別館ウィークリーホテルよしだ

Extended stay hotel • 134 Hama, Maizuru, Kyoto 625-0036, Japan

1.5(10 reviews)

The hidden gem hotel in Kyoto Maizuru, the true face of Bekkan Weekly Hotel Yoshida

Are you lost for accommodation when traveling in Kyoto? This time, we introduce you to Bekkan Weekly Hotel Yoshida, located in Maizuru City, Kyoto Prefecture. Although there are mixed reviews, when you actually visit, this hotel has hidden charm.

Nostalgic atmosphere

The exterior has a retro style, giving the impression of age at first glance. However, this creates a deep sense of style. It is recommended for those tired of modern city hotels.

Affordable prices are attractive

The accommodation fee is around 6,600 yen for room only. Compared to hotels in Kyoto city, this is quite cheap. If you stay for a long period, the price is even more reasonable. It is a price setting suitable for tourists and business use.

A little relaxation spot

The rooms are equipped with various amenities, and basic facilities are assured. On the first floor, there are coin laundry facilities and a microwave. It is very convenient for long-stay guests. In addition, it seems that the top floor of the main building has a large public bath that can be used.

A heartwarming memory

Overall, this hotel is of the type that divides preferences. The facilities are old, and some may feel inconvenient. However, this brings out a nostalgic atmosphere, leaving warm memories. It distinguishes itself from popular hotels and is a hidden gem. There is no doubt that you will discover its charm during your stay. When you travel to Kyoto, be sure to try Bekkan Weekly Hotel Yoshida.

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Reviews

1(a year ago)

りょうりょう

I would definitely recommend not staying there. [Bad points] ・It appears to be a pet-friendly hotel, and the dogs barking in the middle of the night can be heard in other rooms. Maybe it's because the walls and doors are thin, but I'd like to at least have separate floors. No prior explanation. -The room smells very much like cigarettes. No prior explanation. ・The room is dark ・There is no shower in the bathroom ・Cleaning tools and daily necessities are scattered throughout the hallways and lobby. ・Poor access from the station ・When I asked to change my room because I couldn't sleep because of the dog's barking and it smelled like cigarettes, I was directed to a separate building. However, the room smelled more like cigarettes. In the end, it doesn't matter whether it's the main building or the annex. ・Even though I had time to check out, the cleaning lady banged on the door and tried to wake me up and make me leave. What's more, I was woken up by being hit twice at different times. When I asked her, "Is it time to check out?", she replied, "There's still time, so it's okay." Then don't wake me up 【good point】・Only the appearance of the inn is splendid ・Blankets are provided in the rooms in the main building. None in the annex [Overview] A shocking stay in a bad way. 6,600 yen for a room without meals is too expensive. Even half price is expensive. There is a super hotel nearby so it is much better.

1(2 years ago)

川嶋幸浩

Stayed in the annex. The room was very dark and there were hangers and walls that needed repair. I think it's rare that smoking is allowed. The parking lot is limited to 2 light vehicles, and the rest is street parking.

2(3 years ago)

T Niit

The previous customer's trash was still in the refrigerator. Wi-Fi is not secure without a key, and sometimes you can't connect in your room if the door is closed.

3(3 years ago)

金谷秀樹

It feels a little old-fashioned here. Microwave oven on the first floor for boiling water in each room. You can rent the large public bath on the top floor of the main building.

2(a year ago)

まき

The room smells of cigarettes WiFi hardly connects The voices in the aisle echo

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