Hotels With breakfast in Kyoto Prefecture, Japan

The hotel was in a very good, central location, just 3 minutes from the bus stop and 14 minutes bus ride from Kyoto station. I booked a 20m twin room with large single beds. However, the room was 12m at the most. I asked the head receptionist about this. I was then offered a larger room at extra cost which I declined. The room was fairly clean with fresh towels provided every day. It was well equipped with a kettle and a small fridge. There was no wardrobe, just 4 hangers to hang clothes on a hook. There was no storage. The soundproofing was good as I could not hear the other guests. There was a washing machine available for 500 yen which was very useful. For breakfast, there was a wide selection of tasty food which I recommend. The spa was nice and free of charge, however there was 1000 yen charge for the gym.

We booked a triple room, and with three beds, the room was quite compact, but we could still fit our luggage. The hotel is a bit of a distance from the station, but there are two buses an hour to Kyoto Station, which is very convenient, and the location is easy to find. For breakfast, there are two restaurants to choose from. The Japanese one offers a set meal, so we ate at the Western restaurant all three days, which basically met our needs.

We stayed here for a family trip over Children's Day in May. Banyan Tree is such a renowned brand even in Korea, so I had high expectations when I booked our stay. However, we were hoping for a mountain view, but instead, we got a cemetery view – and on a dark, rainy night, it was quite enough to give us nightmares. If you're looking for a relaxing experience, like soaking in a Japanese cypress (hinoki) bathtub, you'll be satisfied, but I have to say the view was extremely disappointing. On the positive side, the Japanese tatami room vibe was very pleasing, and the aroma oil program at the spa was really interesting.

Our experience at Six Senses Kyoto was truly wonderful. As a new hotel opened in 2024, it exudes an elegant Japanese Zen style, and the public courtyard is particularly photogenic. The room was spacious enough at 42 square meters, and the attention to detail was impeccable. The breakfast selection was rich, offering both local Kyoto flavors and Western options, and the quality of the food was excellent. Its location isn't far from Gion and Kiyomizu-dera Temple, making it very convenient for sightseeing. The only slight downside is that it's a bit of a distance from the subway, so I'd recommend taking a taxi for getting around. The service was meticulous and attentive, making for a very relaxing stay overall, perfect for those looking to slow down and enjoy a holiday.

After extensive research on various social media and travel apps, I chose this hotel, and my experience far exceeded expectations – it was truly worth it. The airport/station transfer was convenient, and the front desk staff provided excellent service, making me feel right at home. The room was spacious, and all amenities were exceptionally complete. The hotel's location is also superb; it's quiet at night, and various attractions are within walking distance, just across the street from the luxurious Capella. The public bath was a delightful surprise, much cleaner and more professional than many hot spring resorts in China. A soak before bed truly helped me recover and recharge. Regarding some reviews mentioning preferential treatment towards white guests and ***, I didn't experience any of that, except for one odd instance during breakfast where my half-eaten meal was cleared away prematurely. The breakfast selection was incredibly diverse and plentiful. Overall, a fantastic and worthwhile stay!

The hotel as a whole is very good, and the front desk staff are extremely polite. The only downside is that it's quite a distance from Kujo Subway Station. However, having a Lawson convenience store right next door is very convenient, and the complimentary hot springs on the basement level are extremely comfortable. Just a heads-up: although breakfast is served until 9:00 AM, guests need to arrive at the restaurant by 8:30 AM, as the buffet area starts cleaning up after that.

The room was a bit small, making it difficult to open two suitcases, which was inconvenient when traveling with a child and needing to access things. However, it was clean. They don't provide complimentary water in the room, but there's a FamilyMart convenience store downstairs. The location is very convenient. The biggest drawback is that it's street-facing, and the soundproofing is terrible. Motorcycles roaring by, cars, and people talking all night really disturbed my sleep. If you're a light sleeper, you should definitely consider this. A great plus was having a bathtub for soaking, even though it wasn't a hot spring; it was very relaxing after a long day of sightseeing.

