text: HOTEL GLAD ONE KYOTO SHIJO-OMIYA - Updated 2019 Prices & Reviews (Shimogyo, Japan) - TripAdvisor
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  Hotel Glad One Kyoto Shijo-Omiya, Shimogyo
  #79 of 141 hotels / ryokan in Shimogyo
  #79 of 141 hotels in Shimogyo
  66 Ayaomiyacho, Shimogyo, Kyoto 600-8383 Kyoto Prefecture
  Sen72_13 wrote a review May 2019
  Liversedge, United Kingdom47 contributions39 helpful votes
  A party oft twelve adults stayed here for ten nights mid April. A very pleasant stay. Rooms were cleaned every day and the hotel spotless. The rooms are adequate size wise but no draw space for socks, undies etc Shower was very good and soap and shampoo provided. The staff were…
  Lilian Fujiwara wrote a review Apr 2019
  Yokohama, Japan615 contributions12 helpful votes
  To be close to the heart of Kyoto
  We were really impressed with the service and helpfulness of the staff. We arrived early dropped baggage and could cover shopping centers near Takashimaya, went to Nishiki market, then off to Gion and rounded up with Kiyomizudera. Easily done with buses that are running so…
  sasha1802 wrote a review Oct 2018
  Asia34 contributions19 helpful votes
  The hotel is in a convenient location, many eateries nearby and a supermarket. The room was small as expected but clean and well equipped. The walls are pretty thin and I could hear some noise from the room next door. My two big complaints are: internet did not work at all on…
  BackOverpacker wrote a review Jul 2018
  This hotel is very good if you are planning a trip to Arashiyama (the bamboo forest etc.) because Shijo Omiya train station will take you there directly. Other reviews may complain about the size of the rooms, but compared to the standard of rooms in Japan that we were…
  Stayed for one night on a group tour of Japan. Hotel is only one month old and has all the mod cons. However there is no restaurant and breakfast is served in boxes (sandwiches and juice). Hotel rooms are very small and space is utilised to the utmost - you cannot leave you…