Village Kyoto

L'emplacement est très bon. Il y a d'importantes stations de transport en commun à la porte, ce qui rend très pratique de se rendre n'importe où. L'intérieur est propre et confortable et peut accueillir trois grandes valises. Il est équipé d'un bain public et de glaces yukata gratuites. C'est fortement recommandé.

We arrived via Hankyu Kyoto line and the exit that gets to the hotel has elevator so that alone is already a bonus. It’s walking distance to that exit so extremely convenient. The room is bigger than expected with tatami and a low tea table if you want to enjoy the Japanese culture. What I like is that they didn’t use traditional Tatatmi but modern materials called Bolon as a replacement which is cleaner and nicer too. The storage space and tea amenities are excellent. Not to mention there is also the onsen facility in the hotel which our family enjoy. It’s relaxing after a long day of sightseeing . Overall is excellent and we will stay here again .

Very nice hotel! Clean and spacious rooms, comfortable beds and a wonderful onsen. After the onsen you can treat yourself to ice cream. The service is good, the staff is friendly.

Unlimited sake was perfect, love it ❤️

I like the Sake station that provide at lobby. And also the pajamas. Even the free ice cream. Great service from receptionist. Only a bit troublesome need to self arrange bed daily due to tatami mattress.

Our stay at Kyoto Village was delightful and offered a perfect base for exploring Kyoto and the surrounding areas. The hotel was conveniently located within walking distance to major attractions like Nishiki Market and Gion, where we enjoyed strolling through Pontocho Street, sampling yakitori, and soaking up the quintessentially Japanese street atmosphere. The staff were incredibly helpful, providing us with a parking permit for a nearby garage and even assisting with parking, which made the process stress-free. Our room was comfortable and clean, and we enjoyed a casual meal of sushi we had purchased in Uji earlier in the day. After a long walk and some late-night supermarket shopping, we relaxed in the hotel's onsen—a truly peaceful way to end the evening. The next day, after a convenient breakfast delivered to our room, we ventured out to Arashiyama and the Bamboo Forest. Despite the crowds, the scenic views and natural beauty were well worth the visit. Later, we headed to Fushimi Inari Taisha, where we managed to catch the last bit of sunlight and explore the shrine in a quieter, more serene atmosphere. Overall, the location of Kyoto Village, coupled with its proximity to key attractions and the relaxing onsen, made this stay a great experience. We highly recommend it for anyone looking to explore Kyoto in comfort and style.