Hotel Hokke Club Kyoto

Platsen är mycket bekvämt och lobbyn är trevlig. Rummet var riktigt litet och gammalt. Det var en äldre, mager dam vid receptionen som var mycket oförskämd. Det finns små presenter till gästerna i lobbyn, en hög med toalettartiklar, och det står att en person kan ta två, och vi två tillsammans, två personer kan ta fyra. Jag tog fyra små presenter och vände mig om för att gå, men damen i receptionen stoppade mig och sa 2 för varje person, 4 för 2 personer. Jag visade henne att jag bara tog fyra. Saker som inte är värda femtio cent totalt, blir du diskriminerad? På andra hotell finns det bara ett gäng av dem att ta, men här står det att det bara är två per person Har andra inga ögon? Det är ursprungligen en självbetjäningsvara. Vill du fortfarande kontrollera och diskriminera kinesiska ansikten? Väldigt oförskämd och väldigt kränkt!

I had a very pleasant stay at Hotel Hokke Club Kyoto. Upon check-in, I was delighted by a thoughtful perk: every guest gets to choose two small gifts from a selection that included moisturizing masks, hair bands, lotions, bath salts, and more. This added a nice personal touch to the experience. I booked a small double room for under $80 USD, which, while not cheap, is relatively affordable for Kyoto. The room was compact but well-designed, offering enough space to comfortably access the bed from both the side and bottom. The bathroom, though small, was functional, featuring a bidet (common in Japan), a deep but short bathtub, and plenty of amenities. The hotel also provided pajamas, slippers, a hot water kettle, tea, glass cups, and reliable Wi-Fi, making the stay even more convenient. The room had windows that could be opened or closed for ventilation, and both the AC and hot water worked flawlessly, ensuring a comfortable environment. While breakfast was available, I opted not to try it due to its price of around ¥1600 and my past experiences with underwhelming hotel breakfasts. The only downside was the early 10 AM checkout time, which led to a bit of a rush for the elevator in the morning. However, this was a minor inconvenience compared to the overall quality of the stay. For travelers seeking a comfortable and budget-friendly option in Kyoto with thoughtful amenities, I highly recommend Hotel Hokke Club Kyoto.

Prime location in Kyoto, right across from Kyoto station , next to Kyoto Tower, located the hotel right when I came out of Kyoto station. Room were a bit crowded, luckly I only had a backpack with me for the night, there was no space for even a medium luggage to be opened in the room besides the bed. The room for me had a window, but it was blocked off .