The hotel was literally next to the train station. The subway line has an elevator so even if you have luggage, it would be easy to get on and off the train station. The property was very clean and quite spacious. It had everything in it. The location is quite good too. Close to a lot of places. Just a train ride to the Gion area. It is also pretty close to Kyoto station. You do need to transfer though, but pretty short trip. There are also a couple of restaurants around the hotel. Plus, a lawson next to the train station. Best of all, the staff are very nice and accommodating. I was able to leave my luggage before check in time.

They don’t have an elevator but it wasn’t an issue with me personally. I am able to carry my luggage up and down the stairs.

I liked that the toilet was separated from the shower. The beds were comfortable, the room was clean. It had a microwave if you wanted to buy food in 7eleven and heat it up. It has washing machine if you need to do laundry. It's also 1min walk from the subway.

There was never anyone at the desk. The wifi didn't work and we couldn't ask why. Also the stairs are high and narrow so, the place really needs an elevator. After all the walking you've to do in Kyoto, the last thing you need is walk 2,3 or 4 flights of stairs. Also to carry your luggage up is very hard. For the more mature visitors, I do not reccommend.

Hotel was 1 block away from subway exit. Very convenient. Room no 205 was a good size one. I was expecting small room based on what I read about Japan. It had a sizable table with chair. One double bed and one single bed. Separate toilet, bath room, kitchenette with cooking facilities etc. It it much better than the place I stayed in Osaka, though Osaka place was expensive to this. There were few shops around walking distance for lunch and dinner. Lawson shop was next to subway exit. I would recommend this to anyone.

Nothing to complain about. There were some limit on hot water available during the day but noted we only used 1/3 of it. So it was not a problem at all.

It has everything needed, kitchen microwave fridge washing machine! Comfortable bed, metro and convenience store next door.

Feels somehow far from city center even though easy to connect with the metro. We think it was the boiler in the middle of the room that had a working sound for more than an hour in the middle of one of the two nights we stayed, there was no way to stop it so it was uncomfortable for us

Very convenient, beside a subway station exit. There’s a Lawson and a bakery that sells delicious and healthy bread. Rooms are clean and well kept.

No staff at front desk. Everything communicated through the booking.com app. So if you need some assistance or have queries, you may not be able to get it answered so promptly.

Excellent customer service from check in staff Very welcoming Units are compact, as is common in Japan, with all you need eg. kitchenette, washing machine, comfortable bed, bath/ shower combined. We had a great stay again, and were very pleased with their luggage storage service during our bike tour of Biwako.

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Fully self contained with a small kitchen and washing machine. Comfortable bed. Staff helpful in storing our luggage for a bike journey we had planned.

Note it is on a busy road (it was cherry blossom season when we visited which might have influenced this) so could affect any light sleepers.

Very comfortable equipment in the room. The location is not too far from the attractions as there is the subway station (Misasaki Station) which is next to the hotel.

There is no any restaurant nearby the hotel. Luckily, there is Lawson next to the hotel that save our lives.

The hotel is right next to the subway station, and next to a convenience store. The room has a small kitchenet, microwave oven and a refrigerator. In addition, it has a washing machine for clothes.

The room is facing the busy street. It is a bit noisy at night with all the traffic on the road.

Very nice, very clean, and right at the exit of the train station and a Lawson convenience store.

Unfortunately, no one to receive you, and they ask for an appointment in order to pay...