Hotels near JR Uji Station, Kyoto

"Staff was very polite. Hotel was. Nice and clean. "

"Clean and good breakfast "

"Great location. Free parking. Very comfy beds. Bigger than typical Japanese hotel bathrooms. Great water pressure in shower,"

"Clean room, close to train stations, restaurants and attractions. "

"It was a great hotel, very clean, comfortable and great location. Would stay here again!"

"Everything was perfect. Room was clean. Staff was helpful and nice. We enjoyed our room onsen. Everyrhing was walking distance. We will come back here again. "

"I really loved this stay one of the nicest ones of my whole trip and for a good price and good breakfast and very understanding and helpful."

"Nice location near Jujo station conveniently a couple of stops before the subway gets crowded. Reasonably close to main attractions/areas. Friendly service and excellent breakfast. Only thing I would improve is on the room's temperature matching the hallway's/hotel. It was always warmer than the hallway or actually a bit hot during the day due to the sun."

"I didn't realise this was a love hotel before booking, and probably wouldn't have booked it if we'd known. What a mistake that would have been apart from the talking point back home. I'm sure there are some seedy ones, but love hotels are quite common in Japan for those that live with parents etc. There was nothing seedy that we saw in the 6 days we were there. The room was enormous, the bed was enormous, the bathroom was enormous and the double jacuzzi bath was amazing. The decor was a bit tired in places and the breakfasts (both Japanese style and Western) were not the best but edible. We had a fridge, massage chair, massive TV, projector and screen, sofa, eating area, and it's up to you if you want to use the vibrator or something from the vending machine. I would quite happily stay here again and recommend it to anybody who's open-minded. We also had free and ample parking and about a 10/15-minute walk to the local train station. Multiple convenience stores around and albeit not too many restaurants, there were many on the walk to the train station."