Hotels with Parking in Kyoto

"Great stay! Clean, easy to find and walk to convenient stores/supermarkets. Reliable staffs that will go the extra mile to sort your luggage forwarding even if they don’t speak your language. Hassle free. Elevator stopping at lobby each use might annoy you if you’re rushing 😂 My favourite thing is their calm music selections on the TV while you wind down, now I weirdly miss it! Would come back again."

"The breakfast was very delicious and had a wide variety of choices. Everything tasted great and I never got bored of it even after a few days. The onsen was also very comfortable and relaxing — it was the perfect way to unwind after a long day. I also really liked the shampoo and bath amenities provided by the hotel; they smelled amazing and made my hair feel very smooth. Another nice touch was that the hotel provided free laundry washing, although the dryer required a small fee. They also offered free ramen at night, which was a really nice service, but I was too full to try it at the time. Overall, I had a wonderful stay and would definitely come back again!"

"Service: The hotel staff were very helpful and patient. Even if it's before check-in time, you can store your luggage, and then just use the self check-in machine when you return to the hotel. (P.S. When you store your luggage, the front desk will ask you for a 4-digit 'number' – they're actually asking you to set a password. Just pick any memorable numbers.) Stay: The room was clean, comfortable, and bright. It was much larger than the one I stayed in in Osaka; I could easily open several 26-inch suitcases. The bedding was excellent, and it was incredibly quiet at night (across the street is a police station and some office buildings). I'm someone who usually needs earplugs to sleep, but I slept soundly without them here. Location: The location is fantastic. It's about a 7-8 minute walk from the subway, passing an Arc'teryx store on the way. The hotel is a ten-minute walk from Shijo Kawaramachi (or you can take a 5-minute bus ride). There are bus stops nearby that go to many tourist attractions, so transportation is super convenient! Food & Drink: There's a 7-Eleven, Lawson, a pharmacy, and restaurants right next to the hotel. Shijo Kawaramachi has some great restaurants that you can book in advance! If 10 is the highest score, I'd give it an 11!"

"The room was quite spacious, and the bathroom was clean. There's a microwave and a dining area on the first floor. The only downside is there's no luggage rack. The location is super convenient, very close to Kiyomizu-dera Temple and Sannenzaka/Ninenzaka. There are also bus, tram, and JR stations nearby."

"This was the best hotel of the three we stayed in on our trip to Japan. The location was absolutely central to everything, and amenities were all close at hand. Close to Kyoto station meant that even when you were out all you had to do was finding a train or bus coming back to the station. From the first view of the hotel inside we knew we were going to enjoy our stay. The room blew us away when we opened the door, it was well laid out. The service and food were exceptional, absolutely loved the ”Meat Theatre” this was an all you can eat and well worth the money. The staff were truly helpful at all times. Exceptionally good value loved it and would recommend it to everyone we know that are going to Kyoto."

"Very nice hotel! Our stay at this hotel was absolutely exceptional. From the warm, attentive staff to the beautifully designed, spotless rooms, every detail was perfect. The peaceful ambiance and top-notch amenities made our trip truly unforgettable. We highly recommend this property to anyone seeking comfort and luxury, and we cannot wait to return!"

"This was the best hotel of our trip! It's about a six-minute walk from Kyoto Station, which made getting to Osaka and Nara super convenient and quick. The hotel is just across the street from Kyoto Station, and there's a 7-Eleven right next door. The breakfast spread was amazing, with eel, sweet shrimp, salmon, and other seafood served daily. They also had afternoon tea, nuts, and various alcoholic beverages. Plus, they offered free workshops to make dried flower bookmarks, bracelets, and origami flowers. The room had a minimalist, Muji-esque design – simple, elegant, with a separate wet and dry area, and excellent soundproofing."