Nakagyo hotels & places to stay

There are no drawbacks for this hotel: the location is very convenient in the city center, right next to Omiya train station, and the bus stop is across the street. There are many restaurants and convenience stores nearby. The dining room is spacious and well-equipped, with free coffee from a machine. The staff is very friendly, polite, and attentive. Lastly, the price is very cheap for the spacious room for 4 people that I booked. In summary, if I could, I would rate it 6 stars for all criteria. I will come back here if I return to Kyoto.

I stayed for two days, and the staff were friendly. They had already brought my luggage to the room when I checked in, and it was great that I was able to leave my luggage there even after check-out :) There's a 7-Eleven right next to the hotel, so I always stopped by whenever I entered! There's also a Lawson just a short walk away~~ They provided fresh towels the next day! The bus stop is right in front of the hotel, so I frequently used it to travel to the opposite side and in front of the hotel. Netflix and YouTube can be used! It was quiet, the room condition was good, the bathroom was clean, and the water pressure was great! The room size was comfortable for two people, and it was a bit tight with two suitcases, but it was okay! It was convenient to travel by bus to Kamogawa, Nishiki Market, and Randen Station all at once!

- "Shijo Omiya" itself is easily accessible to Higashiyama and Arashiyama areas via two train lines, and there are many bus routes, making it possible to reach anywhere in the city. This hotel, located about two minutes from that intersection, is perfect for sightseeing travel. - I thought the accommodation cost was low for some reason, but the room is clean and spacious for one person, and the unit bath is new and convenient, making me feel like I got a good deal. There are many restaurants and convenience stores nearby, and I went to Komeda Coffee for breakfast. - They also offer luggage storage before and after check-out, and since you can easily travel by bus, you are freed from having to search for empty coin lockers at the station. I would like to use it again on my next trip to Kyoto.

It's relatively close to Nijo Castle, so staying here is very convenient if you want to visit this attraction. Also, it's not far from the tram and bus stations. In the morning, we received a voucher for a bakery in the shopping street. With two vouchers, we chose three breads and two drinks, which was enough to fill us up. The room is quite spacious, with all the necessary facilities available, and you can take a bath. The lobby offers free toiletries like cleansing oil, facial cleanser, facial oil, and body lotion, and there are UCC instant coffee sticks. The price for early booking is very cheap, and the cost-performance ratio is the highest in my trip. Highly recommended.

It is about a 5-minute walk from Nijojo-mae Station. I mainly came here to read manga. There is a large road right in front, but it was very quiet. I didn't particularly notice the noise from the neighboring room or the sound of water. The soundproofing might be good. The room and the bath are very clean. As soon as you open the door, there is a bed. The bath also has a bathtub. On the first floor, there are manga, amenities, a microwave, and drinks. The drinks include a coffee machine and various tea packs that can be made with hot water, as well as detox water. There were no juices or soups. I was glad that there were manga that I wanted to read. They have recent popular titles, but there might not be books that some people want to read. There was also the English version of Demon Slayer. The futon is very thin, so if you need weight to sleep, be careful. Even though it's thin, it has good insulation and wasn't cold. There is also air conditioning and a humidifier. There are USB outlets too. The staff was also very polite.

Remember that it is a Machiya type of accommodation, meaning that the theme they are targeting is "traditional Kyoto housing experiences. There will not be any guests or room service, and it was indeed as expected throughout the 9 days of our stay. There are no clothes hangers provided, the room door can not be locked, and the soundproofing does not exist. It is wise to keep quiet after 9 pm. Clothes Washer and Dryer is located next to the bathroom and the washroom. There will be a 500 yen charge per wash, but drying is free of charge. The building is a bit hard to locate on Google Maps and in reality, but you will get used to it relatively quickly. Public transport is 7 minutes away from the hotel, and also you are in Japan, so bus and train schedules is nothing you have to worry about.

First of all, it is surprising that there is unlimited pickles and alcohol until midnight. Additionally, the two types of ice cream, which are available regardless of whether you've taken a bath or not, were a big hit with the kids. The unlimited matcha preparation in the room was also a great experience for the children, resulting in a very satisfying stay for both adults and kids. At first, I was grateful for the low price, but it eventually made me worried. Overall, the hotel was clean, and there were many supermarkets and restaurants nearby, making the location excellent, so I had no worries about meals at all. However, I did feel that the local security might be a bit poor. While the manners of outside travelers were good, I was left with a negative impression of the attitudes of some local elderly people encountered on the streets (like shouting loudly from behind while riding bikes and finding adult-sized pants with feces discarded by the roadside).

I stayed for one night in Kyoto on a solo trip. The owner was very kind and attentive, and the room and facilities were well-equipped, allowing me to relax comfortably. I think it's perfect for solo trips or trips with a small group. The convenience of having dining options, convenience stores, and public baths nearby was also great. Thank you very much for the delicious egg sandwich for breakfast!