Sanco Inn Kyoto Hachijoguchi

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Great place to stay in a great location. The bathroom was a little cramped, but that wasn't a big problem. Nice public bath facilities and friendly + polite staff. I would stay here again.

This hotel is conveniently located near Kyoto Station’s Hachijo Exit, with many shopping and dining options available in the station complex nearby. It was also very convenient to access the station taxi stand from the hotel, which allowed me to get an early start in the morning. I enjoyed the onsen-style bath and found the coin laundry very convenient during my stay. The room was compact, but clean and quiet, allowing me to get a good night’s sleep. I would stay here again.

Clean room! Pleasant staff! Good breakfast! Air conditioning works perfect!

Our checkin process was easy. Property is well located across from the train station. The rooms are clean but small (by American standards). It had everything including an attached bath. I used the public bath everyday. It is a traditional Japanese bath and was wonderful. The staff are exceptional. I left stuff on the locker and they contacted me immediately to claim it. In very grateful for that. I’ll stay again when my travels bring me back to Kyoto.

Breakfast was fresh with great selections. Air conditioning took a bit of time to get to the desired temperature but not a big issue. Staff were very helpful. The hot bath was great.

Rooms were a little small, enjoyed public bath very close to station.

Clean, spacious, great location for travel as Kyoto station is right opposite.

Pleasant stay

So very disappointing. Hotel looks very nice, while staff are disinterested and even rude. I took an overnight flight, so asked to check in early. I was told only if I paid additional cost per hour plus additional tax. Such an unusual policy, while I was exhausted so agreed. Could I use the public bath and have coffee? I was told curtly, "No, because it is not the allowed time of check in." I replied that I already paid extra for a few hours early check in and again, was told "You only get the room, no amenities." Really? This is not the Japanese way of hospitality that I have ever experienced in coming to Kyoto for 3 decades. Inconsistent messaging is also prevalent: breakfast is clearly stated until 10:30am in the elevator, while my breakfast pass stated only until 9:30am. All of this is very odd and not up to a hotel standard that promises health and well being--the surly staff make it seem like a transit hotel vs luxury. I am really sorry I booked this place, as its location near the Kyoto station is ideal

Close to station