Encontre hotéis 3-Star em Quioto

Este hotel está localizado perto da estação de Kyoto, a 10 minutos a pé, e a estação de metrô mais próxima fica a apenas 1 minuto, facilitando o acesso a diferentes atrações. A paragem de autocarro em frente ao hotel tem um autocarro directo para Arashiyama, e o transporte é muito conveniente. Embora os quartos não tenham banheiro privativo, o ambiente do banheiro no segundo andar (meninas) é limpo e arrumado, e há máquinas de venda automática e máquinas de lavar no primeiro andar para proporcionar mais comodidade. Os procedimentos de check-in e check-out são fáceis de usar, tornando-o uma escolha recomendada para os taiwaneses.

+ this hotel 01 station only from Kyoto Station, using metro and stop at Koji Station , and then walking about 15minutes to the hotel + The easy way to reach this hotel is using bus, and stop at Kujo Omiya. Many bus have direct route to Gion, and other tourist spot (about 30 minutes riding). Please take a notes, this hotel is not in tourist area, very quiet and you will meet with many local people here. + this hotel have a concierge and standby staff, so you can keep the luggage before checkin. + this hotel is very new, i think maybe open early 2026, when we proceed for the check in, the hotel staff gave us some welcoming gift, and we can saw many flowers buoquet there. And the good news, yes they have an elevator, so no issue for thise who bring big luggage + Room very clean and tidy. We book for 03 persons, and they prepare room with 04 twin beds (separate 02 rooms). Inside room have bathtub, laundry, kitchen + equipment, and 01 dining table. + I think maybe this is the best hotel we stay at Japan. Very modern, all brand new, many USB port inside the room, wifi connection is strong, really quiet and really convenient for stay + around 05 minutes walking, you will find japanese ramen noodle resto, and also local mini market. - a little bit troublesome for communicate with the hotel staff, because when we want to make sure about Yamato Delivery Service to this hotel, it was so hard to reach to hotel staff throung phone / email. When we asking to the hotel staff about this, they said they not receiving any chat from the trip.com / ******* platform. I dont know where is the issue, maybe because this hotel very new or they are not ready yet for the online communication Please take a notes that you have to pay kyoto city tax. We stay for 02 night, and we pay JPY 1.600 total Overall it was a nice stay, and definitely really recomend this hotel for stay at Kyoto.

Os hotéis japoneses mantêm um estilo consistente e são limpos, por mais pequenos que sejam, há uma banheira para mergulhar. A pressão da água é suficiente. Só organizei por um dia. Mudei de quarto porque tinha um quarto com cama de casal. Estava perto da estrada e havia motos à noite e carros pela manhã. Como o vidro da janela é relativamente fino, ele fica muito perturbado. O conforto da roupa de cama é mediano, mas o preço está aqui Serviço chinês suave na recepção

O Pessoal é um BOM Lugar para relaxar e relaxar depois de passar o dia EM Tóquio!O pessoal é um BOM trabalho e é extremamente útil. A estética do quarto foi incrivelmente bem pensada - a iluminação escondera torna o quarto ainda mais relaxante - o tubo quente no primeiro andar é extremamente bem mantido e grande depois de andar todo o dia. Há um Lindo café ligado Ao lobby e um Mart familiar a Cinco Passos Da Entrada do hotel.Recomenda-se que você esteja perto Da estação de Quioto.

I really enjoyed staying at this ryokan in Gion, Kyoto. I only stayed for one night but I wish I had stayed for longer! Upon arrival, you must remove your shoes before entering and checking in. The check in process was quick and simple. Once checked in at the front desk, I was taken to my room and a member of staff sat with me at the table and poured tea etc. Possibly due to language barriers though, it was entirely clear what was going on the whole time so I was mostly just confused. It would have been nice to have some form of explanation beforehand as to the check in process and what was expected when staying at the property so that I appreciated the experience as it happened. I did receive a leaflet on all such things post-check in (which was an amazing touch!) so I guess I learnt in hindsight what had happened! I left the property soon after but upon return, the staff had clearly been in my room to tidy away the tea etc, which again I was not aware would be happening! The location of the property was really great and I was able to walk to most places I wanted to visit, other than most temples which I got public transport/a taxi to. The room itself was beautifully traditional, though the bathroom facilities were very basic. The futon bed was very comfortable and I had a great night's sleep. It was certainly an experience to stay in the room and try on the traditional clothing provided. The room included breakfast (was unaware of this too!) that was to be delivered to the room but I was unable to experience this as I left earlier than the breakfast time. Check out was simply handing back the key before leaving so was very quick! The property gave me a lovely souvenir to take back too which, again, was a lovely touch! Overall, a really great property that I wish I'd had more time to experience!

