Top Hotels Near Kurama-dera Temple in Kyoto from NZ$55

"Clean room and bathroom, very nice, polite staff, excellent location"

"Overall this was a nice hotel, clean, nice staff, great for a 2 night stay. We were close to the subway and bus routes."

"Nice stay. Location in a great spot to see all of the sites and the room was good size. Super nice staff and the breakfast was really good. Definitely would stay there again. "

"Lovely hotel and staff. Spotlessly clean and comfortable room. Good location near Sanjo station."

"I stayed here for three nights and had a great experience. The room was clean, quiet, and well maintained. Staff at the front desk were friendly and helpful throughout my stay. The location was convenient and close to restaurants and public transportation. Breakfast had good variety, and the Wi-Fi worked well. I would definitely stay here again."

"Great buffet breakfast. Decent sized room and the onsen was great"

"We enjoyed our stay here. It is a bit out of the way but great if you want a quieter location away from the busy city. The hotel garden was a real delight as was the private sauna. It was beautiful to walk along the river and see the trees on the mountain. We loved the Japanese breakfast, the samue clothes and sandals they supply. We ate dinner there one night and it was fine but not outstanding and the price was high for the small portions. It’s worth noting that there are very few affordable eating options walking distance from the hotel. There is a 7/11 with quick eats. And the best way to get there from the city is by taxi. We didn’t like that there were no hooks to hang towels on. And it was strange to not have hand soap in the toilet room to wash your hands properly. The hotel staff were so gracious and responsive. And we loved the daily inari treat, and being able to sit at the bar downstairs for complimentary drinks. A very luxurious hotel. Thank you!"

"Clean room nice stasff"

"Great staff. budget accommodations . Loved the small town vibe. Some temples close by. Walkable not central."