The rooms are spacious for a Japanese hotel. We had twin rooms with two beds and there is still ample space for another bed and a couch. The hotel has a public bath and you can borrow a bike which you can use to go around the area with no additional charge. There is a laundry facility and a vending machine on the same floor as the public bath so you can take a bath while doing the laundry. There is also extra security to access the female bath and this is a plus, as our group is mostly composed of females. They have free amenities at the lobby aside from the ones provided in the room. Daily cleaning is available and they also provide sleepwear as well as a basket which you can use to put the towels and stuff you can bring at the public bath. The room has a view of the Kyoto Tower and the hotel is beside Lawson.

It is far from Kyoto Station and Kujo Station, around 10 mins walk and not ideal if you have luggage and you have to walk in 2-degree celsius weather. Taking a taxi is more economical if you are a group of 4 or more people. Also, breakfast is a bit expensive. We also had to pay extra for city tax, although on booking.com, the total price posted is supposed to include all taxes and fees. I think this should be updated by the booking site in coordination with the hotel.

Hotel was built three years ago. It is very new and feel very comfortable. The layout of the room is wonderful. Spacious and spacious. There is only a shower in the room, but there is a large bath in the basement. There is usually a toilet and bath in a small space. I think that cleaning the shower room is easy even for working people. Especially if you are a foreigner, you don't need to take a bath. The room has large windows and is very comfortable. We stayed on the 2nd and 5th floors, so the scenery wasn't that great, but the room was refreshing with plenty of sunlight. When I travel, charging my smartphone becomes a daily routine, and there are many places where I can charge electricity, which is very useful. The futon wasn't too big and fluffy, but the futon didn't have a belt (most hotels have a meaningless obi on the quilt.) The flat but warm futon was comfortable. Large futons sometimes get in the way. The bed was generally comfortable. Amenities were available at the front desk, and there were moisturizers and creams, which was helpful. The towel for rubbing the body was also very convenient, so when I went to the underground hot spring, it was perfect if I only had a comb, a towel to rub the body, and a washcloth. Breakfast looked great. I thought it was very elegant and Kyoto. Especially the pumpkin and sweet potato dish was the best. For some reason, the other dishes were too salty for me. They even lent guests umbrellas and rented bicycles. There were four washing machines, and everyone was on time, so I didn't have to wait. Was the bath a hot spring? It was very quiet, clean, and serene, so I was able to stay calm, but I never met anyone. When I travel, I enjoy talking with local people. During the morning meal, the restaurant explained the meal. I was very happy. I wanted to talk to him more, but he seemed very busy. Next door the Hotel has Lawson convenience store.

Location is not near. It takes about 12-15 minutes from Kyoto station with a suitcase. But I like walking. Check out is done by machine. It doesn't feel good. I like greetings when I stay.

The onsen or public bath was lovely. After a long day of sightseeing, it was great to soak in the bath. It was usually empty, so you had the place to yourself. There was a convenience store right next door, so if one was too tired to go out for dinner, one could pick up some food and drinks and relax in the room. The laundry facility was a boon. We left Kyoto with all clean clothes! Staff were extremely helpful. Facility to transfer your luggage to your next destination was available at the hotel via Yamato.

It was a 10-15 minute walk from the station. As senior citizens, we were able to walk there in the morning when we were fresh, but at the end of the day, after all the walking we did, we landed up taking a taxi (1000 yen). There were other hotels closer to the station. The room had a microwave but no cutlery of any sort. Only green tea and drip coffee were provided, but no regular tea, milk or sugar, so if you are used to drinking café au lait or regular tea, it is not avaliable.

The room was spacious enough (2 people with 2 large suitcases & a carry-on). Everything was very clean (see minor exception below) & it was quiet. It was anout a 15 minute walk to the main train/subway station. The staff were friendly & spoke English well. What you get for the price = great! We even thought about extending and making day trips to Osaka and regretted not doing it after.

The walls around the sink & in the shower needed to be cleaned - there was toothpaste & shower gel splatter from previous occupants. The breakfast was so-so - it’s nice to have the chance to sample Japanese items, but western options were all cold. If you’re not adventurous, what you’re left with isn’t really worth the price. More clothes hanging/storage space would be helpful (only 6 hangers on very short bars).

