Hotels With Parking in Kyoto Prefecture, Japan

Our second stay here was quite a rollercoaster! 1. Even though it was pricier than a standard room, the hotel provided a larger room with four beds as requested, so the kids didn't have to worry about mom and dad not being around at night. (Happy 😊) 2. We noticed the Shinkansen (bullet train) noise was a bit loud at night, and the children had trouble sleeping until after midnight when it quieted down. (Concerned 😞) 3. The next morning, the hotel front desk promptly helped us switch to a lower-floor room on the other side, where the noise would be much less. Since they needed to set up four beds, we agreed to check in around 6 PM. (Happy 😊) 4. However, when we returned to the hotel at 8 PM the next day, we found only two beds. It seemed like they might have forgotten to arrange the extra beds. (Uh-oh 🥲) 5. After realizing the issue, the front desk promptly upgraded us to a huge room on the top floor (one level up) for free! (Excited 😆) 6. Room 124, the new one, was fantastic, though we did find a previous guest's small handkerchief behind the curtain. (Awkward 🤦) Overall, it's still a pretty good hotel with excellent staff. We've stayed here two years in a row when visiting Kyoto, so I can definitely recommend it.

Life and Fresco convenience stores are right downstairs, making the location incredibly convenient for buses, the subway, and Kintetsu lines. The room is reasonably spacious, equipped with a fridge, a hairdryer, and a full set of DHC toiletries. Complimentary matcha and coffee are offered regularly on the second floor, both rich and delicious. The peach tea bags in the pink packaging are especially good with ice (there's a 24/7 ice machine available). While the building is a bit dated, for about 450, you really can't complain!

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 is quite large and conveniently located next to Karasuma Oike Station, where the Tozai and Karasuma subway lines intersect. It's a bit removed from the bustling city center, which makes it very quiet and perfect for a good night's rest. The windows can be opened, and there's a supermarket nearby that's cheaper and has a wider selection than convenience stores. It's only about a fifteen-minute walk to Kawaramachi. A really great hotel; I'll definitely stay here again on my next trip to Kyoto!

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.

The hotel is conveniently located very close to Kyoto Station, and they even offer a thoughtful shuttle service to and from the station. The facilities are excellent, with a grand and opulent lobby, and the front desk staff provide smiling service, including Chinese-speaking staff, which was a very warm and welcome touch. The rooms are well-equipped, comfortable, spacious, and bright. I thoroughly enjoyed my stay here. There are shopping malls and supermarkets nearby, making it easy to get around and find plenty of shopping and dining options. The autumn leaves are beautiful right now, and Ctrip offered a great price.

I highly recommend this hotel chain; they have many branches in Kyoto, all with excellent locations. On my first night, I stayed across from Kyoto Station, and that hotel was over 200 yen more expensive but very average. Actually, there's a branch of this chain near Kyoto Station too. The location of the one I booked is superb. It's just a few hundred meters walk to Daimaru and Takashimaya department stores, Arc'teryx is right around the corner, and it's not far to the Kamo River, next to Kyoto's busiest shopping street. You can hear traffic at night, but it didn't affect my sleep. The room was quite spacious, I think I got an upgrade, and there was no problem opening two suitcases. Important note: This hotel provides water! No need to buy your own! The front desk offers facial cleanser, face cream, and other amenities, all with lovely scents, and there was even hair essential oil with a gentle fragrance – I regret only taking one. The whole hotel had a wonderful Christmas atmosphere. Next time I'm in Kyoto, I'll definitely book here again!

The hotel is not in a location close to the Kyoto attractions but I still think it is a great hotel to stay. Firstly, the hotel is relatively new and the amenities are abundant. There is a public onsen which is great for after dinner activity. The hotel staff are very helpful and pleasant. The hotel breakfast serves good variety of foods. With its price, it is very good value for money.

This hotel is one of the best I have ever stay! The staffs are really polite and friendly! They can speak English! They provide soaps for babies & also provide child’s pajamas which I can let my child wear when going to the onsen area before changing out. The supper ramen is really yummy N the breakfast is incredible, it’s really comprehensive! They have different onsen pools. Also they have massage chairs & snacks provided outside the onsen area! Very recommended!

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.