Kyoto Hotel Guide - Five-Storied Pagoda hotels in Kyoto, Japan.

"The rooms were very nice and the beds were heavenly!! The breakfast was okay, but overall the hotel was a wonderful stay in a great location!"

"Everything was clean, lots of restaurants in hotel and in the area, right next to the station, kind staff "

"A very solid tourist class 4 star hotel. Rooms were immaculately clean. Some rooms are a bit on the small side but not bad for Japan. The location is perfect just a couple blocks from the main train station. The breakfast was ok. Free soft drinks and coffee at all times is a nice touch. The bathrooms are huge. Very solid if you don’t plan on spending too much time inside the room. All spaces in the hotel were immaculately clean. "

"Menu was ok. Hotel was very clean and staff super helpful"

"Staff were friendly and helpful. Loved the rooftop bar. "

"Couldn’t have asked for a better place to stay in kyoto. Quiet, fresh and clean, very comfortable, super convenient (across from bus and train station) and lovely surroundings (didn’t feel like a concrete jungle). Starbucks and convenience store right beside us. Of all the places we visited in Kyoto during our tours we continually agreed that this hotel made for the best home base. Breakfast buffet was wonderful! "

"The hotel was a beautiful space and we were well looked after. They had a nice selection of toiletries in the lobby"

"Walking distance to Kyoto station. Very convenient. But, no subway near the hotel. Breakfast was exceptional. "

"To be honest, our first room was quite terrible. It was old and dirty. The floors looked so gross I didn’t even want to put my bare feet on them. So why the good ratings? Well, after contacting Expedia to see about cancelling my reservation so I could move to a completely different hotel, the on duty manager offered to move me to another room. That room was significantly better - it was on a floor that had been renovated just a few years ago. I don’t know if they reserve this floor for higher priced reservations, but I was told it was an “equivalent room”. But it was so much better, I couldn’t be happier. So my tip would be, if you’re assigned the 15th floor, ask for something different… 16th floor if you can get it."