Court Hotel Kyoto Shijo

Booked this hotel because they offered adjoining rooms. Turns out this just means the rooms are next to each other. Its small for the price paid. You can't turn around in the bathroom without hitting something and it's elevated quite high, making it a hassle to get in and out. Beds are too soft; you can't sit on the edge without sliding off. It's walking distance to teramachi shopping street but there are other hotels around. Won't stay here again.

Room is small but toilet bowl even smaller. Quite difficult to find the hotel on the first day. Subway is about 10 minutes walk. Breakfast spread is ok. Can walk to Gion shopping district - about 20 mins.

My room was stink. Need renovation. Breakfast was average.

1. The room is clean, including the toilet and other facilities inside the room 2. Ventilation is very good and no odor at all. The AC works very well. Humidifier is provided as well. 3. The teabag served is pretty good. 4. The mattress is a little bit too soft. 5. Sound insulation is good.

The location is good. Deluxe room is able to open 2 large luggage. Hotel is abit old.

It was fine. That’s all I can say.

Better if all staff can speak and understand english

This was my first trip to Japan so I first stayed at another property that was economical but did not have its own attached bathroom. I did so on the recommendation of a friend who was also staying there. I found the Court Hotel on the Agoda site, and it was far superior to my previous place. Very functional room, good bed - futon off the floor, , attached bathroom, and very friendly and helpful staff. The location is a bit far from Kyoto station but is great for shopping and site seating.

Easy place to find. Good value. Friendly staff. great breakfast.

Although location is good , but best location in Kyoto would be near the Kyoto station as such. This is 2 subway stations away . Hotel is walking distance from Shijo central station. Tourist buses do not have pick up at this hotel so one has to take city bus or subway to go to the nearest pick up point . My advice would be to take the JR pass since each bus ride (230 yen) and subway ride erodes some cost saving that one gets on booking this hotel. Room was big (expected smaller being in japan!). But bathroom is THE TINIEST i have ever seen ! Extreme cost saving is evident in the single ROTATING faucet for the sink as well as the bath tub ! there is a big step up into the "porta cabin " type bathroom making it difficult for elderly . shower height is too low for non japanese. Some small stains evident on bedcovers. Tiny , limited breakfast/ meals area( did not opt for it). Free toiletries. Free cofee/tea/sugar sachets at the reception. otherwise VERY CLEAN and very cooperative staff !

The hotel was nice but I can't really recommend Agoda, got double charged $580: https://mhluska.com/blog/agoda-com-horror-story

Stayed here for 2 nights. Cozy room for s solo traveler but expected. Some guests were a bit loud. I had to bang on the ceiling to he then to stop. It was after 11 pm and the noise continued. Finally, they stopped jumping around. All in all, a good place to stay for a few days.

The room was spacious enough for two people. Everything was clean and the place is very near kawaramachi area. It’s also peaceful despite proximity to city center. Busses and subway are accessible.

Phòng nhỏ nhưng đẹp, sạch sẽ. Nhân viên thân thiện, check out rồi vẫn cho gửi đồ đến chiều tối, rất tiện cho đi khám phá xung quanh tokyo.

Good location but our rooms were a little tired and dowdy. Comparing with other hotels this holiday of same grade and price this Hotel is at best average. Nice people in reception.

It’s a nice step up from hostels and guest houses. Amenities are about the same, except you can enjoy your own private room and a comfortable bed and TV.

For the Agoda price it was worth it. AC, Soft beds, nice location, English speaking staff. Well worth the cheap price.

This was the 6th and last hotel we stayed in on an 11-day tour spanning Osaka, Tokyo, Nagano, Tateyama, and Kyoto /Nara. This was also our longest (3nights) and most disappointing stay. While it's a 3-star hotel and I have to cut them some slack, I've had more satisfying stays in other 3-star places. Probably nitpicking here, but cleanliness is not up to par (dusty bedside table) and atte tion to detail from staff is just lacking. They tried to charge extra breakfast for my 10-year old daughter when there were clearly just 4 of us (3 adults and 1 child) staying in 2 "adjoining" double rooms (note it was actually just adjacent - but let's skip that). There was only 1 yukata in my room and when I told front desk they said they would provide another one - and forgot all about it. Yes, they speak veru limited English, but I was pretty sure we had agreed on the yukata. Breakfast - traditional Japanese. Not worth commenting on. If you dont mind crossing to the kombini across the street for food, then you can look at that as a more value for money option. There is an awesome hamburg place a couple doors from this hotel though - Hamburg Labo. Look it up for a really delicious dinner. All in all - I've paid less for much better hotel food and service. So if it's an overnight no-frills stay, this place is ok. But longer than that - you should look around for better options across the street.

only walks away from a convinience store. 5 mins from nearest subway exit. room is decent. found some tissues under the bed which proves undetailed cleaning. we asked for help to make a reservation for a restaurant in toyama and the receptionist gladly helped. note: it might seem that the staffs are just rude in their talking but i think its just their kansai accent which is known for its energy in speech

Great hotel. Only problem is with google maps and getting there.