Hotels with smoking rooms in Sakyo Ward, Kyoto

"Staff behavior was excellent. Kitchen was stinking. Bathroom shared. Not good."

"Kibune Hiroya turned out to be much older than expected. Room is tired looking and everything seemed old. However, service is super attentive and dinner is very very good, although we were disappointed that the rain kept us from dining over the river, kawadoko, which the town is famous for. Thankfully we were able to do it for breakfast and it was really an amazing experience."

"時間を気にせずチェックイン出来るし市街地から近いので良かったです！広くて、ちょっとしたゲームや充電器、オモチャのかつらなんかあったりして盛り上がりました。また京都に行くときはここを利用します。サービス重視の方は不向きだと思います。私にはかなり合っていました。また、いきます。ありがとうございました！"

"I don't think there is a better location in Kyoto to stay. You are away from the busier spots in Kyoto and the mountains are just a walk away. Getting up in the mornings and getting to explore right outside the hotel was very exciting. Great staff and quiet, clean rooms. Would highly recommend!"

"The Lund House is a small simplistic hostel in a nice and quiet part of town. It is still easily accessible, however, with the closest bus being line 17 or 206 (Summer 2018). The Lund House is very small and compact, but as long as you have pleasant roommates the place feels like a wonderful home. I would gladly stay here again. And at their listed price you can't beat it!"

"Old hotel and a bit hard to find. The hotel is located in an alley."

"In Japan for a month. This was by far the best place I stayed. Staff was amazing. Food is great. Rooms are clean and spacious. And the onsen is relaxing and peaceful. Great Japanese ryokan experience. The staff was so friendly and nice. Felt like I was staying at a friend’s house—except it didn’t have to help with chores."