ibis Styles Kyoto Station is located right next to the JR Shinkansen train station (southern Hachijo Exit of Kyoto Station). The Buses are also at a walking distance which is very convenient to explore Kyoto's main atractions and continue our transit to other locations in Japan. The breakfast was diverse for the Ibis standards (I particularly enjoyed the Miso soup). The rooms were really small. People with bigger luggage can struggle but we were aware of the rooms sizing so there is nothing to complain about it. The hotel was clean and the staff was super kind and helpful. Toilet amenities were available at the reception for free. The reception is on the 3rd floor. The bed was comfortable. Very good Wi-Fi connection.

It was a perfect location as it was near Kyoto Station so easy to get around to other areas in Kyoto via train or bus. The AEON Mall was also a walking distance so it was convenient for us to shop there. Lots of great places to eat throughout the day. The hotel was clean and housekeeping came to clean everyday.

The rooms are small so for a family of 4 we had to get 2 separate rooms. It was quite hard to move around and maneuver our luggage with tight walk space in the room. They could probably add a couple more items to the toiletries like some other hotels I’ve stayed at in Japan. The one thing I didn’t see in the hotel but was fortunate to have brought was a body scrub or wash rag.

The location is excellent. Directly opposite the very futuristic-looking, busy and bustling Kyoto Station and on the Shinkansen (bullet train)side. We were able to use the metro, buses, taxis or trains within minutes of leaving our room. The rooms are not very big but fantastic value for money. The ensuite bathrooms are small but adequate with bath and shower and Japanese toilet. There’s dispensers in the bathroom with shower gel, shampoo and conditioner. For any other toiletries you just help yourself in the lobby. There’s also free tea and coffee in the lobby. The staff were lovely. They are helpful and friendly. I really recommend this hotel if you want somewhere clean, friendly, practical, central and budget-friendly. In Kyoto Station you can literally find anything you might need. The fabulous and ubiquitous 7-11s, gift shops, drugstores, coffee. There are many, many restaurants too. Find your way to the 10th and 11th floors where there are plenty of great little restaurants with fantastic views! We ended up in one of them where there was no formal option for vegetarians but the women there kindly accommodated my requests and made my bento meal delicious and vegetarian-friendly with lots of care. One more good thing is that the Kyoto Tower (only about £5 per ticket) is just a few minutes walk away, through the other side of the station. Also, from there you can walk to some beautiful temples.

I had a look at the breakfast buffet and decided that it wasn’t for me but then I don’t eat meat and there wasn’t anything much for vegetarians there.

I chose this hotel because of its location. It’s literally across the street from Kyoto station. If I needed a break from my daily activities, I could just walk across the train station and freshen up in my room. There’s a 7-11 a minute away which just makes everything so convenient. The size of the room was also pretty big for Kyoto standards. I could open my luggage with no issues and walk around the room. Would stay here again next time I’m in Kyoto.

The only thing I didn’t like was the staff forgot to give me fresh towels, but no big deal.

The best thing about ibis styles Kyoto station is the location. It is bang opposite the main train station in Kyoto. Hence the name. So it was super convenient for us to just walk across after alighting from the Shinkansen.

The room size is quite cramped. Hardly enough space to open one suitcase. But if space is not a concern for you then definitely book this hotel as the space constraint is negated by the rest of the services and location.

Hotel was centrally located in front of the Kyoto train station and bus stand make the transportation to Kyoto tourist areas or Tokyo/Osaka very easy. The hotel is situated little bit away from tourists areas such as nijo castle,Gion etc but can reach via public transport (mainly via bus) easily. Room is very clean and modern .washroom was clean and had all amenities.view of Kyoto train station from room is picturesque at night with Shinkansen trains. There are many eateries, 7/11 nearby.

You get what you pay for with an Ibis. They are basic, but cheap. Always clean. The room was tiny, but as expected in Japan. It had all amenities we needed. The location is great.

The room is too small for two adults for longer than a couple of nights. The bathroom seems to take up as much or even more space than the actual bedroom, perhaps this could have been planned better.

The Ibis Styles is a great value for money hotel located directly opposite the Kyoto train station. This provides quick easy access to subway, local, JR and Shinkansen Bullet trains, and local, JR and tourist buses. The hotel is clean and quiet, and the staff are friendly and helpful. The breakfast is really good for the price. The hotel is located close to attractions and duty-free shopping.

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Very good location with Kyoto station just in front, easy to get on the train, metro, or bus. The stuff was really kind. There are free amenities for all guests, and the washing machines already have detergent inside. Cleaning possible every day with fresh towels as well.

The room looked a bit different from the picture. It shows that the furniture and the carpets have been used for a long time, but they were still clean.

I have stayed at this hotel several times now. The location is very close to the Station. You can see it from the left side of the Bullet train as you arrive when heading to Kyoto from Tokyo. Beautifully appointed rooms, although compact you’re only there to sleep. The Breakfast is awesome and I always take the Buffet breakfast option. A convenient store just behind the property also and great eating options close by.

No faults at all.