Top Hotels Near Kamikata Onsen Ikkyu in Kyoto from AU$54

"This hotel was amazing! The room was lovely and the staff were so accommodating! Would definitely stay here again!"

"Fabulous stay, great hotel, top staff and restaurant… bakery on-site is amazing "

"Perfect location. Very friendly and helpful staff. Rooms were spacious and very clean. "

"Staff was helpful with checking in. The breakfast buffet was very good. A nice mix of Japanese and Western options."

"Completely blown away by this hotel! Friendly and attentive staff, numerous amenities and felt like an authentic Japanese experience from the moment you walk in the door. Everybody must take their shoes off at the entrance and place them in easy to use lockers. The rooms had nice Japanese touches, loungewear, amenities, water and a treat in the fridge. Access to the onsen baths was available for no cost, with a wide variety of different baths (separated by gender, no clothing), massage chairs available, free ice cream and probiotic drinks daily, free nightly soba noodles, and also coffee, tea and water available in lobby. The staff set out umbrellas for use when it was raining. They have thought of everything. Couldnt believe how great this hotel was and at such a low cost. It was also centrally located with easy access to Kyoto station and on easy bus routes to nearby attractions. "

"We have been using Expedia for more than 15 years with generally very good results. We trust the platform and have booked many family trips through your app without problems. Right now, we are on a family vacation in Japan with our 8-year-old daughter, staying in Tokyo for 12 days. We also took a day trip to Kyoto by bullet train and decided last minute to stay one night. We booked a hotel room through Expedia, trusting that family-friendly options would be shown to us since our reservation clearly included a child. When we arrived at around 8:00 pm and checked into the room, we were shocked. The room was clearly an adult/couple hotel room: it was full of sex toys, condoms, and there was a huge TV with adult content. We had to cover the items with towels so our child would not see them. The room also felt dirty, and the pillows had a bad smell. Only after arriving did we notice that the reservation said “adult room,” but this was never clearly explained to us, and we did not know this type of hotel was common in Tokyo/Kyoto. This was a very uncomfortable and inappropriate experience for a family with a child. We trusted Expedia to help us find suitable accommodations, especially since the booking included a minor. This experience was upsetting and disappointing, and it has affected our trust in using Expedia for family travel in Japan. I strongly believe Expedia should clearly filter out adult/couple hotels when a reservation includes children, or at least provide warnings "

"Ver old-school and traditional way to experience Japan. The staff was amazing. Provided a free shuttle to get us there, welcomed us with tea and a relaxed check in. the room was ver traditional and the hot soaking pool was incredible. Very traditional japanese dinner of many course and items that was very good but a bit awkward as we had never had many of the dishes so initially were confused on what/how to eat things. Once we figured out the menu and order it became much easier."

"The rooms were exactly as described. The inn was cozy and the proprietor was very kind. I will definitely be booking here again if/when I return to the Nintendo museum. "

"Best hotel. Amazing room. Great view. The spa was terrific with a great view too. Would only stay here in Hirakata."