Hostels di Kyoto Prefecture, Japan

Awesome for the price. Stayed an entire week. Everything was nice and clean. i didn't stay there except really to sleep and have a place to go back to after each day of exploring, but that was enough. Really convenient location too, only about two blocks from Kyoto Station. Highly, highly recommend.

Aromatherapy stay. Just lovely. I’ve and close to attractions and one of the best locations in Kyoto. Rooms are bright, extremely clean, love the smells of essential oils. Shops and food close close by. Great place and affordable.

Good location, walkable to metro station and some tourist attractions. Provides shoe rack and slippers to change upon entering, has lift to access all floors. Shared kitchen and common area is spacious and comfortable, provides kitchenware, stove, cutleries, coffee and tea. Toilets and bathroom are clean and equipped with hairdryer. There is storage under bunk bed but need to prepare your own lock and key. Has airconditioning in the room. Paid washer and dryer available.

Below average room for the price. Location was great just a few mins walk to central area and subway station. Good food spots around. The room was literally just a bed- no wardrobe, shelves, mirror etc. one charging port for the whole room. There was two hooks on the wall which kept falling down- the place needs serious updating. Walls were paper thin- could hear everything in the next rooms and was woken up several times by people in rooms and in corridor. Bathrooms were not clean, wallpaper falling from walls, bathrooms didn’t seem attended to- left dirty for some time. One shower for the whole floor of private rooms and dorms- it was small and very outdated. Loud palettes of wood at entrance to floor unnecessary- just creates noise and shoe storage area damp and musty smelling. No ventilation in rooms so also musty in there too. Low doorways- if you’re tall this will be a problem. Luggage storage room crowded, badly organised and not supervised by staff. No staff manning reception for long periods of time during the day. Check in 4pm is very late and inconvenient. Book somewhere else- you’ll get nicer for cheaper.

I really loved this place. It felt super cosy, I was looking to stay in a traditional Japanese house and this scratched the itch. Check-in is not too confusing, you just follow the instructions provided. Yukatas available to rent. My room was very clean, and I didn't have any problems with noise. Location is good, near two bus stops and a 15min walk from Kyoto Railway station. A highlight is the public bath nearby - highly recommend going!!!

It was a very lovely experience! The staff is amazing. The place is very clean and comfortable. There’s a living room with tv & everything for a breakfast and snack time. They have a bathtub for 300¥ extra. You can rent a towel for 100¥. I spent only 1 night there because it was full booked already, but if I’ll come back to Kyoto it will be for sure a good option! Thank you very much for your kindness

Pour un voyage seul, je recommande.  Bien situé, à proximité du bus et à quelques minutes à pied du métro.  Par contre si besoin de quelqu’un à la réception, il n’y a personne de 21h à 10h.

The house in general is very nice, looks like typical Japanese old building. It’s quite cosy and not far from the train station. There was cleaning everyday. But the was some smudges and dirt on the walls and on the ceiling (I think it’s because the building is quite old). And we had extra pay for some things in the hostel. Anyway I give 5 stars because the price was cheap. For this price it’s a good place to stay

Чистый и приятный хостел в тихом районе. Далековато от центра, но рядом есть станция метро. Также недалеко супермаркет. Понравилась комната на 4 гостя и просторная общая зона. Душевые и туалеты в хорошем состоянии.

This is the worst accommodation experience I’ve had during my trips to Japan. In the past, my visits to Japan have always been perfect—truly a paradise for travelers from around the world. However, lately, I’ve noticed a surge of Indian people in places like convenience stores and hotel front desks, which has led to some negative experiences for me along the way. I usually brushed them off as minor, but this hotel stay was unacceptable and I have to speak up. At check-in, the Indian front desk staff was indifferent and dismissive, which already set a bad tone. Then, when I went to bed around midnight, I discovered that the room only had two flat bedsheets—no duvet cover (comforter cover) and no pillowcases at all. It was very late, so I didn’t want to disturb anyone by calling reception again, and I ended up sleeping uncomfortably without proper bedding—yet another hassle caused by the Indian staff. If the hotel management sees this review, please seriously reconsider hiring Indian staff. They are ruining Japan’s reputation and its world-famous service industry! I hope this feedback helps improve things for future guests.