is a 3-star retreat in Kyoto, Japan, located just from the city center. The address is Nakagyo-Ku Nishinokyo Enmachi 30-2, making it easy to drop in after a day of sightseeing and shopping. Rates start from per night, offering budget-friendly comfort for travelers exploring the historic streets of Kyoto.

Guest amenities include free Wi-Fi, air conditioning, non-smoking rooms, and an elevator with access to upper floors. Free toiletries and a bathtub are also provided for added convenience.

There are 2,690 reviews for this Kyoto hotel.

A budget-friendly base with a surprisingly varied lineup of rooms awaits, catering to solo travelers, couples, and larger groups alike. Standard Double Room - Non-Smoking clocks in at 97 square feet with a cozy double bed, while a Standard Room (Double) matches the same footprint for comfortable stays. For bigger parties, a 205-square-foot Room - 2 Twin offers two twin beds, and the Triple Room shares the same generous size with three twin beds. A Single Room rounds out the selection at 97 square feet with a twin bed, and a Family room can accommodate up to 8 adults and 4 children. Across the board, every listed room is non-smoking.

Nestled in a convenient corner of Kyoto, the property sits about from the city center, making it easy to drop in after a day of sightseeing and shopping. The range of layouts ensures flexibility for different travel styles, from compact singles to family-sized spaces, all designed to fit budget-minded itineraries without sacrificing comfort. Practical amenities and a straightforward setup keep the focus on exploring Kyoto’s charm rather than worrying about where to rest.

Guest feedback is plentiful, with 2,690 reviews contributing to a well-rounded picture of stays here. Payment is flexible, with cash accepted and major cards available, including Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, Diners Club, and JCB. A smart choice for value-minded travelers, the lineup of room types and the consistently non-smoking policy make it a practical base for discovering Kyoto.