Chisun Premium Kyoto Kujo

12 minutes walk from Kyoto Station but there is Lawson nearby. The room is quite spacious, clean and fully equipped. I also loved the hot public bath on B1.

Convenient location, within walking distance from the station and bus station, metro.

My stay at the Kyoto Kujo Kishan Premium Hotel was deeply unsatisfactory, primarily due to appalling service and poor hygiene. The service attitude was shockingly poor. Staff were consistently indifferent and dismissive. Requests for basic assistance were met with sighs and impatience, with one front desk agent openly talking over me. The expected hospitality was entirely absent. Worse were the serious hygiene issues. My room had a musty odor and the bed linens were stained with stray hairs. The bathroom was not properly cleaned, with visible mildew in the shower and grimy floor tiles. This level of uncleanliness is unacceptable for any hotel, let alone one claiming to be premium. Combined, these failures made for a stressful, uncomfortable stay. I cannot recommend this hotel to anyone. You pay a premium price for neglectful service and substandard conditions. Choose elsewhere.

Family friendly hotel as they provided children spaces which have toys and books. TV can watch YouTube, Netflix. Got a small kitchen space which got microwave oven but no plates provided. Need 8-10 wall to Kyoto station.

The best stay in our Asian … Japan, South Korea, China trip. By far the best price to quality of rooms! Large rooms, clean , all amenities and a free public bath .. Truly recommended ! If in Kyoto again we will be here again

great breakfast ! location is about 15 minutes walk to the Kyoto train station ! fortunately the walking was flat service road ! room is spacious ! best of all there's a communal bath in the basement the two days we were there pretty much all to yourself ! I really enjoyed staying at the Chisun hotel !

Was a great stay, room was big and so was the bathroom which seems hard to find around this budget in Kyoto. Only thing we’d say is that it’s a bit of an awkward distance from the station, but as long as you’re okay with the 15 min walk it’s for sure worth it. Also has a nice seeming breakfast available.

This hotel in Kyoto truly exceeded my expectations — it feels like a higher-class hotel than its price, especially during cherry blossom season. 1. What I loved: * The breakfast is probably the best I’ve had in 11 years of traveling around Japan — a wide selection of refined and unexpected dishes for this price range * A rare find in Japan: a room for three adults with three separate beds * Great location: about 10–12 minutes by foot from Kyoto Station * Just 5 minutes away, there’s a bus stop with routes to different parts of Kyoto * Quiet, cozy neighborhood — a nice escape from the usually crowded tourist areas * Very friendly and helpful reception staff * Convenient luggage forwarding service to other cities 2. Overall feeling: An excellent value-for-money hotel with a peaceful atmosphere. I would definitely recommend it. 3. Downsides: * Very few places to eat nearby (only 1–2 options) * During our stay, one restaurant was closed for the weekend, leaving almost no choice except a small skewers place * However, near Kyoto Station (10 minutes walk) there are many underground cafés and restaurants * Breakfast last enter time is 9/9:15

First of all, their price doesn’t include some taxes, so it gives you feeling of a cheaper options but may not really be. Secondly, they basically don’t have room service, the first night of our stay, we need an extra pillow, but they can’t provde. The staffs there are not friendly. The bus station is not far but the nearest train station is about 15 minutes away. No shopping place/restaurants nearby except a Lawson.