This hotel is super convenient, located just a short walk from Kyoto Station's Hachijo West Exit. You exit the station, turn right, take the elevator down, cross the street, and it's right there on your front-right. It's really close to Kyoto Station, and there's an Aeon mall and all sorts of great food options nearby. Plus, you'll pass a 551 HORAI bun shop near the Hachijo West Exit – there's always a line, but it's totally worth it, genuinely delicious! **Check-in:** Although check-in is officially after 3 PM, we arrived at 2:30 PM and were able to check in early. You use an automatic check-in machine, but the front desk staff were very enthusiastic and helped me with the process. **Price:** A standard triple room for two nights, including breakfast for three, cost 1897 RMB in total, which works out to 316 RMB per person per night. We stayed from Saturday to Monday, so it might be even cheaper if you stay on weekdays. **Room:** It was a standard triple room, 20 square meters, with two 1.1-meter single beds and one 1-meter sofa bed. The room size was a little on the small side, but still manageable. It had a window, but it couldn't be opened. Since it opened in 2020, the facilities are still quite new. The faucet in the bathroom provides potable water, which is drinkable directly. Note that disposable items like toothbrushes aren't included in the room; you need to pick them up from the lobby downstairs. There's a kettle in the room, which was great for my parents to make tea. They also provide pajamas, so you can pack fewer clothes. The control panel by the window can be set to Chinese, making it more user-friendly. The soundproofing in the room is excellent; even though it's near Kyoto Station, you can't hear any outside noise, making it very quiet. **Breakfast:** Served from 7:00 AM to 10:00 AM. If your room includes breakfast, you'll receive breakfast coupons upon check-in. If you buy it separately, it's 2200 yen per person. The variety is decent, and the taste is quite good. They even have self-serve cold udon with a good selection of condiments, tasting just like what you'd get outside. **Luggage Storage:** Since we had another itinerary early on our third day and needed to store our luggage, there's a dedicated room downstairs for free self-service luggage storage. You can secure each piece of luggage with a combination lock, making it very safe.

Great location and souvenir/shops are in a couple of minutes so if you're not picky and don't mind the smell, it can be okay option. Maybe for a couple of days you won't even notice. We stayed for 5 nights, towels and trash was cleaned everyday. We slept good. Overall clean (good housekeeping work, but shower needs renovation). We booked a 24-26m room for about 100$ a night which was lowest price in all central Kyoto because we didn't bother to book something good in advance. We went for it even though we read the reviews and hoped for the best. For example, while I was in Kanazawa I paid about 30-40$ for a hotel which was old in a good way. Room was spacious has a mirror with light for makeup and enough room for 4 open suitcases (you can add extra bed). The hotel is old, I guess the pipes make it smell awful. Every time you walk into a room the smell is there. Air conditioning is loud so you can't sleep but you can open a window if it's not too hot outside. Bed is comfortable and everything was clean. Pillow ....not so comfortable so the neck hurt. Free tickets to Kyoto tower was a nice option but when we got into a tower it wasn't interesting because the windows weren't clear and the light was dim in a bad way and also that smell... (we visited Fukuoka tower before and it was amazing compared to that). Also what really shocked me that there were trays for drip coffee with ”used drip coffee” sign, but the hotel doesn't provide drip coffee and only does instant coffee. And you need to go for all amenities like tea to the hotel lobby. Of course after a long day if you didn't stack your tea in advance, you can forget about it. Also an example of hotel's greed: 600 yen for washing clothes, 200 yen for water. Really? Not even a bottle of free water and I was afraid to drink from the smelly pipe. There was mold in the shower (but only if you look clother) and the toilet was the oldest one, even older than I saw in public restroom in some parks. But clean nevertheless. The lighting was dim, hard to see anything. I guess the hotel must retire soon or do something about the pipes. There were sometimes loud people in the corridor but I guess it's just luck.

Highly impressed with the quality of this hotel. The room design was modern and comfortable, housekeeping was excellent, and the facilities were well maintained. Staff were consistently friendly and professional. Everything felt seamless and enjoyable throughout the stay