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"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 the second hotel of my stay in Japan, staff was friendly, able to accommodate with my request. Location is convenient, walking distance from the Kyoto station, and clean room"

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

"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."

"Kitchen setup was cleverly hidden under a table but the staff was super helpful. I love the area around the hotel and it was super convenient to walk to different places or get to a subway station. The only downside is that the ensuite laundry doesn’t have a dryer but it was not a deal breaker "

"I didn't realise this was a love hotel before booking, and probably wouldn't have booked it if we'd known. What a mistake that would have been apart from the talking point back home. I'm sure there are some seedy ones, but love hotels are quite common in Japan for those that live with parents etc. There was nothing seedy that we saw in the 6 days we were there. The room was enormous, the bed was enormous, the bathroom was enormous and the double jacuzzi bath was amazing. The decor was a bit tired in places and the breakfasts (both Japanese style and Western) were not the best but edible. We had a fridge, massage chair, massive TV, projector and screen, sofa, eating area, and it's up to you if you want to use the vibrator or something from the vending machine. I would quite happily stay here again and recommend it to anybody who's open-minded. We also had free and ample parking and about a 10/15-minute walk to the local train station. Multiple convenience stores around and albeit not too many restaurants, there were many on the walk to the train station."

"The spa was one of the best I have ever used in hotels in Kyoto. "