O quarto não é grande, mas se você juntar as duas camas de solteiro, sobrará mais espaço, o que facilitará na hora de abrir a mala. Você pode ver uma pequena parte da cena da rua do lado de fora da janela, e a vista da cidade de Kyoto pode ser vista do lado de fora da janela do corredor. Os produtos de higiene pessoal no banheiro têm cheiro de chá preto, o que eu realmente gosto. Há estações de metrô e pontos de ônibus ao redor, além de duas enormes lojas de conveniência. No andar de baixo há um restaurante de fast food japonês 24 horas. A comida não é muito saborosa, mas é barata e prática. É muito tranquilo, pois é cercado por áreas residenciais. Você pode sentir a vida dos moradores japoneses caminhando. Ficamos seis noites no total, e o hotel só limpou o quarto um dia no meio. O lixo estava tão amontoado que nem cabia mais na lata de lixo... E no dia da limpeza, eles devem ter esquecido de limpar e saído no meio do caminho, porque uma das duas camas estava arrumada e a outra não. O hotel tem apenas um elevador, que é compartilhado por turistas e funcionários. Se o elevador for usado durante o dia, quando a equipe estiver limpando os quartos, o elevador ficará movimentado e o tempo de espera será maior. Há uma senhora idosa que fala chinês na recepção. A atitude dela em relação aos chineses e japoneses é muito diferente. Ele foi muito gentil e gentil com os japoneses, e até correu atrás deles para se despedir de mim. Quando ela me viu, ela falou japonês primeiro. Quando ela viu que eu não entendia, ela levantou a testa e olhou para mim com os olhos semicerrados: ”Inglês?” Eu concordei em falar inglês, mas ela ainda me testou com um sotaque frio e áspero do nordeste: ”Você fala chinês?” Depois de saber que eu era chinês, sua atitude mudou 180 graus. Ela se tornou fria e hostil, e gostava de usar um tom imperativo. Ela me perguntou quando eu poderia pegar a bagagem guardada. Considerando que meu companheiro ainda estava a caminho do hotel e seus planos futuros ainda eram desconhecidos, não consegui determinar a hora exata, então respondi casualmente ”Não sei”. Ela imediatamente ordenou: ”Você não pode dizer que não sabe. Você pode simplesmente me dizer uma hora, três ou seis horas, mas não pode dizer que não sabe, caso contrário não poderei armazenar para você.” Embora eu estivesse surpreso, ainda dei uma hora aproximada de ”8 horas”. Como resultado, ela tomou a iniciativa e disse: ”Escrevo para você às 6 horas”. Fiquei sem palavras. Por que ela me perguntou? Ela poderia ter escrito apenas uma hora. E mais tarde, quando ele me viu no corredor, ele até olhou para cima e me olhou de relance e depois me ignorou. No entanto, quando nos encontramos em outras ocasiões, ele me cumprimentava, mas era sempre muito rígido e falso, e ele parecia relutante. Com exceção desta senhora idosa que fala chinês, os outros funcionários são muito simpáticos e me cumprimentam com um sorriso toda vez que retorno ao hotel.

I stayed here in a double room and overall had a pretty good experience. The room was clean and comfortable, and both the air conditioning and heater worked very well. One thing that really stood out was the bathroom — the bathtub was much larger than what you usually get in Japan. I’m a tall person, and I could actually sit down and lie back comfortably, which is rare. Most hotel baths feel very small, but this one felt closer to around 1.4m in length, which made having a bath genuinely enjoyable. The bed was comfortable, and housekeeping did a great job — the bed was made every day with fresh sheets. Wi-Fi was also very fast, which was a big plus. Amenities were decent, and you can pick up extra items if you need them. Check-in is a bit late at 3pm, which I didn’t love, but that’s balanced out by an 11am checkout. Having that extra time in the morning made it feel worth it overall. I did have a couple of negatives. The strangest one was finding an old sock behind the TV when I arrived. It was very obvious and not hidden, so I’m not sure how it was missed during cleaning. It was a bit gross, but I just left it. Another downside was the mini fridge — it’s more like a cooler than a real fridge. It keeps drinks from getting warm, but they don’t get properly cold. In summer, this really wouldn’t be good enough. Replacing it with a proper mini fridge would be a big upgrade. The other major issue was the lift. It is painfully slow, and there’s only one lift for the upper floors. On checkout day, I left my room about 10 minutes before checkout time, and I almost didn’t make it downstairs in time because of how slow it was. That part was honestly pretty ridiculous. Location-wise, this hotel is excellent. It’s very easy to get to from Kyoto Station — just head south and you’re there in about 4–5 minutes. It’s also very convenient when leaving Kyoto by train. A tip for using the subway: instead of going back to Kyoto Station, walk right from the hotel to Shijō Station. It’s on the same subway line, you’ll get on before Kyoto Station, and the train is empty — so you’re almost guaranteed a seat and can ride comfortably to your destinations. For food and shopping, there’s a shopping mall just across the road toward the station with a Don Quijote, McDonald’s, and other options. The hotel is also right next to a Coco Ichibanya curry house, which is fantastic and open late. Overall, despite a few odd issues, this was a solid stay with a great location, good comfort, and very easy access to transport. I’d happily consider staying here again.

Location not the best and can find nearer to Kyoto station with same price. The location only good to go Nijojo castle, Toji Temple & Ginkako temple. Nothing much nearby, no night bars only a restaurant opposite it. The worst was no lift, for a female with 20 kg luggage, I have to carry it for 4 levels up and down all by myself. It’s understandable no space to install lift, but pls consider to install a luggage travel lift. Layout of the room is very good especially bath and toilet inside the room. Some may not like it cause ppl may back late night to bath and make noises. But I do like the single room layout with small dress up table before the capsule bed.

O melhor hotel de Kyoto. Super limpo, super confortável. Eles oferecem vouchers para jantar e café da manhã, e é muito bom. Perto de uma estação Lawson e de uma linha de trem. Funcionários super simpáticos e profissionais. Se você vier a Kyoto, durma aqui. Eles têm honsen gratuito e lavanderia self-service. Voltarei o mais breve possível.

Regarding the cleaning, bedroom and bed perfect. Shower cleaned. But the floor an the sinks of the bathroom not always cleaned, same for the floor in the toilets.but I supposed after full day, with many people using them, it is surely not the mistake of the people cleaning hard, I could see them on duty. Now talking about the staff at the reception, some were nice and some really not smiling at all and pretending not speaking english when it was suiting them. And final point, cannot take a shower after 9 am and cannot go to the common room after 10 pm!! Not very convenient when you need to work late or eat late if you had a long day out… we are not children going to bed before or latest 10 pm…🙄 It is difficult as we cannot do so in the bedroom to not disturb our room mates…