Top Hotels Near Ritsumeikan University in Kyoto from NZ$59

"매니지먼트가 잘~되고있다는 느낌으로 신뢰가 듬뿍 "

"Exceptional location, very clean rooms. A traditional bath on premise. An excellent breakfast, (a bit pricey), but you can eat elsewhere if you would like. Free bicycle rental. I will be coming back. "

"Back after 2 years, the hotel is still well maintained and with same amazing amenities provided as before. Their front desk service for foreigners has improved and more systemic."

"The room was clean as always, the staff are incredibly helpful and the location is great."

"Hotel was very clean and modern, great soaps and lotions in the room. Very close to the Castle, a very short walk. not a lot of dinner options in the area, but a 7-11 across the street. A bit far from the center of the action"

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"The hotel was very helpful in assisting us receiving our suitcases through Airporter service. Furthermore, they assisted us in paying cash for a parcel delivery that we organised from Tokyo. We booked two three night bookings separately and they made it very easy to link the two bookings so we did not need to change rooms. The room was spacious and comfortable. We enjoyed staying there for 6 nights. The smart TV allowed us to easily stream YouTube on TV. The only thing that I wish they did was service the room every two days rather than every three days. The distance to the subway station was not as close as we would have liked but it is an easy walk on a wide flat pathway majority of the way so easy for wheeling suitcases. The hotel is in a lovely quiet neighbourhood. Whilst not surrounded by shops, restaurants and cafe, there are still many variety of eatery options in the surrounding area within short walking distance. We felt the hotel felt like a home in Kyoto. It was perfect for a family of four with the amount of space it offered. "

"Excellent Hotel, superb staff and great location close to subway lines, hotels and convenience stores right there at walking distance."

"Very clean room including the bathroom and shower considering it is shared. The staff was very nice and accommodating towards us even as foreigners. Staying at a ryokan is a bit of a culture shock but after the first night it you warm up to it and get a great experience. Food was also delicious."