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This hotel is located right in the heart of Kyoto.

205-1, Okura-cho
Check-in from 3:00 PM · Check-out by 11:00 AM

205-1, Okura-cho
Check-in from 3:00 PM · Check-out by 11:00 AM
Very Good
461 reviewsUser: Max D
Trip type: Friends getaway
Location, Location and location
This hotel is maybe 50 steps from the subway, modern, large rooms and spotless! Hotel staff very friendly and welcoming. For the price and location this is a great hotel to base your travels out of! Keren Miers, General Manager at Noku Kyoto, responded to this review Dear thomasdV366TS,Thank you so much for your kind, 5 bubble review. We are happy to hear that you had a great stay and we have… This hotel is maybe 50 steps from the subway, modern, large rooms and spotless! Hotel staff very friendly and welcoming. For the price and location this is a great hotel to base your travels out of! Keren Miers, General Manager at Noku Kyoto, responded to t…
User: Sightseer60723171851
Trip type: Couples
Comfortable visit.
Wonderful spot. Kitty corner to Imperial Palace and Gardens, at a metro stop, good breakfast, friendly staff, large room, tasteful gift shop, tastefull decor... we have stayed in many places in Japan. I like this place. Keren Miers, General Manager at Noku Kyoto, responded to this review Dear Sightseer60723171851,Thank you very much for your 4-bubble review! Your very kind comments will be sh… Wonderful spot. Kitty corner to Imperial Palace and Gardens, at a metro stop, good breakfast, friendly staff, large room, tasteful gift shop, tastefull decor... we have stayed in many places in Japan. I like this place. Keren Miers, General Manager at Noku…
User: 500blairb
Trip type: Family
Pleasant and functional
This is like many Japanese hotels functional and pleasant. Staff on reception varied from lovely to ok. Downstairs breakfast was average and evening meal was fine but completely chaotic in delivery. We'd finished our main and side dishes when they brought the fried rice out! It is however, well located by the subway and the Imperial Palace. Rooms were good. Keren Miers, General Manager at Noku… This is like many Japanese hotels functional and pleasant. Staff on reception varied from lovely to ok. Downstairs breakfast was average and evening meal was fine but completely chaotic in delivery. We'd finished our main and side dishes when they brought the…
User: Porscheboy
Trip type: Couples
KYOTO AT ITS FINEST!!
What a gem of a Hotel. Located in a modern small block the rooms are fantastic with quality Japanese woodwork including screens etc. The position in Kyoto makes it easy to get around either on the Metro or better still by bus. The reception staff are always happy to point you in the right direction with the bus numbers, most of which are just outside the hotel....we really enjoyed the breakfast...… What a gem of a Hotel. Located in a modern small block the rooms are fantastic with quality Japanese woodwork including screens etc. The position in Kyoto makes it easy to get around either on the Metro or better still by bus. The reception staff are always ha…
User: Dan G
Trip type: Solo travel
Stayed at Noku Hotel for my Kyoto Marathon.
This is my second time staying at Noku Hotel. First time was in 2019, both times I stayed at Noku Hotel because it was convenient for me after completing my Kyoto Marathon or when I travelled out to Lake Biwa/Sunshine Beach for the Parkrun.They have a carpark, as in all places, space is a constraint so do let the hotel know if you wanna park at their place.Front desk is really helpful to give me d… This is my second time staying at Noku Hotel. First time was in 2019, both times I stayed at Noku Hotel because it was convenient for me after completing my Kyoto Marathon or when I travelled out to Lake Biwa/Sunshine Beach for the Parkrun.They have a carpark,…
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