This was my second stay at this hotel, and I would certainly come back on my next trip to Kyoto. The staff are very pleasant and helpful. My room was small (no space for luggage) but quite clean and pleasant. There's a computer in the lobby so guests can check e-mail. There's also a laundromat in the hotel. The room... more

We were a family of five plus SIL travelling through Japan on our way to the Olympics. We reserved three rooms at this Comfort Inn in the second week of August. After reading a couple of reviews we were prepared for rooms the size of closets. In fact the rooms were fine for two people. Reception (on the third floor)... more

We have just returned from 2 weeks in Japan, during which we stayed at 3 Comfort Hotels in Kyoto, Osaka and Hiroshima. Although the facilities and services offered etc were identical at all three, this is the only one that I didn't like that much. This was mainly because it is quite old and needs a makeover, but also the... more

Excellent value for money at this hotel. Nothing flash but had everything I needed. Very clean, and quiet on the other side than the street. Friendly staff. Good breakfast thrown in. Free Internet. Good location with 10 minutes walk to Gojo subway station. more

I've just returned from a 3 week stay in Japan during which my partner and I generally used the excellent chain of Comfort Inn hotels across the country. This review is for the Gojo Dori branch in Kyoto but the hotels are identical across the country so what I write below also goes for all the others. The chain offers... more

Good hotel, clean rooms. Twin room is big enough, not like US hotels, but definately like most of European hotels. Breakfast is good, free coffee and tee after 15:00. Free wireless I-net in the rooms. Service is excellent. Not all workers even at reception speak english. Location: 15-20 minutes from Central Kyoto Station, 20 min walk to Gion and 10... more

I found this hotel lived up to its name. I booked a single and got a senior rate for being over 50 so the price was very reasonable. I took a taxi from the train station and it cost about 720 yen (less than $7). The largest Buddhist temple in Japan is just around the corner and nice to view... more

I found the Comfort Inn after lots of research on the Internet based on these criteria 1) Close enough to the train station and subway as I will use this hotel as a hub for my day trips out of the city. 2) Close enough to the city center so that I can bike around. 3) Cheap enough as I... more

Having been in Kyoto many times on business and never having to worry about my own bills, I can say there are numerous fine hotels at which you can drop a lot of money per night. This time, on my own dime for a couple nights, I chose the Comfort Inn. The room for one is about 10 feet x... more