Daiwa Roynet Hotels hotels in Kyoto, Kyoto Prefecture

"Excellent location. Close to everything. Geisha village is walkable. The bullet train station is just a few miles away. Very clean. The staff were very helpful and friendly. They called our ride for us. They also walked with us outside the hotel to make sure we get into our ride. Breakfast was very good and tasty."

"All around excellent experience. Soaked my shoes through during a rain storm, and they helpfully had a shoe dryer which was a nice surprise."

"Everything is good"

"A good enough property for the rice right near the kyoto station with friendly staff. Also provides with luggage storage option which is a great plus"

"This hotel offers spacious rooms and a quiet atmosphere. The breakfast buffet features a mix of Japanese and Western-style dishes. It’s conveniently located near Kyoto Station and the airport bus. "

"Huge hotel! 5 minutes walk from rail station, clean & comfortable. Lots of restaurants and tourist sites within walking distance. Would stay again."

"I booked this hotel for my 10 year old and husband. They had nothing but great things to say about it! Especially my son. He loved the location and how he didn’t have to do too much walking everywhere. From the manga museum, to Irichan being less than 5 min away. We will definitely book again when we come back as a whole family!!"

"The breakfast buffet was excellent. Lots of variety and very high quality. We had a problem with air conditioning in our room and they switched us to another room immediately! Excellent customer service."

"I wanted to stay at a location that was close to the Kyoto train station. I was pleasantly surprised with how good their breakfast is during my stay. The breakfast buffet style has both Japanese style breakfast and some western breakfast. My room was so clean and the bed was excellent on my back. The inn has a laundry room and I was able to wash my clothes during my stay. Staff were friendly and helpful. I would recommend anyone to stay here during their stay in Kyoto."