Rhino Hotel Kyoto

I can't say anything negative about this hotel, but for the average European, the rooms are already very small. In the bathroom you can hardly turn and the bathtub provides exhilaration. In the room itself you hardly have room to store or open a larger suitcase. All in all, however, a nice place.

1 minute from the same hotel1st floor across Mosburger Road 24 hours McDonald's 2 places Deiso and Fresco24 hours The best thing is the same building. Seven Levens. As big as a restaurant as anywhere else. You can eat and souvenirs in Kyoto at the convenience store A variety of neighborhoods and restaurants and various things. Other places 2 assignments. Take your luggage to the front of the hotel 2nd floor. Get a free spa coupon once a day at the 2nd floor front Take a card from the front of the sauna. In the shoe shop, with the keys, in the trunk. Put the card. The key goes back. Sauna is the same size and is paid twice. Facilities of transportation from hotel location When I come back, yes.

We stayed here for 5 nights and the location was great! It’s literally 1 minute away from Saiin train station, and near a bus stop for lots of buses too. There was a massive 7/11 on the ground floor with loads of pre-made meals and fruit smoothies. There seemed to be a brothel on this street, but it didn’t bother us, there was no rowdiness. There were also a number of restaurants around the hotel incl McDonald’s. By far the best thing about staying here was the amazing Indian restaurant called Syorai Kitchen Saiin which was a few doors down from McDonald’s away from the hotel. It had the most delicious food at the lowest prices and was immaculately clean. We loved it so much, we went there every day when we discovered it halfway through our stay! You could get a meal with curry, chicken tikka, salad, mango lassi and a massive naan bread for 1200 yen! The hotel staff were always helpful and they stored our luggage on checkout day for several hours. The main reason we chose the hotel was for the pool. Whilst you have to pay 1100 yen per person each time you use the pool/gym it was worth it, because the pool was large and was a beautiful temperature (and you can wear a swimsuit). But if you think you’re going to be able to play and splash around with your family in this pool, think again! It’s a very serious pool with each lane allocated to either walking or swimming laps, no “free” area as such. They’re strict on the swimming cap and goggles rule, so you need to bring them, but they do provide you with a towel to use. The supervisors/life guards are lovely and friendly and provide their instructions in a very gentle manner. There are also 2 spas (both very hot!) an onsen for each gender where you gave to be naked (we didn’t use it) and a generous change room with lockers and a seating area with a free massage chair to use. It is closed on mondays though. The room itself was a good size although a little outdated, and fairly clean. The aircon worked well and there is a small fridge and a desk and chair in the room as well as a large wardrobe. The room is serviced daily and they also provide a clean set of pyjamas to wear each night. Unfortunately the hotel only provides one physical room key per room which is quite dirty, but you can leave your key at reception anytime so if you need to share the key you can do so. The pillows were also super uncomfortable and were mainly filled with hard beans with a bit of wadding on top and were too high and hard. We asked for other pillows, but they only had a couple of very flat polyester pillows we could join together to make one mediocre pillow, so only 1 of the four of us got a good pillow. There is no safe in the room, so I lugged our passports around every time we went out. I’d definitely stay here again!