Hotels near NISSHA印刷歴史館, Kyoto

This is the first Chinese people after the epidemic. I am so lucky. This eucalyptus house is very warm, well-furnished, and the surrounding area is very convenient. There is a big supermarket and a hot spring car. It is also convenient to take a car. The owner of the tree house is warm and thoughtful. Zhou's private car takes us to Kiyomizu Temple. There is also a translation, highly recommended!

A highly recommended B&B~ The Chinese service is very comfortable and the room has everything you need! You can take a bath and wash and dry clothes. The bathroom is super warm after turning on the hot air. It feels like entering a steam room. Thank goodness I didn't catch a cold when the temperature dropped so fast~ The memories of Kyoto are so good. It's a really interesting place~

This time was the most serious one. I thought it didn’t matter whether it was expensive or expensive when staying in a casual and high-end hotel. Unexpectedly, except for the good service, there was no other redeeming feature in terms of hardware. First of all, the location. It's not convenient. If you want to go to a convenience store or nearby restaurants, you need to walk for more than 10 minutes. The entrance of the hotel is very hidden. When you arrived, you couldn't find the entrance after walking around twice. The hotel is small and there are basically no public facilities. There is no own parking lot, no fitness room, and no large bathing area, except for a relatively high-end restaurant. Breakfast is included, but if you want to eat better, you have to pay extra. No matter how many nights you stay, only one dinner is included. This is the first time I have seen this kind of offer, and it is not an expensive dish. If you want to eat wagyu, you need to pay extra. The price is expensive and the portion is small. The rent itself is two to three times more expensive than other hotels in Kyoto area. When you book a room on the website, there is a balcony in the photo, but when you check in, you are told that it cannot be used. The view outside the window is the sidewalk across the street. The mattress has no elasticity and the more you sleep, the more it sinks. In the Mini bar, you need everything except water and coffee. Needless to say about the fees and prices. I really want to know why they charge this rent. It feels like a money grab. I have said that I will never stay in a hotel of this group in the future

I booked the room for 3 people, but in my opinion it would accommodate up to 2 people very well. For 3 people it was cramped, difficult to open the suitcases. I was thinking that perhaps due to the Japanese culture of optimizing space this type of room is considered suitable for 3 people, but for Brazilians with large suitcases I don't think it was suitable, lol.

G/f layout is very strange with restaurant/ breakfast place, being cut into 2 halves by the lobby lounge. You can’t enjoy your breakfast at all coz 1) I have to hold a tray with food carefully walk through the huge crowds, 2) more luckily I got Australian tour & Taiwan tour today, over 50 people including eaters & tourists gathered at the lounge+breakfast place chatting waiting to set off. Then the tour guide yell with high voice for announcements. What a lovely scene. If you like meeting vibrant & overwhelming global tours or groups of secondary school students dashing around, that’s the place for you.

Very comfortable room and bed, and great bathroom! It had a lot of plugs so it was easy to charge everything. I didn't have a view but that was ok! There were plenty of laundry facilities and microwaves if you wanted to warm something up and you could get delivery to the lobby. It has a very pretty landscaped entrance and is only 5 minutes from Shijo station (5 mins to Kyoto station) and 10 mins to Shijo Omiya station. There is also a bus stop right outside that goes all the way to Kinkaku-ji temple! You are 20 mins for Gion and 15mins from the main shopping area. Easy to find somewhere to eat in the evening and get breakfast. There are free toilettes in the room but also in the lobby (lotion, cotton pads and cotton buds, iron etc) but the one thing I would have loved was UHT or fresh milk to be available. Yes there are markets nearby, yes there is an (unplugged) refrigerator in your room but I only wanted a little bit and this would have made my stay perfect. Still a great experience and definitely somewhere I would recommend for your stay in Kyoto.

Here’s a possible review for your stay: I had a fantastic stay at this accommodation! The space was immaculately clean, and the bathroom was incredibly well-equipped, allowing for a personal onsen experience – such a treat! The added feature of being able to dry clothes in the bathroom was a great bonus. The mini kitchen was also a highlight, providing everything needed to prepare a simple hot meal with fresh items from the supermarket. Overall, a wonderfully convenient and comfortable experience. Highly recommend!

Great location near subway (2 lines) and only 3 stops from Kyoto station. The view was nice from the 7th floor. Washing machine in the room is a plus. There even is some kind of trousers press in the room. Unfortunately there was no free bed linens change during my 6 day stay. I had to pay for one (not very expensive though). Also the breakfast could be better.

It’s not very near the Kyoto station especially because there is no underground link to the hotel from the main station. You will need to walk along the main road and it’s not very good for the luggage wheels as the roads are not smooth. There is also no gym in this hotel. Will probably try other hotels the next time if I’m visiting Kyoto.

Easily accessible and close to subway station. Perfect for female solo travellers as they have a dedicated level for female-only. There is also a restaurant on level 1 for quick fix before you start the day or if you want something simple for dinner.