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Hotel Emion Kyoto

$99
/ night

Avg. for September

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Prices for Hotel Emion Kyoto

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$99
/ night

Avg. for September

Monthly average prices

Nightly prices at Hotel Emion Kyoto average $74 in June, the cheapest month, and $193 in October, the most expensive, based on the last 12 months.

Average nightly price at Hotel Emion Kyoto by month, last 12 months (USD)
MonthAverage price
January$77
February$93
March$133
April$141
May$129
June$74
July$77
August$84
September$99
October$193
November$160
December$117

Most expensive: October (~$193)

Cheapest: June (~$74)

About this property

Make use of convenient amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access, a banquet hall, and a vending machine.
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  • Parking

  • Restaurant

  • Non-Smoking Rooms

  • Dry Cleaning

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Location

Shimogyo-ku Sujakudonokuchicho 20-4, Kyoto, Japan

Umekoji Park (0.2 miles)

Kyoto Railway Museum (0.3 miles)

Kyoto Aquarium (0.4 miles)

Nishihonganji Temple (0.7 miles)

Kyoto Station Building (1 miles)

Shijo Street (1.1 miles)


Room options

Deluxe Triple Room, City View

Room details

3× Twin Beds
and
1 Trundle Bed

Sleeps 4

463 ft²

Air Conditioning
Heating
Wi-Fi (Free)

Standard Triple Room, City View

Room details

3× Twin Beds
and
1 Trundle Bed

Sleeps 4

398 ft²

Air Conditioning
Heating
Wi-Fi (Free)

Deluxe Twin Room

Room details

2 Twin Beds

Sleeps 2

463 ft²

Air Conditioning
Heating
Wi-Fi (Free)

Standard Twin Room, City View

Room details

2 Twin Beds
and
1 Trundle Bed

Sleeps 3

334 ft²

Air Conditioning
Heating
Wi-Fi (Free)

Economy Twin Room, City View

Room details

2 Twin Beds

Sleeps 2

226 ft²

Air Conditioning
Heating
Wi-Fi (Free)

Guest reviews of Hotel Emion Kyoto

What guests think

AI-generated summary based on recent guest reviews

At Hotel Emion Kyoto, travellers highlight spacious, modern rooms and strong cleanliness, friendly service, and convenient access via the adjacent JR station one stop from Kyoto Station, plus useful amenities like a public bath, rooftop terrace, and on-site dining.

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Facilities

Great

Cleanliness

Clean

Service

Friendly

Location

Convenient

Dining

Varied

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8

Loan

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2 weeks ago

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Stayed 1 night

hotel quority is very good
hotel quority is very good

4

Evangeliz

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Aug 21, 2026

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Stayed 3 nights

Unfortunately it’s important that I make this review for the reality of what Americans can experience. For context we are three girls who are staying two weeks in Japan, we have stayed at multiple hotels with no complaints or issues or even moments of discrimination. I can’t say the same with this hotel. From the moment we arrived it was miscommunication after miscommunication. Despite translation apps, Staff who spoke English/ could communicate.. it’s one person who said one thing and then another will say the complete opposite and no regard is done. We were told three separate times, different staff including a manager we had breakfast included in our fare. At breakfast while already eating, then letting us know no that’s not true and we have to pay. Of course to avoid delay we paid but nothing was considered then. We decided or tried to use The laundry room amenity and walked down and entered the line that was about a total of 6-7 people waiting in the hallway. Children up and down running the halls. Me and my friend sat in the corner with our clothes because we didn’t feel comfortable leaving them. After an hour of waiting, we got one load in and after 45 minutes of it washing. Again just sitting in the smallest corner watching our clothes done as there was no seats. The manager comes and says “this is a hotel. You can’t wait here, maybe come back around 2-4AM when no one can see.” And that is the shorter version of the story just extremely discriminatory over and over.
Unfortunately it’s important that I make this review for the reality of what Americans can experience. For context we are three girls who are staying two weeks in Japan, we have stayed at multiple hotels with no complaints or issues or even moments of discrimination. I can’t say the same with this hotel. From the moment we arrived it was miscommunication after miscommunication. Despite translation apps, Staff who spoke English/ could communicate.. it’s one person who said one thing and then another will say the complete opposite and no regard is done. We were told three separate times, different staff including a manager we had breakfast included in our fare. At breakfast while already eating, then letting us know no that’s not true and we have to pay. Of course to avoid delay we paid but nothing was considered then. We decided or tried to use The laundry room amenity and walked down and entered the line that was about a total of 6-7 people waiting in the hallway. Children up and down running the halls. Me and my friend sat in the corner with our clothes because we didn’t feel comfortable leaving them. After an hour of waiting, we got one load in and after 45 minutes of it washing. Again just sitting in the smallest corner watching our clothes done as there was no seats. The manager comes and says “this is a hotel. You can’t wait here, maybe come back around 2-4AM when no one can see.” And that is the shorter version of the story just extremely discriminatory over and over.

