Search Hotels Near Iwayaji Temple, Kyoto

"Great onsen onsite and a traditional tatami experience. Guests are required to take your shoes off when you arrive at the hotel which adds to the hominess of the stay"

"If you have staid in an Apa before you probably know what you are in for, but overall solid value! Big bed, clean and compact. Bathroom is modular a bit small by western standards but still very usable and clean! No complaints here!"

"This is peace and quiet in a sea of madness (JR Kyoto Station). Professional, helpful staff. Granvia Lounge was particularly helpful. "

"The rooms were immaculate and large. Very happy with how comfortable the beds were. The public bath (women) was a wonderful experience. The pubic baths were very clean and well-maintained. I used the washer/dyers twice without issue. Staff was friendly, helpful, and courteous. The hotel offers free umbrella use if you notice rain as you exit the main entrance/exit. In an amazing location near Kyoto Station but far enough away to avoid the crowds coming/going from the station. Highly recommend staying here! "

"I like the location since it was near the train station."

"breakfast and dinner were included with hotel stay. train station was 8-minute walk. Bus stops where steps from hotel entrance. Staff was helpful and friendly; they also spoke English. I would definitely stay here, when I return to Kyoto. "

"The hotel is basic but very clean and well maintained. The staff was very nice and the location relative to the train station outstanding. The only frustration upon arrival was that there are at least 4 hotels with the name "Daiwa Roynet" in very close proximity to the train station. We went to 3 different hotels before finally finding the correct hotel. Even a native speaking Japanese Uber driver was initially confused by this."

"Customer service was top-tier. Everyone went above and beyond."

"Hotel Seiryu Kyoto completely blew me away. The staff were incredibly attentive without ever feeling overbearing, and every little detail felt intentional, from the scent in the hallways to the way the room lighting changes with the time of day. It is amazing how quiet and calm it is, considering it is just steps from one of Kyoto’s busiest tourist streets. The perfect mix of luxury, hospitality, and serenity."