We lucked out & got an excellent view. The few staff members I interacted with spoke English, which I don't expect since this is Japan, but it is very convenient.

The washers & dryers have lots & lots of Japanese writing about how to wash different types of clothes. I didn't see any English instructions (it's possible that I missed it), but it's overwhelming even for Google Translate. I ended up taking my clothes to the 24hr place around the corner instead. The laundry room was too inconvenient. Also, it's really unfortunate & outdated that the onsen in a hotel doesn't allow tattoos at all.

The room is huge with a great view and atmosphere, I stayed there for a week and I loved it! Good breakfast, although it is the exact same every day. Great location, public hot bath, laundromat, etc. Dyson Supersonic hair dryers.

I enjoyed staying at this hotel using the discount from the national travel support campaign, but I am not sure I would otherwise afford the full price for it as a solo traveller.

We really enjoyed our stay at Chisun Premium Hotel and highly recommend it to other travellers: 1) it's super clean and modern with spacious rooms. 2) the reception staff was friendly and very polite.They were genuinely happy to help us out with any request. 3)the location is great and close to some major train lines. Approximately 10-15min walk to Kyoto Central,Tofukuji and the Kujo subway line. Tofukuji line is very convenient to get to Fushimi Inari and the Tofukuji temple complex. 4) Lawson's right next door and a couple of restaurants close to the hotel. Kyoto Station has a great choice of restaurants and shops. 5) The public bath present on site is great for those who want to try out the onsen experience.The bath is very clean and modern with lots of amenities.

None.Everything was great!

Clean hotel! Comfortable and clean room! Spacious room for a family of 4. The public bus stop is nearby. A convenience store is right next to the hotel. We enjoyed our stay.

There is no parking available. But there are several coin parking available nearby so we didn't have any problems with parking. We parked our vehicle the one right across from the hotel. It was 700 yen for a day. No tattoo is allowed for the Onsen. The tourist group from China was loud for no reason at the bath...

The property had it's own public onsen for the guests staying at the hotel. It was very clean and relaxing! A bonus would be the hotel had a self laundry service with 4 washer/dryers with updates in the our room tv to let us know if the machines are available to use. It made doing laundry very efficient! Extra bonus: A 24 HOUR LAWSON WAS RIGHT ACROSS THE STREET.

Nothing in particular. The beds were a little harder than I would like, but besides that, everything was great!

We stayed at this hotel New Years Eve and New Years day 2023/2024. First I want to say that EVERYONE at this hotel is VERY KIND and HELPFULL even FOR FOREIGNERS. It was also close to Kyoto shrine area(10 minute walk to train). Plus Lawsons across the street for snacks etc. We had an AMAZING MEAL at a KOREAN RESTAURANT up the street from the Lawsons. You need to go to this restaurant and get samgyeopsal. The food was wonderful and the owner was so kind. The hotel buffet at the restaurant was abundant and wonderful and if you watch the employees, they work so fast and hard non-stop to keep the food filled. I actually never saw WORKERS who looked like they LOVED THEIR JOB so much. I was so impressed. They really were ABSOLUTELY AMAZING! I have to say that WE HAD VERY VERY EXCEPTIONAL SERVICE FROM NATE KAKU. My son was feeling ill one night and since we are from United States we can usually go to a local convenience store for Ibuprofen for pain. However, In Japan you need to go to a pharmacy for that medication. We found this out after visiting the Lawsons across the street from the hotel to buy the Ibuprofen. I went to the front desk for help and explained our situation to NATE KAKU. NATE spoke English and actually used his phone to contact multiple pharmacies in the area. Not only did NATE find a pharmacy that was open, he told the Pharmacist what needed and that we were arriving soon. Due to NATE KAKU'S HELP, were able to get the ibuprofen and our son was feeling better in a very short time than expected. NATE SHOULD BE A HOTEL MANGER OR OWNER AS HE IS ABSOLUTELY AMAZING! THANK YOU NATE KAKU!! ARIGATOU!