Adults Only Resorts & Hotels in Kyoto Prefecture from AED 170

"Amazing hotel. Room was so nice. Lots of space. Bed was really comfortable. Very clean. So quiet. Staff were super helpful and friendly. Good location. Close to train station and convenience stores. Would 100% stay again. "

"The Nohga line is superior (even to most of the common American hotel names). The vibes are relaxing, modern, but Japanese touches. The hotel is very pretty -- has a beautiful rooftop bar area and an EXCELLENT bakery in the lobby (with vegan options)!!! The staff was so friendly and helpful. The concierge will help recommend places if you want to get a foot massage, or head treatment or anything and make the appointments for you. You can also rent eBikes from them if you reserve ahead of time. Loved staying here and if you get the opportunity to stay in this brand of hotels -- you should! "

"Beautiful hotel. Excellent staff. Friendly. Clean. SAFE. Great breakfast. Late night snacks and coffee/tea. I highly recommend this hotel. "

"Location was good for ease of getting everywhere. The room was small but ok. TV lacked being smart to watch YouTube or cast to. Shower was ok, except on full power in the wet room would swivel to the wall and had to be held."

"Very clean and well located. Just around the corner from train station with good eateries nearby and many sites within walking distance or a train/bus ride away. Rooms are generously sized for Japan standards (didn't feel like a closet). We enjoyed our stay and would come back again. "

"Close to the rail station. A decent sized room spoilt by having a double bed pushed against a wall, and the quilt cover being too big ( each night the actual duvet moved to the bottom of the bed - very uncomfotable. The bed needs to be away from the wall."

"All around very nice"

"The property is extremely clean, quiet and the staff was very professional. The hotel is conveniently located in central Kyoto with Nishiki market only a few minutes walk away."

"Per Japanese culture, the staff wasn't that helpfull."