Hotels With Wifi in Kyoto Prefecture, Japan

The hotel boasts an excellent location, directly across from Kyoto Station. The front desk staff were incredibly friendly and efficient with our check-in, and they even offered us a complimentary room upgrade. For Japanese standards, the room was quite spacious and immaculately clean. The buffet offered a wide variety of dishes, and the large restaurant provided a very comfortable dining environment. We stayed for three nights and had a fantastic experience overall. We would definitely choose to stay here again.

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.

Firstly, the location is superb. Kyoto Station is just a 10-minute walk away, and there are abundant dining options, convenience stores, Yodobashi Camera, and Don Quijote all within easy walking distance. Priced around 500, this established 5-star hotel offers rooms that are quite spacious by Japanese standards, providing incredible value for money. Free parking and EV charging stations are also available. They also have Chinese-speaking staff. The only minor imperfection was finding a hair on the bed, suggesting they could pay closer attention to detail in their cleaning.

We stayed for three nights, and the hotel's service was incredibly attentive. Before our arrival, we contacted the hotel to help receive our luggage. We simply provided the hotel's name and address to a friendly front desk staff member, scanned a QR code to fill in some information, and she enthusiastically assisted with the communication and confirmation, ensuring our luggage would arrive smoothly. This service was incredibly reassuring and hassle-free. The hotel is conveniently located at the Hachijo West Exit. If you're arriving by the Haruka Limited Express train, you'll need to go up to the second floor after exiting the station and look for the 'Hachijo West Exit' sign. From there, look up and slightly to your right across the street, and you'll spot the hotel's English sign. Simply head downstairs and cross the road, and you'll arrive very quickly. It's actually incredibly convenient. Just a heads-up, though: for popular attractions like Kinkaku-ji Temple and Kiyomizu-dera Temple, you'll need to catch the bus from the stop located near the Kyoto Tower exit. We weren't familiar with the area at first and spent quite a bit of time circling the hotel looking for a bus stop.

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.

Very pleasant stay, good value of money, spacious room, various choices of breakfast, perfect location with supermarket, restaurants just across the street and like 15-20 mins walk only to Main Street shopping area. Very helpful and friendly staff, highly recommended and I will definitely come back next time.

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.

It's great and hygiene hotel to stay. Booked 2 single bed and 1 sofa bed, sofa bed bit too soft and not even at middle for adult to sleep. As for location, opposite the hotel there's 24 hour mart available. But, to visitor spots, it's bit far for walking distance, so calling cab might be good option. It's good to take train, just might need to have few transit. For hotel facilities, there's water dispensary machine, washing machine, dryer, microwave available on certain floor, which is great for keep us hydrated on our day trip to Kyoto hot spot and clothes wash/dry for next destination. Overall, it's good hotel to have short stay.

Loved the hotel, service and Kyoto! This is a clean, well-located hotel with great breakfast and free amenities that one needs when on holiday. The front desk staff are very helpful with questions and to organise delivery of luggage if needed. Malls, station and restaurants in walking distance. We even walked to Fushimi Inari, Gion, Nishiki Market and another one near by, although it might be a long walk for some people. Do visit the other side of the station (part of the station) where the Kyoto Tower is, for a pleasant flight of lighted stairs that takes you up for views. A very clean city! The Aeon Mall has great food in the supermarket and food court. VA from NZ