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Suiran, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Kyoto
Nestled along the scenic Hozu River in Arashiyama, this hot spring hotel offers an authentic Japanese experience with luxurious spa treatments. Perfect for families with childcare services and kid-friendly meals, or travelers seeking cultural immersion. The 39 elegantly designed rooms blend modern comforts with traditional aesthetics. Enjoy Chinese-friendly services for seamless communication, plus easy access to Kyoto's hidden gems. Unwind in this tranquil oasis surrounded by nature's beauty!
Kuraya Nanseicho
The Royal Park Canvas Kyoto Nijo
Rangetsu
S Peria Hotel Kyoto
Momijiya Annex
Homm Stay Nagi Arashiyama Kyoto-Banyan Group
Nijo Yurakuan
Mibu Hanabusa House
Hostel Sui Kyoto
Takao Kanko Hotel
Narumanoyado 3LDK Max11ppl conv transportation
Kyo No Yado Botan
Satoi Kosetsu Shichijo-Mibu
Guest House Kingyoya
Kyo No Yado Nishioji
Muji Arashi 3 min walk to Hankyu Arashiyama - Max 5 ppl
Tabitabi Stay Moonlight
Rinn Gojomibugawa East
Miro Hachijo Genmachi BeTei
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Suiran, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Kyoto
We first stayed at Suiran over ten years ago during our honeymoon, and it left an unforgettable impression on us. Returning to the hotel this time was truly magical—so many thoughtful touches made us feel like old friends. From the personalized welcome to the beautifully decorated room and exquisite dining experiences, every detail reflected elegance and care. The upgrade we received was beyond expectations, and the staff went above and beyond to make our visit special. It’s rare to find a place that combines timeless charm with such exceptional service. We felt completely pampered and deeply appreciated. This isn’t just a hotel—it’s a destination filled with memories and emotion. We’re already planning our next visit and can’t wait to return.
Kuraya Nanseicho
My stay at Kuraya Nanseicho was absolutely fantastic! The location is perfect—just a short subway ride from Gion, and surrounded by great restaurants and local charm. The hotel blends traditional Japanese aesthetics with modern minimalist design, creating a serene and stylish atmosphere from the moment you walk in. The room was immaculate, cozy, and well-appointed—bed was just right, and I slept like a baby. The bathroom stood out with its excellent shower setup and high-quality toiletries. Staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, always ready to help. Little touches like morning tea delivery and complimentary drinks in the lounge made the experience feel personal and thoughtful. It’s not just a place to sleep—it feels like home away from home. For anyone visiting Kyoto, this is a must-try. Highly recommend!
The Royal Park Canvas Kyoto Nijo
This is my third time staying here, and I’ve already become so familiar with the place—feels like coming home. Every morning I grab a coffee or matcha to-go before heading out, and in the evening, I unwind with another drink back at the hotel. The lobby is quiet and peaceful, perfect for catching up on emails or just relaxing without distractions. Location-wise, it’s incredibly convenient—just a short walk from the subway, with plenty of supermarkets nearby. Right across the street is KOMEDA, and there are countless restaurants and cafés within walking distance, making dining options diverse and fun. The room is spacious enough, spotlessly clean, and comes with all the essentials you’d need. I truly appreciate the thoughtful touches and overall comfort. If I ever return to Kyoto, this will be my first choice again—excellent value, great vibe, and a wonderful stay every time.
Rangetsu
Staying at Rangetsu was an absolute delight. Located right in the heart of Arashiyama, just steps away from the Katsura River and the iconic Togetsukyo Bridge, it’s perfectly positioned for both convenience and tranquility. The moment you step into the property, you’re immersed in traditional Japanese aesthetics—wooden architecture, serene gardens, and a peaceful atmosphere that feels like stepping back into old Kyoto. The rooms feature private hot spring baths fed by natural mineral waters from the Arashiyama region—warm, soothing, and incredibly refreshing. There's also a shared onsen area, spotlessly clean and thoughtfully designed. Staff are genuinely warm and attentive without being intrusive, offering just the right amount of care. Breakfast is a highlight: a beautifully presented kaiseki-style meal with fresh, local ingredients. The rice alone is worth the stay—fluffy, fragrant, and perfectly cooked. Whether you're seeking relaxation, cultural immersion, or simply a quiet escape from the city, Rangetsu delivers on every level. A truly unforgettable experience.
S Peria Hotel Kyoto
Staying at S Peria Hotel Kyoto was a fantastic experience from start to finish. The bathroom features a well-designed separation between wet and dry areas, with ample space—perfect for relaxing after a long day of exploring. The room itself was spotlessly clean and meticulously maintained, giving a real sense of comfort and hygiene. Location-wise, it’s incredibly convenient—just a short walk to the subway station, making access to major attractions effortless. There are several convenience stores nearby, so grabbing snacks or essentials is never an issue. One highlight I didn’t expect? The on-site bathhouse right in the basement—great for unwinding with a warm soak after a busy day. With such a reasonable price point and excellent value, this hotel stands out as a top choice in Kyoto. I’d definitely stay here again on my next visit.
