Hotels near Miyama Kayabuki-no-Sato

"The hotel is very cozy. It has a Geisha show, live music and other entertaining stuff that we were not expecting but we did enjoy!! The location is excellent for exploring Kioto."

"Great location, staff were lovely with check in and providing clear information in English! Hotel was clean and safe. Location perfect near Nijo station and Nijo Castle"

"Foot bath available. Rooms are the biggest I have ever seen. Bathroom slightly smaller. Good amenities in room. Don’t provide water in room but they have a very nice and big water refill station on the first floor. Ice machine, coffee machine, soda machine with flavourings. Location was so good and relaxing and close."

"Really lovely hotel. Having stayed in the same hotel in Tokyo, some differences were evident. Mainly restricted time lounge access and lack of choice in the lounge. That said, lovely staff and I would stay again "

"Nice hotel but drinks and restaurants are a bit overpriced…but food is good "

"Excellent location for all the shopping. Nice room. Would stay there again."

"I stayed 5 nights at Loisir Hotel Classic Garden in May 2026 and had a very disappointing experience. The laundry machines were unreliable: after 2 hours in the dryer, my clothes were still damp, forcing me to hang them in my small room for two nights. Some clothes were also damaged and stretched out. At checkout, staff offered no meaningful compensation beyond refunding the coins used for the machines. Because of the unreliable laundry facilities and unhelpful response from staff, I would strongly recommend choosing another hotel."

"Clean rooms, brakfast is good"

"I like the location , however I just had a comment . I was told that since I book thru Expedia I need to pay for my spouse as it’s only One guest covered for the meals when in fact when I initially book for this hotel In New York thru Expedia I already paid for both. I did not make any argument about it and just paid the meals for my husband . Hope Expedia will clear this confusion to alert customers in the future ."