4-Star Hotels in Kyoto4*

We stayed here for our 4 nights in Kyoto on our three week tour of Japan.

Where to begin, they're part of the Banyan group so you expect a level of service and luxury and Dhawa Yura did not disappoint.
A beatutiful hotel and space in general.

Nohga surpassed our expectations and will stand out as a highlight of our Japanese holiday. Staff were flawlessly professional and accommodating from front desk, bakery and restaurant.

Our stay at NOHGA Hotel Kyoto was fantastic from start to finish. Everything was impeccable: the facilities, the comfort, and the overall atmosphere.

We spend 4 days in the Kanro Kyoto. It a excellent place. The rooms are beautiful und large. The staff is very polite and helpful. We did a caligraphy course which is offered by the hotel.

The entry way into the room is one of the coolest things I've seen at a hotel! The resturant and rooms were decorated so beautifully.

Great hotel. Spacious room as we took the standard room (31m2) with separate shower, sink and toilet area. Staff was attentive, helpful and can understand English very well.

I haven’t had such an amazing experience at a hotel before. Hotel Emion may be a 3-star hotel but it feels like a 5-star hotel with 10/10 service from the staff.

We had such a good time here. We were a little reluctant because it outside of the city, we almost where going to cancel. Really glad we didn't the train station is close by and and also the bus stop.

Quiet yet convenient location with a beautiful park in the vicinity. Room is larg6and clean. Staff are warm and sincere, especially Ms Aina Sao, a housekeeper, and Alan, a waiter of the restaurant.

This was a lovely place to stay, very quiet and calm after a full day of touring. The staff was very accommodating.

This was really one of the coolest hotels we’ve ever stayed at. When we arrived, We were given a tour of the building by one of the staff who is studying game design and working there for school/work

As a family of four — 2 adults and 2 children (4 and 12) we had a pleasant stay at the hotel. The location was good on a quiet street and not too far from the Kyoto station.
Check-in.

From Gojo Station, if you’re traveling light, you can take Exit 1, which brings you directly onto the same street leading to the hotel.

We booked the Japanese-style family room. Plenty of room for the four of us. My two sons loved the tatami.
The apartment hotel is near the Kyoto Station. In front of a very nice temple as well.

Firstly be sure of the address (this one is Yaoyacho) as there are two hotels with same name nearby (not sure why they hv to name both so similar as we ended up at the other one via taxi).

Clean, spacious rooms with all required amenities. English speaking friendly staff. Our room also had a nice view of the mountains. Easy access to train station, located just in front.

Kyoto Yamashina Hotel Sanraku offers a perfect blend of traditional charm and modern comfort. Located in the serene Yamashina area, it’s close to the station for easy access to Kyoto’s attractions.

Out of all the hotels I stayed at this trip to Japan, having gone to Fukuoka, Osaka, Nara, Tokyo, and Kyoto.

Location is not entitled their fault. About a 8 minute walk from the nearest metro. Staff was always polite and helpful. Front desk staff spoke multiple languages so that was helpful.

I've been to Kyoto four times already and will stay here every. Single. Time! This is the best hotel all around.

Stayed for 3 nights. Great value for money modern hotel. Good sized room with shower and bath. On site self service laundry was great (you monitor your was remotely on the TV in your room!

Wonderful hotel with a zen atmosphere. Fantastic amenities as the onsen which was great and the coffee corner where you could have coffee, refreshments and some snacks (all of them free of charge).

We had a wonderful stay at The Blossom Kyoto. The location was excellent just a short walk to multiple train stations, making it easy to explore Kyoto.

Our stay at The Celestine Kyoto was a wonderful experience and one that I'd happily recommend to anyone visiting the city.

Probably the nicest hotel I’ve ever stayed at, not because it’s the most expensive or necessarily the fanciest, but every detail made my stay. Absolutely incredible.

The hotel is stunning and feels way more elevated than the DoubleTree hotels in North America — beautiful lobby!

We stayed at DoubleTree by Hilton Kyoto Station during our trip to Kyoto in May and had a very pleasant experience.

We recently stayed at Sowaka for four nights and had an excellent experience.
Our room, 209, was spacious, comfortable, and cozy. It provided a peaceful retreat after a full day of exploring Kyoto.

“Authentic luxury” Although the bedrooms are Western style, the feel is pure Kyoto. Beautifully presented breakfast.

The hotel is located just 5 minutes from Kijomizu-Gojo station (quite convenient if you come by train from Osaka) and bus stops plus metro station are nearby.

Wow this place surpassed all my expectations. The hotel is immaculate. Rooms are really nice with lots of extra details that weren't advertised.

My stay at the Granvia was beautiful. The rooms, beds, pillows were so comfortable I didn't want to leave the room. Thankfully the beauty of Kyoto dragged me out!

We recently stayed 3 nights here, and loved every minute of it. The room was spacious and luxurious, with a big comfortable bed and modern elegant furnishings.

Fabulous room at ridiculously low price. Bath/shower was particularly great. Fantastic location. Very helpful staff. Breakfast also terrific.

Had a wonderful stay at BnA Alter in Kyoto.
Our room was 501 — which featured a fantastic mural and light show by artist Mon Koutaro Ooyama.

We had a fantastic stay at Mitsui Garden Hotel Kyoto Station and would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Kyoto.

Great hotel.
It is only a 3-minute walk from Kyoto Station’s Central Exit.
The room was clean and spacious. The breakfast was also great, so I recommend including it when making your reservation.

The hotel is in a convenient location, with the subways very close by. The staff are amazing and extremely attentive and the entire hotel is beautifully designed and upgraded with a lot of technology.

A Thousand Kyoto, truly a one-in-a-thousand experience. The facilities, the atmosphere, the sense of calm, the cleanliness — all exceptional. But most of all, the warmth of the people.

My husband and I had a great stay at Mitsui Garden in Kyoto. It is located right near the shopping streets, which made everything very convenient.

Amazing hotel in a fantastic location. We stayed in 5 different hotels for our stay in Japan and this was hands down our favourite.

We had a fantastic stay at MIMARU Kyoto Kawaramachi Gojo. The apartment was exceptionally clean, modern, spacious, and well-designed for families.

Location was perfect, great for exploring on foot or picking up a bus or subway, and getting to the markets and station.
Apartment was spotless, great facilities and amazing staff.

Wonderful hotel and staff rooms are great but the hotel is a bit dated.

My wife and I had a great stay at Hotel Alza Kyoto. The room was surprisingly spacious and very quiet, even though the hotel is close to the main areas of Kyoto.

My wife and I stayed at the Hotel Higashiyama in Kyoto for several days and really enjoyed our stay. Our room layout was nice, and although not very large, the layout made it feel big and not cramped.

Only stayed one night in this hotel and it was appreciated by my partner and I.
First, the GHA Platinum membership was recognized through the room upgrade.

We loved this hotel! Our space was small as expected for Japan but also perfect for two people. The facilities were clean and comfortable.

I found the bed really comfy here! Room sizes are Japanese-style ie quite small for westerners, but totally adequate. The charging ports in the room by the beds are a nice touch.