Kyoto Hostels

It is a small hotel in a narrow street, but it is easy to find. We like to enter the real life of the city where we travel, walking to this hotel, you can see perfectly the houses and life form of the Japanese in Kyoto, in this neighborhood. The hotel is quite new, very wooden and warm light, making it very cozy. The hotel has a bathroom with a bathroom and a small washing machine, several bathrooms and then the shower and bathroom are on the other side of the room, which are quite large. The beds are two, litter type and these with a hairdryer, don't wait for beds like those of Europe. It has a small shirt, but it does the dress. The TV is like a tablet or smaller even jarry And girls ... has a dryer!!! ;) If you give importance to the location, it's a very good choice, you're 1 minute from several bus stops and main streets.

It is not far from Kyoto Station and the nearby traffic is also convenient. The host is a very welcoming young man who speaks Chinese very well! Sleeping comfortably on tatami mats, and the shower and toilet are clean. Very affordable, worth having, haha! I will stay again next time!

What he said here can rent a bicycle. It turned out to be the kind of bicycle rented by the Kyoto municipal government. That kind of bicycle is not very good for Chinese people. I do n’t understand Japanese and I do n’t know how to open it! It's very convenient to live. The subway entrance is just as soon as the elevator comes. The room is quite quiet at night. There are not many people in the room. Everyone is conscious and careful ... the matching of the hotel. For the hardware of several hotels in Kyoto, this is not very good, but it is clean. Downstairs is Kamogawa, there is a bus stop, it is very convenient to go. However, it is a bit dark for a person to go back through Kamo at night, so pay attention to safety.

I had a very relaxing time. The staff member is an artist, so it was nice to be able to talk to him about the concept of the building. Although the space is made of exposed concrete, I could feel the warmth of the people just by hearing that an artist was working on another floor. When I'm staying alone, I'm debating whether to stay in an economy single room or this time's twin room. In any case, please visit us again! Next time I'll go during the season when I can eat shaved ice and curry.

The location is very good - ten minutes walk from the train station. A bonus is its proximity to Higashi Honganji temple and its detached garden Shosei-en. The hostel itself is very well set up and very well run. The facilities are excellent - the kitchen is as good as any I have come across in a hostel in Japan. The bunk beds are comfortable. The lack of privacy curtains was not a problem in my stay, but with less considerate room mates it could be. The showers are very good: plenty of pressure and good temperature control. The common/dining room is spacious and comfortable but I found the piped 'cafe music' from morning to night there irritating. The desk staff were all helpful and competent, and spoke good English. The cleaning staff worked hard to keep the hostel clean, and it was reassuring to see them going around disinfecting surfaces in view of the current coronavirus epidemic. No fault of the Kyoto hostel, but booking on the K's house website is unnecessarily complicated. I found it preferable to pay more for the ease of booking.com than wrestle with K's House booking process to take advantage of their 'secret deals' (loyalty discounts).

This time I stayed in a tatami room on the 2nd floor, facing the window with plenty of sunlight. The room is equipped with air-conditioning, electric fan, small table and cushions, mosquito-proof feather night light, and 3 charging sockets. There are 2 bathrooms (shower) and toilets on the 1st floor. 2 bathrooms, 2 sinks, hair dryers, cotton swabs, etc., 2 public bathhouses near the old house (elderly soup 430 yen, remember to bring your own bath towels), bicycle rental 500 yen for 24 hours Pros: The owner is very friendly English Not bad, the tatami mats of the century-old house have a faint rice scent, bath towels are provided, luggage can be stored for free, the environment is beautiful and quiet Disadvantages: The location is located in a residential area, so there is a bus stop (Marutamachi Chiko Huiin) about 20 minutes away from the subway minute

This guesthouse is located near Kiyomizudera. You can literally walk there. It takes only 10 minutes walk to the train station which is very convenient. There's no elevator. You may have a hard time if you have big luggage with you (first hand experience). The bed is very comfortable. Before I even checked in, someone spilled sauces over one of the refrigerators and it stayed like that all of my stays, but other than that, this guesthouse is very clean. Also, the staff is kind and caring. When they know I'm Thai, they spoke my language! I was impressed. Overall, this is a great place to stay with affordable price.

The location is very convenient, just near Shijo Station on the Karasuma Line, and it is very convenient to go to any tourist attraction. However, there are few restrooms on the same floor, and the toilet is very small. The air freshener in the room is too strong and it feels suffocating. However, the room has slippers, hangers, lockers, and a refrigerator, which is pretty good. There are bookstores, supermarkets, restaurants, and subway stations around, so it is very convenient in every way.

Thank you. Trip.com said check-in was until midnight, so I checked in by midnight, and the hostel's description said check-in was until 9pm. Next time I stay, I'll make sure to include the time in my message to the hostel. It was fun drinking beer with the foreign guests. The shower, bathroom, and bed were all comfortable. A convenience store and JR station are also nearby. The photo shows castella cake I bought at a bakery near the hostel.