Fushimi hotels & places to stay

I stayed at the business hotel for about 10 nights, every other week. The room was clean, and although it was a single room, it was spacious enough to be about the size of a semi-double. There are drum washing machines with dryers on the 3rd and 6th floors, so you won't have any issues even if you stay for a long time. It's also nice to have vending machines and ice machines on the same floor. Many of the front desk staff were young and provided polite service, which I appreciated. There is a shop at the front desk selling souvenirs, snacks, alcohol, and cup noodles. They also offer free umbrella rentals. It is a 10-minute walk from Ryukoku Daigaku-mae Fukakusa Station, and the access is good. It’s nice that Fushimi Inari Taisha is nearby too! If I had to nitpick, the toilet seat isn’t warm, and there's no large public bath, but the cost performance is excellent. I will use it again.

This store has an excellent cost-performance ratio, and we think everything is great! Friends with small children should definitely choose this place; it's perfect for kids because there are many entertainment facilities to play with. My son didn't want to leave after entering; he just wanted to stay in the guesthouse and play with toys! The location is very close to Fushimi Inari Shrine, and there are also many places to eat nearby, and the prices are not expensive! The guesthouse is very clean, and the staff is very enthusiastic! Next time I have the opportunity to come to Kyoto, I will choose this place again!

I was glad to be able to stay at a lower price than usual this time. The room was clean and the bathroom had a nice feeling of cleanliness. It was difficult to find a hotel with parking, but we finally arrived, and the room was spacious. After entering, we could also go out, so there were no complaints. The female staff member at the reception was also kind. Thank you very much.

Although it is a bit far from the bustling area, the guest rooms are spacious, almost 20 pyeong (the size of the bathroom alone is comparable to a standard hotel room). The parking fee is free, and everything, including amenities like a kettle, was well-prepared, which I appreciated. The downside is that there is a Shinkansen track nearby, so there are loud noises running every 20 minutes until 12 PM, and the facilities are not brand new.