Hostel Sui — Hotel in Kyoto

Sui Kyoto is a great place to stay, I traveled solo and got a double room for myself. Air conditioning was cool (considering my stay in winter), snacks and water is offered for free in the breaking room (believe me, you'll be more than delightful of having this service while traveling in Asia) and washrooms were always clean. Located in a walking street, Sui Kyoto will bring up to your trip a peaceful environment, if you enjoy privacy and maybe are thinking about a romantic experience for a fair price, this place is a 100% for yourself.

Even with a breaking room and comfortable living room, it would be nice to have some plans with breakfast included (considering the city of Kyoto start business really late in the morning with a few occidental options), this would be my only observation, nothing bad to say about this lovely place. Atmosphere is really private a bit far away from shrines and museums but Kyoto is pretty accesible to go by bus or subway which are really near...

AMAZING!! ||This is one of my favourite hotels/ hostels I’ve ever stayed in. Feels so traditionally Japanese and the small touches around the dormitories are lovely. ||From the calming music that plays all day to the amazing bathroom/ shower facilities, we didn’t want to leave! Towels, hairdryers and toiletries are complimentary. ||The 206 bus runs from Kyoto train station near Dormitory Sui and then it’s about a 5 minute walk. Whilst it’s not in the centre of town, it’s still very close. ||The woman working on reception was SO lovely and couldn’t do enough to help us. ||Side note: if you book through Booking.com, you will still need to pay city tax when you arrive. We were not aware of this. ||Can’t recommend this place enough when...

Hostel Sui is a lovely hostel situated in the suburbs of Kyoto. It is serviced by bus routes which can get you anywhere in the city near enough.

The bunk was comfortable and had plenty of space, the place was spotless and the lounge was good for chilling out, cooking food and meeting others who were travelling.

Masa, the host, is a star. He runs the place single handily and does a stellar job. He offered up a local ramen place which was excellent and made sure I could stay extra nights when a typhoon was forecast.

Everyone was friendly enough when I stayed here and chatted in social spaces of the hostel. The upstairs shared area was quiet and everyone respected that which was great.

Overall this place was a gem of a find...