Budget Accommodation in Kyoto

Budget Accommodation in Kyoto
8 Bed & Breakfasts
81 Hostels
4 Budget Hotels

Kyoto

Kyoto, Japan's capital until it was moved to Tokyo in 1868, is considered by many to be Japan's most beautiful city. Only Rome lays claim to more designated Unesco World Heritage Sites than this city nestled amongst the mountains of Western Honshu.

From the Kyoto Travel Guide

Kyoto Price Stats

Average cheapest prices by month for budget accommodation in Kyoto

Cheapest month February

Kyoto Photos

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Guest Reviews

Santiago Guesthouse Kyoto

We've planned our trip at the last minute but we were absolutely lucky to find this nice guesthouse! This brand new guesthouse is located in Higashiyama district. Kiyomizu-dera temple or Gion district are just walking distance (ca. 10 min. on foot). ... more

Overall: 5

zelvicka stayed here in Mar 2013

Hostel Mundo Chiquito

The staff at this hostel are great! Very friendly and good at English, they try their best to make you feel at home. We stayed in the mixed dorm - the privacy curtain offers much more privacy than other dorms, and the large lockers they provided were a rare luxury in Japan. ... more

Overall: 5

jrmann91 stayed here in Nov 2012

Renjishi

Owner kind and helpful. It was not possible to lock my room from the outside. Cash only accepted, they should mention it somewhere. Best change rate at the post office. Japan too expensive! ... more

Overall: 4

zeccav stayed here in Nov 2012

Kyoto Blog Entries

Japan: Kyoto (+Okayama)
to believe (super fast/on time/clean and a great experience) we arrived in Kyoto within three hours from ...
Posted in Backpacking Asia and Australasia by NicChris
Day 5: Friday, July 04, 2008
day since we went from Tokyo to Kyoto. Both of us ended up waking up really early and use the time ...
Posted in Japan by kalara
Japan
The 3rd day we headed to Tokyo-Eki to catch the Shinkansen to Kyoto. The lightning-fast train made the trip in just a few hours. We had a hard time finding our guesthouse at first. I ended up stopping a random man on a bike to ask him if he’d heard of the address before. He then guided us around for about ...
Posted in Erik's China journey by e1quarnst
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