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Eladio

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Jul 29, 2026

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Stayed 7 nights

I've traveled to thirteen prefectures in the last ten years and this is the worst hotel I have ever stayed at in Japan. The staff is incredibly rude, unkind, and unhelpful. This is the only Japanese hotel I have stayed at where I encountered such aloofness and hostility. The cleaning staff was lazy and did not vacuum our rooms. When asked for more towels, we were not given what we asked for. Every day we would have to argue with the staff to get anything we wanted. The pajamas gave us rashes. When we requested laundry service, the front desk staff refused to pick it up from our room. When laundry service was completed, they refused to bring it up and made us pick it up from them. The staff would not ship our luggage to the next hotel despite every other hotel across Japan doing so. They made us walk two blocks away to ship our luggage ourselves. The staff refused to attempt to communicate. Their English is horrible, but when trying to use translation tools, they would cut us off and talk over us. The clientele is terrible. The elevators reek of cigarette smoke. Breakfast is noisy and the guests are rude and disgusting. On top of everything, breakfast wasn't very good either. I hated this hotel. Unfortunately it was the longest I ever stayed at a hotel in Japan. Do not stay here unless you want to visit the only Japanese hotel where you can experience rudeness.
I've traveled to thirteen prefectures in the last ten years and this is the worst hotel I have ever stayed at in Japan. The staff is incredibly rude, unkind, and unhelpful. This is the only Japanese hotel I have stayed at where I encountered such aloofness and hostility. The cleaning staff was lazy and did not vacuum our rooms. When asked for more towels, we were not given what we asked for. Every day we would have to argue with the staff to get anything we wanted. The pajamas gave us rashes. When we requested laundry service, the front desk staff refused to pick it up from our room. When laundry service was completed, they refused to bring it up and made us pick it up from them. The staff would not ship our luggage to the next hotel despite every other hotel across Japan doing so. They made us walk two blocks away to ship our luggage ourselves. The staff refused to attempt to communicate. Their English is horrible, but when trying to use translation tools, they would cut us off and talk over us. The clientele is terrible. The elevators reek of cigarette smoke. Breakfast is noisy and the guests are rude and disgusting. On top of everything, breakfast wasn't very good either. I hated this hotel. Unfortunately it was the longest I ever stayed at a hotel in Japan. Do not stay here unless you want to visit the only Japanese hotel where you can experience rudeness.

