Recently Reviewed Hotels around Kyoto

Hotels in Kyoto

Neighbourhoods

• Kyoto Station Hotels
• Arashiyama/Uzumasa/Takao Hotels
• Kawaramachi/Karasuma/Shijo Omiya Hotels
• Gion Higashiyama/Kita Shirakawa/Kurama/Yase/Ohara Hotels

Recommended For

• Kyoto Hotels with a Pool
• Kyoto Hotels with Parking

Hotel Class

• 5-star Hotels in Kyoto
• 4-star Hotels in Kyoto
• 3-star Hotels in Kyoto

• Santiago Guesthouse Kyoto
  "First time in Kyoto"
  "Very comfortable beds. No free soap or towel. Bar downstairs is classy and owners are very friendly. As the bar was quiet (dead) through midweek i think that it's too classy for a backpackers who were staying. Great value. 20 mins walk from nightlife."
• Salon Haraguchi Tenseian
  "Amazing house"
  "We had the whole house to ourselves which added to the experience in immersing ourselves in the japanese way of living. The house is huge with lots of hidden rooms and was wonderfully cool in the hot temperature. Mr Haraguchi was wonderful and took several hours out of his day to drive us to the dif..."ficult areas in Kyoto, we can not thank him enough for being so accommodating. The house itself was in one of the nicest parks in Kyoto, 5mins walk through the park and through the shine gets you to the Geisha streets of Gion. Excellent experience " More >
• New Miyako Hotel
  "Get rooms on the premium floors"
  "We took two rooms. The first room was a part of the Sunrise tour that we joined from Tokyo; we were given a standard room in the main building. We decided to stay on in Kyoto after the tour was over, and we didn’t want to move hotels, so we booked a premium triple room through the hotel website. T..."he difference between the two rooms was remarkable. The standard room was rather small; it was hard to find places to put our bags. The third bed was a sofa bed. There was a fridge and Japanese tea, but there was no coffee or bottled water; there was a vending machine and ice machine down the hall. The walls had dirt smudges, but the bathtub, toilet, counters, bed sheets, and carpet were clean. While the important things were clean, the room and bathroom overall were dreary and uninviting. It seems like the décor hadn’t been changed since the 70s. Switching rooms was a simple matter. We just packed up our bags, left them in the room, gave our key at the desk, then went sightseeing. ... " More >