Kyoto Boutique Hotel

“Great location and a relatively quiet area. hot room, good lift”

The hotel is in a great spot with many food courts nearby, especially for breakfast, and there are plenty of non‑halal options. Parking is abundant and the area isn’t too busy, which is handy for car travellers. The elevators work well and you rarely have to wait. The décor is nice, with a welcoming entrance that gives a good first impression. The air conditioning didn’t work very well; even with it on full blast for a long time the room stayed warm and it made me sweat, which was the biggest drawback. The switches were also a bit finicky, especially those near the bed that needed extra force. The room itself was small, but overall it was still okay and comfortable enough for a short stay.

Robert·A month ago

“Okay for short trip.”

It’s a budget hotel, but there’s a koi‑fish‑pond‑like feature at the reception that makes the ventilation feel musty when you step in. The wallpaper in the room and even in the bathroom is peeling. During my stay I saw clumps of hair on the floor and there were plenty of ants on the TV stand and the basin. The bathroom had a very strong sewage smell.

Chin·A month ago

It was a good value for the price. The room was a bit small, and the outside noise was slightly disruptive when trying to rest.

Rina·A month ago

“Worst stay ever.”

The room had a strong, rotten‑fish smell coming from the toilet drainage system that seeped into the bedroom; I felt like vomiting on the second night and had to keep the toilet light on because the power socket is shared with the suction fan. The room was poorly maintained and moldy.

Mohammad·A month ago

Simple but still beautiful, cozy, and worth the price.

Aiman·A month ago