The customer service here is simply amazing. I had to email the hotel's reservations department several times regarding various issues, and each time they were extremely helpful, bending over backward to accommodate guests. I also enjoyed the great value for your money (<$100/night), beautiful lobby, and delicious breakfast. Location is great, with a 4-min walk south to the Nijojomae station... More

Good cost benefit. Nice room, best location in front of Nijo Castle, in front of a bus point and easy to go everywhere. Staff really nice but believe: no wireless in the room. I dont understand why :-(

A nice hotel, wants to be luxurious, but could use a little paint, a few repairs here and there, and a little updating of the furnishings. If you can get a good deal on a room, say $100 or less, I would recommend it highly.

Its a reasonably priced triple room hotel and just opposite the Nijo Castle (which is very good as you just need to find Nijo on the transport map to get back hotel!). The room is dated but clean. We like the pretty garden outside the dinning area and my children had fun feeding the swans. Its a 15-20 mins walk... More

Kokusai was a lovely surprise after our first two hotels. Not that the others were bad the Kokusai was just so much bigger than expected! Again I chose this hotel because we have 3 twenty yr olds travelling with us and we could get a triple room. Which was really quite spacious. Our room was a western double - very... More

Stayed for two nights, rooms small but this is expected in Japan. Clean and reasonably kept. Breakfast good although shortage of normal bread for toast and if you ask and they don't have they simply ignore you! Tip, have breakfast early. Take away coffee a bonus. Internet free in lobby, wifi only free. No courtesy bus but can get on... More

We had a really nice stay in this hotel. Our room was not too big but it was clean and nicely furnished. The bathroom too was clean and quite spacious being the sink in the entrance. The hall is very big and in the hotel you can find 3 restaurants: a steak house (extremely expensive!), a french restaurant (small portions... More

Our stay at the Kyoto Kokusai was very pleasant. The hotel certainly exceeded our expectations in that the room was so big, fitted three single beds with plenty of room with a separate bathroom and dressing area. It was also very reasonably priced. Note that free wifi is available in the lobby. Although the hotel is a little bit out... More

Hotel Kokusai Kyoto stands out as a dated building on one side of a wide, main avenue in Kyoto, of which the other side is the "must-see" Nijo Castle. It hardly has a real lobby, since a big souvenir shop/stall occupies the lobby area. A sort of lobby lounge which closes early (about 10pm) is adjcent to the general reception... More