Spa Hotels in Kyoto

Hotel was super nice! I loved almost everything. The room was very big for Japanese standards and the staff was very professional and fluent in English. Location couldn’t be better, right next to Kyoto Station and a lot of options for shopping and dining. The only thing that was disappointing was the breakfast. They divide it in a western and japanese breakfast. But the western breakfast didn’t really have much western choices. And the coffee was not good. This could be improved. Otherwise it was a perfect stay and I would recommend it. :-)

I booked a premier twin with city view guest room in this Banyee Tree Group Hotel at Kyoto Sanjo district. The hotel location is very good and just slightly off Kyoto City shopping centres within a 5-10 mins walking distance, which is good for my family since we can do some walking exercise and looking for good japanese food everyday when we are going out without wasting time to find transportation and yet there is a sub-way train Sanjo station just right next to the hotel for linking up to other scene spots and even to Osaka and other places as you wish. The quality of hospitality service is good and some staff are hands-on and can communicate via english. The room interior is warm and comfort to my family and I like its comfy bed and sufficient hot-water rain-shower and both my family and myself had a good sleep there. The Wi-Fi speed is acceptable and the room cleaning service is also above average.

Location is excellent! Many restaurants around the hotel area as it is just located 8min walk from station. I booked this hotel over 5 times!  Love the room set up and make myself so comfortable. There is hot spring and provided free noodles and ice bars at the night time. It is just a refresh after hot spring.  The only weak point of the hotel is which too many guests! 🙂bit crowed during hot spring and breakfast time, it always happens during the peak season!

Facilities: The restaurant is not as good as before. The management is quite chaotic and the food is not delicious. Hygiene: Overall it is clean and tidy, which is basically the standard in Japan. Environment: Very beautiful Japanese garden style, the hotel is not high, but very quiet. Service: I really have to complain about this, it’s really not as good as before. Even if I checked in on my birthday, the hotel didn't even have a card, candy or cake. There is a small cake even on the plane, and the bank even knows to send a blessing message. This is my second stay, but I will probably stay at another hotel in the future. Because at this price, the food is not as good as before and the service is not as good as before. I feel it is not worth it.

Very good. Will continue to choose next time I stay. Environmental sanitation and transportation are generally okay. The most important thing is that you can take a bath every day. The bathing area is also very detailed.

I highly recommend having breakfast at this hotel. There is an all-you-can-eat drinks bar on the first floor, and an ice cube machine is also available. However, there were no towels in the public bath, which was inconvenient for me. Overall, I was satisfied with my stay at this hotel.

Optimal location, friendly service, superb view for mountain side rooms, especially corner rooms. I would recommend Okura to all my friends who visit Kyoto.

This luxury boutique hotel exceeded our expectations. The attention to detail is impressive. Every aspect of the guest experience has been thought through. From check-in to check-out, we felt like VIPs. The room was as beautiful as it was comfortable. Food at the Geand Café was spectacular. Perfect location, with several several buses stopping right in front of the hotel, making exploring Kyoto very convenient. Short walk to Gion and other interesting areas. The only area for inprovement would be offering a wider selection for breakfast. It was excellent, but we wished there were additional options. Will return next time I’m in Kyoto!

The hotel is nested in a quiet corner, within walking distance of Sagaogurayama Tabuchiyamacho. Im however a bit disappointed with the limited facilites it offered when compared to the price we paid. We stayed in the Tsukinone Twin Room which is on the third floor of the building. The view is pleasant. The room is of decent size. Yet there were no public onsens. We need to pay YEN5000 for 45 minutes and there are only 2 private onsens. For more luxurious rooms with private onsen, the one I visited was on the ground level with no views as it were by the pathway to the reception , separated by wooden planks. We paid around Yen5000 for the breakfast in the hotel, Both western and japanese breakfasts were offered. We tried both. It is of standard. The 4 different juices presented on the top of the bento box was impressive. The vaccinity is pleasant. We could walk to the train station, the tourist rown area , the nearby parks and the world heritage sites. Nice area .

The hotel is a bit too old, the room hygiene is not good, we adults all feel uncomfortable in the eyes, the daughter had conjunctivitis after taking a bath on the first day, and the son also had conjunctivitis on the second day. Fortunately, there is a pharmacy nearby, and I bought eye drops. The service of the hotel is very poor. I asked for a cart, but no one came for 15 minutes. The only good thing is the breakfast, which has a rich variety and can be ordered. But I will not come again