Kyoto Prefecture Holiday Rentals

"Nohga Hotel is a good place to stay in Kyoto. It’s near to some of the attractions. The bakery offers great food. Amenities of the hotel are excellent. The room is on the small side with the bathroom vanity on the hall no separate like normal hotel rooms. Not much space if you have a lot of stuff. Overall a good hotel focused on eco-friendly stuff. "

"This traditional Japanese hotel near to Kyoto main train station was the perfect base for a few days in the city! It’s a large hotel and very busy but still felt quite traditional with its tatami mats throughout (you have to take your shoes off as soon as you get into the hotel) and an amazing onsen which is open all night. Bonus was the free post-onsen ice cream to cool down, and late night ramen. It was very clean and the staff were friendly. Only downside, like many Japanese hotels, was the lack of space to store clothes in the room so I was glad to have a load of packing cubes to organise my clothes!"

"The location was great and the staff were friendly and helpful. "

"Breakfast outstanding"

"Great location."

"Amazing hotel in the heart of Kyoto…easy walk to local shops and restaurants, as well as the train stations."

"Ideally located hotel in Kyoto, very good service and amenities. Only negative was noise from other guests as walls were thin."

"the room is not cleaned except upon request (notification), the staff is ok, helpful, willing to help you with anything but they don't speak fluent English, they don't bring you water in the room, the location is excellent Breakfast - n/a"

"This is a great choice for a stay in Kyoto. My mother and I stayed for three nights and, especially for the price, it felt like excellent value. The location is very central, making it easy to get around and explore. The rooms are spacious, the beds are comfortable, and everything was quiet and well-kept. The bathroom was clean and nicely designed, and the easy online check-in made arrival seamless. A small but appreciated touch was the complimentary coffee and light bites in the lobby after 2 PM. There were only two downsides. The Wi-Fi was inconsistent. Even with a private network per room, it was often too slow to stream Netflix or other video apps. The breakfast was also a bit overpriced for what was offered. We’d recommend skipping it and heading out to enjoy Kyoto’s incredible food scene instead. Overall, a really enjoyable stay. We’d happily return and would recommend it to others."