Find hotels near Ryukoku Museum, Kyoto from AED 235

"Mattress was beyond hard. Really unbelievable. Check-in self-service would not take a credit card unless you had a PIN. No place to sit, relax or work. Any area where you might think to go was reservation only, so you couldn't just go to relax or read at random times. Rooms are too small to do any of this in. Lobby was always full of tour groups and stacked luggage. Bathrooms were super small. "

"They were really kind amd facility was super clean. Location was amazing"

"Amazing place! Beautiful inside, great room and very clean and amazing amenities like an onsen, restaurants and cafes and they give you a free drink ticket and 1000 yen discount on stores. 2 min from train station so very conveniEnt. Highly recommend!"

"Nice clean hotel in a good location. We needed a triple room and this was one of the few hotels that offered three separate beds. The beds were comfortable, everything was super clean, and there were lots of toiletries "

"The staff was really friendly and helpful when we checked out. The shuttle service was great. We did not have a very good experience at the beginning but management acknowledged our concerns. The room supplies are replenished daily. To save the environment, may I suggest the hotel to use the large pump body wash, shampoo and conditioner instead of giving out the travel size? Just my two cents…."

"The nation park was in a walking distance. The train station was in a "

"Excellent stay! Really enjoy the friendliness, food and services! "

"I wish they put as much effort into the rooms as the lobby, the lobby is beautiful. The floors were a bit dirty and the walls. The staff wasn’t too helpful, great location for some things like Niju castle and Fushimi Inari. Overall lobby 5 stars, rooms three stars, staff three to four depending on who you ask."

"The room was very small, as was the bathroom. I was surprised that the hotel did not provide water to drink. No bottled water or a station to fill our water bottles. This was a very different experience to the hotel we had in Tokyo. Water is a basic necessity, the hotel should look into their policy on this."