A Japanese-style hotel with its own “onsen” a short walk from Kyoto Station, the Onyado Nono Kyoto offers comfortable rooms at reasonable prices.
Onyado Nono Kyoto exterior
Onyado Nono Kyoto At A Glance
- Great for: small families, couples, fans of Japanese baths
- Strong points: on-site onsen bath, laundry facilities, close to Kyoto Station, Japanese style
- Sample rates: from US$200 to $400 per night
Onyado Nono Kyoto twin room
The name of this hotel is a portmanteau of “onsen” (hot spring) and “yado” (accommodation) and it perfectly sums up what this place is about. It’s a large hotel that is popular with Asian tour groups that offers Japanese-style rooms and a nice on-site hot spring bath (of course, all rooms have en suite bathrooms as well).
Hollywood twin room
The hotel feels a bit like a large ryokan once you’re inside. And this feeling is heightened by having to remove your shoes as you enter the hotel. Some might find this troublesome, but it gives the place a very Japanese feeling.
Rooms are small-ish but adequate and there are some family rooms that can house up to four people.
Given the short walk to Kyoto Station (about 10 minutes’ walk), the nice “onsen” bath and the reasonable rates, this is a good choice for those in search of a Japanese-style hotel at budget/midrange rates close to Kyoto Station.
Name in English:
Onyado Nono Kyoto
Name in Japanese:
天然温泉 蓮花の湯 御宿 野乃 京都七条
English address:
491 Zaimoku-cho, Shimokyo-ku, Kyoto, Japan 600-8146
Japanese address:
〒600-8146 京都市下京区材木町491
Price range: moderate
Nearest Transport:
7 minutes’ walk from Kyoto Station (Central Gate)
Telephone: 81-75-365-5489
Website: Official Website
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