S-peria Hotel Kyoto

We stayed here for a few nights and were very pleased with our experience. Although we didn’t opt for the hotel breakfast, it was easy to pick up something from nearby 7-Eleven, Lawson, or Fresco. We also used the coin-operated laundry facilities, which were clean and worked perfectly. The hotel is conveniently located close to train and bus stations, but we mostly enjoyed walking through the charming streets in the area.

this property gets a good mix of people staying. It has families. It has groups. It has couples and singles. It’s a diverse crowd so interesting to meet people.. the highlight has to be the Onsen. the hot water was lovely after my Mount Fuji climb. The power jets are amazing. There is a hot sauna too. The facilities and amenities are a lovely surprise. there are vending machines and washing machines. really enjoyed my stay here but got my days wrong and had to go for one day to another hotel whilst I was in Kyoto. what a mistake as I paid more but liked it less than this hotel. Breakfast was okay. A little bit difficult for someone who eats Halal. More or less the same every day. I ended up with salad fruit and bread perhaps some egg. But there was enough variety to feel full. Really good location too and has some nice supermarkets nearby to stock up on snacks and drinks . I would say the room was tiny and I did struggle to get out of bed and to the bathroom. But it had everything you needed and was thoughtfully stocked. I wouldn’t hesitate to stay at this hotel again. amazing value for money..

The room was the most spacious we stayed in during our time in Japan. I loved that the toilet and bath were separate. The twin beds (they are pushed together so feels like sleeping together) were lovely to finally have space as we often stayed on doubles that were quite tiny for two. The AC was consistent and it always felt the perfect temperature in the room. The baths downstairs were nice and I enjoyed the added bonus of the sauna. For the price, it was amazing!

The room is great, has everything you need, the hotel clothing is also comfortable, it is only a 3 minutes walk and 5 minutes train ride to Kyoto station too.

Breakfast was good: lots of choices and run in an organized way. The onsen was easy to use and an added fun amenity if you won't get to go to a standard public onsen during your stay. Room was large as compared to usual rooms in large cities like Tokyo and Kyoto. Felt clean and well organized, particularly for the power situation.