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This was a great hotel, my boyfriend and I stayed here for 3 nights. We forwarded our luggage from Tokyo, and the hotel received our luggage fine and had it ready for us when we checked in. There was a nice lobby area to eat and free teas offered with several different flavors. Additionally, we were very close the Kyoto Station which made it convenient for us to travel to where we needed to go. A few thoughts: (1) our last hotel had heated toilet seats so it was disappointing to my boyfriend when this one didn't, and (2) the water pressure was very high in our bathroom sink and we couldn't lower it, so it was difficult to wash our hands without splashing everywhere on the floor. Otherwise, the stay had no issues and we would recommend!

I had a very pleasant stay at Hotel Hokke Club Kyoto. Upon check-in, I was delighted by a thoughtful perk: every guest gets to choose two small gifts from a selection that included moisturizing masks, hair bands, lotions, bath salts, and more. This added a nice personal touch to the experience. I booked a small double room for under $80 USD, which, while not cheap, is relatively affordable for Kyoto. The room was compact but well-designed, offering enough space to comfortably access the bed from both the side and bottom. The bathroom, though small, was functional, featuring a bidet (common in Japan), a deep but short bathtub, and plenty of amenities. The hotel also provided pajamas, slippers, a hot water kettle, tea, glass cups, and reliable Wi-Fi, making the stay even more convenient. The room had windows that could be opened or closed for ventilation, and both the AC and hot water worked flawlessly, ensuring a comfortable environment. While breakfast was available, I opted not to try it due to its price of around ¥1600 and my past experiences with underwhelming hotel breakfasts. The only downside was the early 10 AM checkout time, which led to a bit of a rush for the elevator in the morning. However, this was a minor inconvenience compared to the overall quality of the stay. For travelers seeking a comfortable and budget-friendly option in Kyoto with thoughtful amenities, I highly recommend Hotel Hokke Club Kyoto.

Hotel location is good but direction instruction to hotel isn't clear. We walked & dragged our baggage thru stairway from train station. 1. Location convenient. To popular tourist IG places need to walk 20mins 2. Food available nearby & mall. 3. Room enough tk sleep with small space to leave your baggage standing. 4. Very basic room. Comfy to sleep, not too noisy. Thank you.

The hotel is located away from the bustling tourist street Shijo-dori, which leads to one of the main shrines, Yasaka Shrine. We had a room on the 9th floor with a partial view of the city (for safety reasons, the windows only open 45 degrees in the vertical plane). A special feature of the room is the bathroom with a massage shower! After a busy day, it's very nice to relax your whole body under the hot streams. The breakfast is very tasty and filling, even though it is served in a box. All the products are fresh, and over the 3 days, we received 2 different boxes. Coffee, water, ice, and skincare toiletries are available 24 hours in the lobby. The location is convenient, making it easy to get to all the attractions and Kyoto Station by both subway and bus. The cleanliness in the room and throughout the hotel is of the highest standard!

This location is perfect I would say, walking distance away from the main shijo street. There's a bus stop outside hotel whereby you can go anywhere with it . Family Mart is few steps away. Cleanliness is on point other than the room is small. But generally all Japan room is small unless u pay more for it.

When we checked in, there were two staff members at the front desk. The Chinese woman with black glasses spoke loudly and seemed impatient because I couldn’t speak Japanese. She was also supervising the other staff member, showing him how to handle the check-in process, which took up a lot of time. Overall, I didn’t feel welcomed, and she didn’t seem very good at accommodating tourists at all.

This hotel is very good location, near Omiya station (Hankyu line), Exit#5 has elevator 🛗 from platform to ground floor). If take Kyoto City bus, take bus number 206, 207 to Omiya matsubara station and walk just 150meters. This hotel is very clean, has all amenities, and facilities in the room (refrigerator and hair dryer). This hotel also have coin laundry machine and ice maker machine at 1st floor. I'm very happy with this hotel and its reasonable price, so I extend to stay here total 5 days.

The location of the hotel feels like a hotel cluster, with a lot of hotels there. Our family was pretty good, and it felt like we were upgraded to a suite after arriving at the hotel. There is a balcony, a restaurant, and a bathroom with separate wet and dry areas. It is definitely much larger than 25 square meters, and it is very large🤣The hotel should have been renovated 10-15 years ago. The supplies are very good, with hair dryers, curling irons, bath salts, and toiletries from Pola, which are pretty good. The only thing is that Ctrip wrote that the tax to be paid at the store is 400 yen, but it is actually 1,000 yen at the store, and it is charged per person. Ctrip, you are making false claims, and you should compensate me for 28 yuan🤣The picture above is the proof😎

Let me talk about the size of the room first. Compared with the average Japanese business traveler, this room can be described as super comfortable. There is no sense of oppression. The room facilities are all well equipped, and there should be some, because we go in winter, and there is also a big terrace. Warm stickers are provided, but we just happened to have prepared ourselves so we didn’t take the position. It was in the middle of the Shijo and Wujo stations. If you are pulling luggage, you should pay attention to which exit has an elevator, or you will have to go up the stairs yourself.

The B&B is very clean. It is located in a residential area. The residents are quite quiet. There is just a bit of noise from passing cars at night. It is a good place to experience a Japanese cabin. It is especially suitable for a family. It is more comfortable than staying in a hotel. It is spacious and has many rooms. It has a living room and takes into account both privacy and privacy. Family interactions. There are kitchen supplies so you can cook your own meals. The nearby 24-hour supermarket is very convenient for buying ingredients and making Japanese hot pot. You can use Uber to call a car to the door of your room. The landlord responded promptly via WeChat and provided detailed information about the surrounding area. It is recommended that there be a small table next to the sink to store cosmetics, or a tabletop mirror to facilitate putting on makeup on the living room table. Slippers are difficult to wear, and it would be better to provide disposable toiletries. Overall it's worth staying, especially for family travel. Some information for other friends who are making reservations: There is a subway station ten minutes away, but the Kyoto subway is not very convenient. The main bus is the main one, but the bus is a bit laborious. Basically, it is simple and straightforward to use Uber. A taxi from Kyoto Station costs about 1,100 yen, Eikan-do Temple is 3,800 yen, Nishi Honganji Temple is 1,600 yen, Tofukuji Temple is 1,300 yen, and Kiyomizu Temple is 3,400 yen.