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THE POCKET HOTEL Kyoto Karasuma Gojo

Name: THE POCKET HOTEL Kyoto Karasuma Gojo
Address: Gojo do-ri Karasuma Higashiiru Matsuya cho 423, Kyoto, Kyoto, Japan

★★★·Kyoto·8.6

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Nov – Dec 2026

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Overview

The Pocket Hotel Kyoto Karasuma Gojo offers compact, air‑conditioned family rooms with work desks, soundproofing, private bathrooms, and free Wi‑Fi. Located in central Kyoto, it lies a 7‑minute walk from Shigaku Kaikan Conference Hall and 1.4 km from Kyoto Station, near the International Manga Museum and Gion Shijo Station. Amenities include 24‑hour front desk, express check‑in/out, lounge, lift, luggage storage, full‑day security, multilingual staff, and an Asian breakfast.

Amenities

Fitness & Recreation

Recreation activities

Family & Kids

Family rooms

Business & Events

Business centre

Reception

24-hour front desk
Luggage storage
Express check-in/out

Connectivity

Internet available

Room Climate

Air conditioning
Heating

Room Features

Room comfort features

Accessibility

Accessibility features
Lift / elevator

Safety & Security

Safety & security features
Hand sanitizer available

Policies

Property policies

Room Work

Work desk

Reviews

8.6

How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.

The hotel is very well situated and very convenient. The staff was very helpful. The futons might be a bit thin.

Florian2 weeks ago

“Pràctica i correcta.”

Very central location, recommended. The simplicity in using the services.

Joaquim2 weeks ago

“Amazing stay in Kyoto”

Friendly staff, clean facilities, bathrooms were great, the room was comfortable enough, amazing location, free breakfast. The noise from the road was a little loud at times.

Justin2 weeks ago

“Clean”

The mattress was a bit hard. And then they go to confuse it all up with using 2 different kinds of times - why am/pm since everyone in Japan knows and use 24H. Stick to 24H clock, and avoid all confusion

Niels2 weeks ago

Aamiainen oli ok, viereinen ravintola

Rikard2 weeks ago