Reviews of Randor Hotel Kyoto Suites

Very big room. Check in was very simple. The concierge was easy to talk with. Amenities very available. Train station was about 700m away though. Good to stay. May come again.

Too expensive for a fully self-service hotel without room cleaning service. Even have to make our own futon bed. Also, dont even bother with washing clothes your clothes. Washing took 5 hours, drying was terrible. have to dry the clothes on the drying rack in the room.

About 10 minutes walk from subway station or you can take a bus or taxi to hotel The hotel was nice and clean Reception can speak English fluently There is a convinient stores on the corner near bus stop

A new and big residential room with microwave and cooking utensils. Just one thing, the location is kinda remote and dark when heading back in the night time

The room is quite big and the structure is OK, but the tatami in the master bedroom is too shabby and old. The quality of the quilt and pillow in the room is very poor. The kitchen facilities are also a little old and not easy to use. There is no washing machine, which is a big problem for an apartment suite. The service at the front desk is very average. You have to carry the garbage down by yourself every day, which is very inconvenient. The hotel is in a residential alley, and it is not convenient to take a taxi. Fortunately, it is not far from Takashimaya.

The living room and kitchen are very convenient. The bed in the room is very comfortable to sleep on and the location is convenient.

The room is big and clean, and the location is OK. It takes 10 to 20 minutes to walk to the bus and subway, and about 25 minutes to Kyoto Station. There is a convenience store not far away for buying vegetables. The kitchen has pots and plates, knives and forks, chopsticks, and you can buy oil, soy sauce, vinegar, and salt to make Chinese food. The waiter only speaks English, and the service attitude is very good. You can communicate with the mobile phone translator. Good comments!

The seat is big but not high-end enough

The room is great!!! It's worth staying in with a family, it's so big... After living in Tokyo for a long time, I suddenly feel that this house is so big and spacious😂😭

The room is very big, with several beds, suitable for family travel, the toilet is divided into three parts, dry and wet toilet, very good,

Overall, everything is great. The hotel has 2 large beds and a sofa, a kitchen with a refrigerator, stove and microwave, a shower with a jacuzzi, an exit to the roof where you can sit at tables, and a laundry room on the 1st floor. Very friendly staff. But they only give you one blanket per bed. The check-in booklet seems to say how to get a second blanket, but one girl at the reception, when we asked about a second blanket, said that they would give it to us, and when we came up later, another guy said that you still need to leave a card as a deposit. There is still no normal information about taking out the trash. We found out by trial and error that you need to put the trash outside the door so that it can be removed. It is also unclear what to do about the towels so that they can be replaced. Otherwise, everything is great.

It took about 10-15 minutes to walk from the subway station. It was a little inconvenient to go back and forth, but the facilities were clean. 4 single beds for 4 people. There was a table, chairs, and simple cooking utensils. It was a pity that there weren't many restaurants nearby. There was a pizza delivery flyer on the table. I arrived early before 9 o'clock, but it was a little inconvenient to wait for the staff to come to work to leave my luggage. I was generally satisfied with the bed, room size, shower water pressure, etc.

Except for the spaciousness, it's just an average business hotel.

Incredibly cool hotel. We recommend. A whole apartment with all amenities. Luxury hotel