Hotels With Parking in Kyoto Prefecture, Japan

I benefited from other guests' reviews before my stay, so I'd like to pay it forward for future visitors. This hotel is incredibly close to both the Kyoto subway station and the Shinkansen (bullet train) station – just a few minutes' walk from the Shinkansen exit, making its location excellent. The bus stop for Kansai Airport is also very near, which was extremely convenient for us as first-time visitors to Kyoto. The room size is comparable to hotels in China, and significantly larger than those in Tokyo. The only downside was that our room faced the Shinkansen tracks, so we were woken up by the train passing by every morning. Check-in and check-out can be done easily via machine, which is very convenient. The only thing was having to pay a local accommodation tax during check-in, which wasn't charged at our Tokyo hotel. There are also plenty of shopping options around the hotel. Overall, it's a hotel I would definitely stay at again.

This hotel is super convenient! It's just one stop from Kyoto Station on the E line, right next to the subway exit. **Facilities:** The room was very spacious, with a huge bed (over 2 meters!) that easily fit two adults and a child. There's also a public bath, which isn't huge but is very clean. The breakfast was okay, but I'm not a big fan of Japanese-style breakfasts. I mostly stuck to the bread, though the waffles and fried eggs were pretty good. **Service:** Excellent! My kids loved the train toys in the lobby, and the train-themed tableware at breakfast was a nice touch. We could easily walk to the Railway Museum and the aquarium without even crossing a road, and getting to Kyoto Station was a breeze.

The hotel is about a 10-15 minute walk from Shijo Kawaramachi shopping street, with a Family Mart conveniently located right across the street. It's a quiet spot despite being close to the action, and I had a good stay. The yakitori place nearby seems to be quite popular.

This is a 4-star hotel, very close to Kyoto Station, and they offer a free shuttle bus to and from the station. The shuttle picks up on the left side when you exit the *Karasuma Central Exit* (条口) of Kyoto Station. There isn't much to explore around the hotel itself, and very few restaurants. If you plan on taking the train or eating out, it's best to head to Kyoto Station. Kyoto Station is large and beautiful, a tourist attraction in itself, and even has a big Isetan department store! The breakfast restaurant on the 14th floor is a revolving restaurant with panoramic views of Kyoto. However, the Western set breakfast is quite mediocre. The breakfast restaurant on the first floor offers both Japanese and Western options, but the value for money isn't great. In terms of transportation, besides taking the train from Kyoto Station, you can also catch a bus nearby. It's a bit far from the livelier areas of Sanjo and Shijo, making it suitable for guests who prefer a quiet stay and want to be close to Kyoto Station.

The room was quite spacious for Japan, easily accommodating two 28-inch suitcases laid out. It was clean and tidy. I booked a premium room which had a fresh air ventilation system, so the room never felt stuffy. The receptionist was polite and courteous, and English communication was no problem. Check-in was quick and easy, and they even held my package deliveries securely. Breakfast was good, with both Japanese and Western options, and for Chinese, there were mini meat buns or siu mai, and one day they even had congee. The closest Hankyu Omiya Station is just a 5-minute walk away, making it super convenient to get to Osaka. Daimaru and Takashimaya department stores are also within walking distance. The lobby offers complimentary coffee and tea, and there's a large public bath on the second floor. For this price, it's truly a rare find and highly recommended!

I still wouldn't recommend staying here if you're driving, as parking is expensive and very limited. Housekeeping only changed the towels and made the bed, but didn't replace the mouthwash cups. On the plus side, they provided two bottles of water in the room daily. Hygiene was perfectly fine, and there was a bathtub in the room. The downsides were that transportation was a bit inconvenient, the convenience store wasn't close, and you had to use a footbridge to cross the road when leaving the hotel.

This hotel reminds me the classic and typical style of Japanese hotel setups, very clean, simple and tasty breakfast and friendly service. It’s just 15 minutes walking distance to Kyoto main station where is quite accessible to many destinations. The best part is the public hot spring, it offers a comfortable environment and great service time, reliving myself from crazy day trip walk at Kyoto, strongly recommend!

The service attitude at the hotel was somewhat poor, and the check-in time was not very accommodating. Even when I arrived about 30 minutes early, I was told that no rooms were available, although the hotel did not appear to be fully occupied. Housekeeping did not change the bed sheets during my stay, which was disappointing. On the positive side, the hotel is conveniently located near the train station, making transportation easy.

Hotel distance was average for a family of 4 (ranging from 17-50s) but Suki-ya, Family Mart and Lawson was within 5 min range if thats what you are aiming for. To Metro (5-7 mins) and to the shopping district (15-20 mins) For the slightly downside, help desk was quite reserved / unfriendly ish? Only doing their jobs for the sake of it, very little smiles but super professional nonetheless. I had forgotten my things and requested it to be delivered to another hotel in Osaka I was staying and it was settled within 1 days (~1800¥?) Amenities was pretty decent as they had bath salts and tea bags as well as makeup removers etc. Overall pretty decent stay, but there was hotel tax required for 200¥ per pax x days stayed during my stay there.

It's relatively close to the station, about a 20-minute walk, but they offer a shuttle service, which is convenient. It's a pretty upscale hotel. Getting to nearby attractions isn't far either. Kyoto is a lot of fun; you can visit multiple times and never get bored.