Top Hotels Near Zuishin-in Temple in Kyoto from AU$54

"We really loved our stay at the Blossom, it was one of the nicest hotels on our whole trip to Japan. We wish we could have used the public bath but they do not allow people with visible tattoos in it. Overall it was still worth it, as it is conveniently located, just a few train stops away from to main attractions like Nishiki Market, Pontocho Alley, and direct bus to Higashiyama and Gion."

"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."

"The room was big, clean, the beds were comfortable and they had amazing pillows! There’s a Laundry room with 4 washer and dryers, which truly helped us! The hotel is close to Kyoto station. I loved that there’s a compartment with one bed, and then 3 twins together. If you arrive before check in, you can leave your luggage by the front desk and it’s completely safe. Overall, a great hotel and I highly recommend it. "

"The staff were extremely helpful and courteous as soon as you walk in. The hotel is so nice and clean aside from some dust collected on top the sink area. I am happy to report I did not see any bed bugs/bed bug spots when checking the mattress and everything was very clean. The restaurant in the hotel was great and had delicious food, the staff helping here was also extremely Nice and courteous making for an even more pleasant stay. The hotel is very close to a subway stop as well. I will be more than happy to recommend this location and if I am ever in Kyoto again will definitely look to stay here."

"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. "

"Clean room, towels changed daily and near 7 eleven store."