Momijiya Annex
Staying at Momijiya Annex in Kyoto was a truly serene experience. The traditional Japanese aesthetic shines through with its wooden interiors and authentic atmosphere—feels like stepping into a quiet mountain retreat. While the private onsen is a bit small, it adds to the intimate, cozy vibe. The wooden footbridge is absolutely stunning and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding forest, creating that peaceful, nature-filled ambiance with a real sense of calm and fresh air. The location is perfect for those who love being close to nature and want to disconnect from city life. Staff are friendly and attentive, though the meals are simple and somewhat basic—nothing special, so I’d recommend bringing snacks or heading out for a nice dinner nearby. Overall, this place delivers great value for the tranquility and charm it offers. If you're looking for a quiet, authentic Japanese stay with a focus on nature and simplicity, this is a must-try.
Homm Stay Nagi Arashiyama Kyoto-Banyan Group
Staying at this hotel in Arashiyama was an absolute delight. The location is perfect—just a 5-minute walk from Arashiyama Station, making it ideal for early-morning train travelers who want to beat the crowds. The staff were warm and welcoming, always ready to help with a smile. Every floor has a water dispenser, which is such a thoughtful touch for guests. The room itself felt spacious and well-designed—no cramped feeling at all. The bathroom had a separate shower area, adding to the comfort. I especially loved the in-room amenities: a Nespresso machine and full tea-making supplies, so I could start my day with a perfect cup of coffee or tea. Breakfast was delivered right to my door at the agreed time, which made mornings so convenient and relaxing. Everything about this stay felt thoughtfully curated. If you're visiting Kyoto and looking for a quiet, comfortable base with excellent service and convenience, this is a top choice.
Nijo Yurakuan
Staying at Nijo Yurakuan was a delightful surprise. The space feels surprisingly spacious with good ceiling height, and the view of the neighboring houses adds a quiet, private charm. While I noticed there’s no washer or dryer—which is a step down from my first stay in a similar property—the included large bottle of chilled water was such a thoughtful touch. In Japan, bottled water can be expensive, so this small gesture made a big difference. I also appreciated the mosquito screens on the windows, which allowed for fresh air circulation without any bugs. The location is perfect for visiting Nijo Castle—very convenient to get there by foot or public transit. However, it's a bit farther from Shijo Street, so plan your trips accordingly if you're heading there often. Overall, the ambiance, comfort, and attention to detail make this a standout choice. Highly recommend for travelers looking for a peaceful, well-designed retreat in Kyoto.
Hostel Sui Kyoto
The welcome was warm and friendly. The capsule beds were stylish and well-insulated, making for a peaceful night's sleep. The kitchen is fully equipped—perfect for preparing your own meals. There are enough bathrooms, and they’re kept clean and tidy. One of the highlights? Bikes available for rent at an incredibly low price. While the hostel is located in northern Kyoto—quite far from the city center—the bus service is frequent and reliable. I explored almost everywhere by bike, which made getting around super convenient. That said, riding a bike in Kyoto requires some experience; traffic can be chaotic and unpredictable. Overall, this place offers great value, excellent comfort, and a relaxed vibe—ideal for budget-conscious travelers who want to explore independently.
Takao Kanko Hotel
Staying at Takao Kanko Hotel was an absolute delight. The staff went above and beyond to make us feel welcome, and the dining experience truly stood out—fresh ingredients, thoughtful presentation, and delicious flavors that kept us coming back for more. We visited in November, and the autumn foliage was breathtaking—vast stretches of crimson and gold blankets covering the mountains, creating a scene straight out of a postcard. The peaceful, quiet setting made it feel like a true retreat from city life. Easy access by train, yet still tucked away in nature. This place offers incredible value and unforgettable views—definitely a top pick if you're visiting Kyoto.
Satoi Kosetsu Shichijo-Mibu
The hotel is incredibly convenient—just steps from a convenience store and within a short walk to the nearest subway station. Whether heading to Arashiyama or Kiyomizu-dera, it’s less than 30 minutes by taxi, making it super easy and cost-effective when splitting the fare with travel companions. The location is perfect for exploring Kyoto without hassle, and the peaceful atmosphere inside makes for a relaxing stay. I’d definitely come back again.
Guest House Kingyoya
Staying at Guest House Kingyoya was an absolute delight! The atmosphere is peaceful and serene, with a traditional Japanese aesthetic that feels authentic yet comfortably modern. The wooden floors, shoji screens, and minimalist design create a calming vibe that instantly puts you at ease. Despite its quiet location, it's just a short walk from major sights like Gion and Fushimi Inari—plus, the nearby subway station makes getting around Kyoto super convenient. The facilities are excellent: clean, well-maintained bathrooms with separation, efficient air conditioning, and even a laundry machine on-site. But what truly sets this place apart is the owner—warm, friendly, and full of personality. She shared great local tips, recommended hidden cafes, and made us feel right at home. It’s rare to find such charm, comfort, and hospitality in one package. If you're looking for a genuine, cozy stay in Kyoto that feels like a true escape, this is it.
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