Search Hotels Near Kamikata Onsen Ikkyu, Kyoto

"No complaints "

"This was the single best stay I had in Japan. I cannot even put into words how amazing. It was a tradition Japanese place, public baths that were spotless and cozy, got kimonos for our stay and inside house slippers, the meals were unique and intricate. I will be coming back, thank you so much. Also the view is breathtaking. "

"Amazing place, comfortable and clean. The "

"An outstanding hotel just a few steps from Kyoto Station. Staff uniformly kind and helpful. Large double room with a nice bathroom, mini-fridge and a sofa. My rate was a bargain. Excellent buffet breakfast. Very highly recommended. "

"I stayed with my family of 2 adults and 2 young kids. The Onsen was absolutely phenomenal and very clean. The breakfast was top notch and very nutritious. The rooms were very clean. The staff were spectacular. I woulf recommend this hotel to anyone looking for an onsen experience!"

"Nice hotel with nice facilities. Breakfast was really nice!"

"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."