Top Hotels Near Taikoan in Kyoto from NZ$61

"Staff and room were great! I loved having the in-house onsen"

"Rooms where spacious and clean "

"Everything was perfect! The staff especially were amazing help with anything I needed! "

"Helpful staff, japanese style room was clean and comfortable. Breakfast was great and not that far from metro or kyoto station "

"Rooftop bar was a bonus. Easy access to local transportation and kiyomizu dera temple."

"The hotel was beautiful. It was in a great location, walking distance to all major locations and train stations! The room was clean, beautifully decorated, and very spacious! It was also very very clean which we loved! The snack area for guests in the basement wloorwas also a great touch! We didn't get to eat at the restaurant located inside the hotel but it seemed busy and always smelled like amazing food! "

"Wonderful stay with exceptionally thoughtful staff. Although the vegetarian breakfast options were limited on my first day, the team noticed and went above and beyond, each day the breakfast improved with more choices, and they even added a sign inviting vegan guests to inform the staff. Such a considerate touch. Great amenities like face masks and hair bands as well. I loved my stay and will absolutely return when I’m back in Kyoto."

"R West Group VIA INN Prime Kyotoeki Hachijoguchi is a solid choice mainly because of its unbeatable location. While the rooms do feel a bit outdated, the convenience more than makes up for it. The hotel is just a short walk from Kyoto Station and very close to malls and shopping centers, making it easy to get around and find food or things to do. Having a 7-Eleven right in the building is a huge plus and incredibly convenient, especially after a long day of sightseeing. The pajamas provided are also nice and comfortable, which was a pleasant bonus. Overall, if location and convenience matter more to you than modern room design, this hotel is definitely worth considering."

"Room much larger than most in Japan and service excellent "