10

Kevin

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Jul 27, 2026

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Stayed 5 nights

Hotel Emion is a clean, modern facility one stop away from Kyoto Station. The shared bathing facilities are quite nice, if that's your jam, with a sauna and a cold bath in addition to a pair of large hot baths. It's got an attached bridge across the street, straight to the nearby Umekoji-Kyotonishi Station, and there is of course a nearby convenience store. A particular positive is the absolutely lovely roof (open to guests until 10 pm), with seating, a wonderful breeze, and a beautiful view of most of Kyoto (the only view that's blocked is a narrow arc exactly in the direction of Kyoto Tower). The only real negative I can think of is the undersized laundry room - unless you get super lucky with your timing, expect to have to camp out to snag a machine when it empties. I'd say a better move would be to either do your laundry on a different leg of your trip, or walk a few blocks to a laundromat.
Hotel Emion is a clean, modern facility one stop away from Kyoto Station. The shared bathing facilities are quite nice, if that's your jam, with a sauna and a cold bath in addition to a pair of large hot baths. It's got an attached bridge across the street, straight to the nearby Umekoji-Kyotonishi Station, and there is of course a nearby convenience store. A particular positive is the absolutely lovely roof (open to guests until 10 pm), with seating, a wonderful breeze, and a beautiful view of most of Kyoto (the only view that's blocked is a narrow arc exactly in the direction of Kyoto Tower). The only real negative I can think of is the undersized laundry room - unless you get super lucky with your timing, expect to have to camp out to snag a machine when it empties. I'd say a better move would be to either do your laundry on a different leg of your trip, or walk a few blocks to a laundromat.

10

Paul

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Jul 23, 2026

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Stayed 3 nights

This is great hotel - one train stop from Kyoto train station - near the Railway Museum and Aquarium and good for buses. On the route to the Bamboo Forest (one train). Conveinience stores and starbucks nearby, good restaurant in the shopping area under the hotel. Nice rooms, good showers. Future train is a fun place to have a drink - few yards away.
This is great hotel - one train stop from Kyoto train station - near the Railway Museum and Aquarium and good for buses. On the route to the Bamboo Forest (one train). Conveinience stores and starbucks nearby, good restaurant in the shopping area under the hotel. Nice rooms, good showers. Future train is a fun place to have a drink - few yards away.

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From 15:00 to 00:00

Before 11:00


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FAQs about Hotel Emion Kyoto

Is parking available at the property?

Self parking is available on-site, subject to charges.


What type of breakfast is offered and what are the serving hours?

Buffet breakfasts are available daily from 7:00 AM to 10:00 AM for a fee.


What are the standard check-in and check-out times?

Check-in is from 3:00 PM and check-out is until 11:00 AM. Early or late check-in/check-out may be available upon request, but additional charges may apply.

What accessibility features does the property offer for guests with disabilities?

The property features limited wheelchair accessibility, including step-free entrances and accessible public areas.


How is the property located in relation to key landmarks?

The hotel is centrally located in Kyoto, within a 5-minute drive of Shijo Street and Kyoto Tower, and approximately 1.6 miles from Kawaramachi Street and 2.9 miles from Kiyomizu Temple.


What are the policies for guests staying with children?

One child 6 years old or younger stays free per registered adult when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.


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What do room rates usually run at Hotel Emion Kyoto in Kyoto?

Over the next 60–90 days, room rates at Hotel Emion Kyoto in Kyoto typically land around $171 a night for two guests, ranging from $96 to $369 on peak dates.


When is the best time to visit Hotel Emion Kyoto for lighter crowds?

Hotel Emion Kyoto in Kyoto is busiest in July and quietest in August, so plan for fewer crowds and easier availability if you travel in August.


What’s nearby Hotel Emion Kyoto and what kind of travelers does it suit?

Set in Kyoto Prefecture, Hotel Emion Kyoto is close to Umekoji Park, the Kyoto Railway Museum and Kyoto Aquarium, making it a convenient pick for family and business travel while staying in the city.

Which month has the lowest rates at Hotel Emion Kyoto?

June is the cheapest month to stay at Hotel Emion Kyoto in Kyoto, averaging $86 a night; October is the priciest at $212. June’s lower rates come despite August being the quietest month for crowds.


How does the nightly price at Hotel Emion Kyoto in Kyoto compare to recent weeks?

The current price at Hotel Emion Kyoto in Kyoto is $131 per night for 2 guests, which is high for this hotel: about 65% above its $80 average over the last 60 days. Most nights over that period fell between $60 and $203.

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