Top Hotels Near Jyurinji Temple in Kyoto from NZ$77

"The staff were very helpful and efficient. The hotel is very conveniently located right accross the road from Kyoto Station. The room was normal size for a Japanese room so no complaints. The room was clean and the bed was comfortable."

"Amazing little hotel. Excellent location and the spa was nice too. Easy check in and great staff"

"I left a review about check-in. Front desk person was that the friendliest and didn’t give me any information. Got a call before check out asking me to explain my review.! they were quite persistent on the reason of my review and explain to them why I left the review."

"The hotel location was perfect since it’s less than a 5 min walk from Kyoto’s main train station. The breakfast was wonderful with a perfect blend of traditional Japanese cuisine and American options. The milk bread is absolutely delicious! Our double room was a good size and the bed was comfortable. My only complaint is that the window faced extremely bright stairway lights that were on all night. The curtains didn’t block out the light on the sides which was right where our head lay on the bed. Aside from that the room and hotel was great. "

"The hot springs spa was amazing and very useful. It had different options for you to soak in from very hot to not so hot. I loved the hot pool with the cold bar to rest your head on. It made the experience that much more exciting. Overall very good time there and will definitely come back."

"Excellent breakfast, beautiful hotel and amazing location!"

"Breakfast is great! Located just outside Kyoto station so if you are going to use the shinkansen is quite easy you don't even need to use the stairs/lift "

"The staff were polite and friendly. Guided us through the process of taking a Yakuta and how to use the private onsens. Very nice to stay in a traditional ryokan."

"Useful free bus shuttle to station. Staff very courteous. Handy for station but perhaps a little too far from downtown Kyoto. Didn’t use pool as there was a substantial charge per person per session. Would have expected guest use for free. "