Kyoto Hotel Guide - Raku Art Museum hotels in Kyoto, Japan.

"Great location. Nice breakfast buffet"

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"Amazing time. Great hospitality. No problems"

"So handy for getting to transport, good food options and close to Nishiki market. Comfortable twin room where I slept well, being 6ft 5 inches I was concerned the bed may not be big enough, but it certainly was. Great AC too."

"Clean throughout, helpful staff, breakfast bar has a large variety of food and is worth the room rate. We didn’t see nor use the public baths, hence not sure the quality but it’s nice that the hotel has one. The 7-11 across the street is a plus. There are numerous restaurants all within a few block radius. It’s a nice business oriented area. There are two subway lines nearby which made the location very easy to get anywhere else. There isn’t a comfortable lounge nor garden to hang out in and the hotel lobby is small. If you plan to be out all day and want a comfortable place to sleep and a pre-adventure breakfast, then this hotel is excellent for that. "

"Clean big room. Location is perfect and close to two subway lines. Quiet street. Very good local restaurants scattered around the neighborhood with just few minutes walking."

"Excellent location. Easy to come and go. Love that we had lots of towels. "

"Very quiet"

"The staff was very nice and very friendly and helpful as they all are in Japan. The location of the hotel is very central so we were able to go into different directions for a lot of the tourist attractions that we wanted to hit. The area is safe and quiet and peaceful and right across from the imperial Palace. I liked everything about this hotel, except The pillows The pillows in many hotels in Japan feel like you are sleeping on padded bricks. I am not exaggerating, and I mentioned it to the gentleman in the front desk and he recommended that I wrap the padded bricks with bath towels. Now they felt like padded bricks wrapped with bath towels "