Hotels near JR Fujinomori Station, Kyoto

Breakfast was very good. There is no fried food and the seasoning is only gentle. The way to take it on an ordinary plate without a partition without using a tray is very smart and good. On the day I stayed, I was surprised to find my favorite bread called Masa in Gion Bologna. I was impressed with the hospitality of delivering omelets in the open kitchen to my seat. The room is clean and functional, but it's too functional, so be careful that if you put the organisms in the first night and go out for consecutive nights, the electricity in the refrigerator will be turned off and it will not work (although this is my inadvertent). Very satisfied, I will use it again.

This hotel was in a really great location, right beside the main Kyoto train station. The room was very spacious and had a nice view of the Kyoto station so you could see the shinkansen trains come in. The only drawback is that at night you could hear the vehicles outside. I would definitely stay here again.

The place is so strategic. And all around have marts and delicious foods. Staff are friendly and willing to give information and helpful. Definitely will pay a visit again!

The room is still too small, but the hygiene is really clean. I can give it full marks. The transportation location is very convenient. It is only 2 kilometers away from Takashimaya Nishiki Market by taking the bus and subway. The service attitude at the front desk is very friendly. It is best if you can speak Chinese. It will be perfect.

There is a private paid (1000 yen) parking lot just north of the hotel. It is convenient because the car can be in and out on the way. I stayed ３ for a single on the eight floor in a 9-story hotel. The service from ６ in the afternoon is great. What a free rice and miso soup. The accustomed guests brought a little side dishes in advance and were eating. ８ from the month to the service only on weekdays. The room is independent air conditioning, the floor is flooring and carpet. A slightly hard and comfortable bed, WIFI is fast and comfortable. The number of outlets is also enough. The tea service was equipped with coffee, tea, cups and glasses, and even a tea spoon that was only more than a luxury hotel. The bathroom is unit type, and the bathtub is a little more legs, but (a little luxury?) Mineral water １ this service is unnecessary. The microwave oven and ice are in front of the front desk on the first floor, so it is also suitable for consecutive nights. Breakfast is ５００ yen. From the richness of the contents of the menu, it is quite reasonable. It is a hotel full of services that is best rented bicycles (paid but cheap) for sightseeing in Kyoto.

The decision to stay at the Moxy Kyoto Nijo was a last minute one. We had booked an alternate hotel but decided to utilize my Marriott Gold Status at the Moxy. Using points, I offset the price of our 2-night stay. I also let them know we were celebrating a birthday and anniversary which they surprised us with a hand written greeting on the room's mirror. They also gave us an extra round of ”welcome drinks” at the bar aka hotel desk. The hotel is located near the JR Nijo Station down the street from Nijo Castle. We had transferred from Kyoto Station via the Shinkansen from Tokyo. The hotel is rather new and very hipster. The check in desk and bar is open 24 hours. It's a cute boutique hotel with loads of amenities. Our view wasn't the greatest but we had a lovely rain shower, Toto automatic toilet/bidet, comfy Queen sized bed, small fridge, free water upon request, clean pajamas, and lots of electrical outlets. They also had a laundry center that we didn't use. Let me just say, the welcome cocktails are kind of small so order the beer or wine instead to get a decent pour. We didn't have complimentary breakfast at this hotel so we opted to go out into the city for our meals and snacks. However, they did let us use the espresso machine which put out a fairly good cup of coffee or cappuccino depending on your desire. As we were close the Nijo Castle, we walked visited the castle. The hotel is close to the train that takes you to the bamboo forest as well. Just down the street is a shopping street and local supermarket where you can pick up fresh fruit. Since we were centrally located in Kyoto, we made a quick trip over to Osaka on our first evening there. Just know that the trains stop after a certain hour so don't stay out too late in a different city without a way to get back. We were lucky in that we made our way back on one of the last trains out of Osaka back. While there, we also visited Nishiki which was a good ways away so take the subway or bus because our walk back in the afternoon was long and a bit exhausting. Check out was also smooth. The staff we encountered were great. We had a good stay at the Moxy and definitely would stay again.

The location is very convenient, suitable for going to Kiyomizu Temple early in the morning. Service: Hotel operation is very cost-effective. There is only one front desk on duty at any time, and the front desk is also responsible for room inspections. When you go to the front desk, you may not be able to find someone and need to wait, or call their mobile phone. The number is left on On the front desk. In addition, there is no bottled water in the room, and there is no water dispenser on the floor. I don’t know if there is one at the front desk. Really budget hotel. Hygiene: When I entered the room, I saw a piece of transparent cellophane on the floor, which is used to wrap straws. When I took a shower at night, I opened the shower curtain and was shocked to see the dense stains on the inside of the shower curtain. I lent the room to Hitchcock for filming. ”Psycho”? If not, just get a new shower curtain, it’s not expensive either. In addition, the water coming out of the water pipe is milky white and opaque. When I took a video, I couldn't see the bottom of the cup. It will become clear after about 10 seconds. I don’t know what water purification technology it is.

Stayed 2 nights in this hotel, easy to check in, front desk staff very friendly and helpful. Rooms were very nice and comfortable. We had a view over looking the train station and could not hear it. Morning breakfast was magnificent both western and Japanese breakfast selections. Like earlier station is across the street and a quick ride to site seeing area or back to the Kyoto station. Would definitely stay here again.

Good location, about 7mins walk from JR Kyoto station. Hotel room was a little small, with a very basic TV (no Netflix or Chromecasting, only Japanese channels). Bottled water was also not provided in the room, but instead they have a water dispenser at the lobby. Had to pay a fee of 2400yen for 2 rooms (3 nights) upon checking in.

I had a great deal on this hotel and was very happy with my choice. The room was super clean and more spacious than I expected. No closet for your clothes, though. there is one drawer next to the bed, for some small stuff. Two electricity sockets and 2 usb inlets per bed. The beds were very comfy! Shower and bath were perfect. Reception was very accommodating. The room has a water heater and fridge. Couple of things notable: Station Tokyo is a 10 minutes walk, if you walk briskly. I thought the station was closer by, so that was a misconception on my part. Breakfast is very Japanese: many choices, but definitely not for vegetarians. I was glad our neighbors spent their evenings talking and not much else, because we could hear them talk, the walls were that thin. No safe in the room. All in all, I would personally choose an hotel nearer to the station, but if you don't mind the walk, the price and quality of the hotel couldn't be better, that's why 4 stars.