Hotel Keihan Kyoto Hachijoguchi

This hotel is super clean and even has public baths and Japanese-style hot springs. It's so relaxing to soak in them after a long day, much better than using the bathtub in my own room. There are also lots of delicious popsicles near the entrance to the baths! The massage chairs are coin-operated and very affordable. This hotel really offers a comprehensive range of amenities, I think it's fantastic! It's also only about 500 meters walk from Kyoto Station. I took these photos myself with my camera. It was a truly value-for-money experience.

The room was clean and tidy, and the location was convenient for getting around. After a day of sightseeing, it was wonderful to come back to the hotel and soak in the bathtub. The self-service ordering machines at Kyoto Station's Ramen Koji were a great help for overcoming language barriers. Overall, it offered excellent value for money.

The room was very clean. However, the hotel mainly caters to tour groups, so if you go for breakfast after 8 AM on weekends, you'll have to queue. There's no purely open-air hot spring, and the showerhead requires constant pressing to get water.

This hotel is great! The free ice cream was delicious. It was quite busy, and the hot springs were really relaxing. My family didn't want to go to the hot springs, so I couldn't check out the men's bath. The front desk service was excellent for both check-in and check-out, and they even stored our luggage. It's quite close to the Railway Museum and very near the JR station.

The hotel has a very Japanese feel, with a hot spring bath. There's free and tasty ice cream on the first floor, and an ice cream vending machine where you can get Haagen-Dazs for a great price – it's delicious! 😋 There's also an ice machine for cold water.

Just finished my stay at Hachijoguchi Hotel. It was very quiet, with plenty of restaurants and convenience stores nearby. It's also within walking distance of Kyoto Station. The Don Quijote nearby is especially large and well-stocked. The hotel has a public bath and free ice cream. If your budget allows, I recommend opting for a larger room type.

I was quite satisfied with my stay. I could enjoy a bath, and it's conveniently located near Kyoto Station and the Hachijo-guchi bus stop. The area is mostly residential, so it's relatively quiet. Plus, there are direct buses to the city center and attractions, which is very convenient.