing a 'Please clean' sign on your door to inform staff.