Hotel M's Plus Shijo Omiya

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Hotel Highlights

Welcome to Hotel M’s Plus Shijo Omiya, your cozy retreat located just 1.2mi from the vibrant heart of Kyoto! Nestled in Nakagyo-Ku, our charming 3-star hotel offers the perfect blend of modern comfort and traditional Japanese hospitality. Whether you're a solo traveler or on a family adventure, our stylishly designed rooms with a starting price of just $33 ensure that you kick back and relax after a day of exploring the city's rich cultural tapestry.

Photo of the whole room, Bed in Hotel M's Plus Shijo Omiya

Rooms

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2 Twin Beds

225 sqft

Room - 2 Twin

Twin ROOM is 226 square feet and includes 2 single beds 80-130 width plus hairdryer and slippers.

Japanese-Style Twin Room - single occupancy in Hotel M's Plus Shijo Omiya

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2 Twin Beds

260 sqft

Japanese Style, 2 Twin Beds, Single Use

Private Bathroom

Bathtub

Flat-screen TV

Refrigerator

Stay in our beautiful Japanese-style twin room, featuring a private bathroom with a bathtub for your relaxation, a flat-screen TV for entertainment, and air conditioning to keep you comfortable. With two twin beds, this room is perfect for a family of two adults and two children. Enjoy the convenience of free toiletries, a refrigerator, and an electric kettle for your needs. Feel at home in this cozy room with all the amenities you need for a comfortable stay.

Superior Twin Room - single occupancy in Hotel M's Plus Shijo Omiya

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2 Twin Beds

260 sqft

Superior, 2 Twin Beds, Single Use

Private Bathroom

Bathtub

Flat-screen TV

Refrigerator

Welcome to our Superior Twin Room, a spacious and inviting haven perfect for single occupancy. With twin beds, a private bathroom with a bathtub, a flat-screen TV, and a refrigerator, this room has everything you need for a comfortable stay. Enjoy the convenience of our amenities, including air conditioning, free toiletries, and a safe, as well as the peace of mind of staying in a smoke-free environment. The room can accommodate 2 adults and 2 children, making it ideal for small families. Book now and experience the perfect blend of comfort and convenience.

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Say goodbye to connectivity woes, as we provide free Wi-Fi for all our guests! Step back into a world of tranquility with our air-conditioned rooms, and unwind the day away with complimentary toiletries awaiting your return. Not to mention, our 24-hour front desk is always there to assist you, ensuring your stay is both seamless and enjoyable. Need to move about? Fear not—the upper floors are easily accessible via our elevator, so you can save your energy for discovering hidden gems in the City of Ten Thousand Shrines!

Property building in Hotel M's Plus Shijo Omiya

Lobby or reception in Hotel M's Plus Shijo Omiya

Experience the Best

With over 3,600 glowing reviews, guests have raved about the friendly service and comfortable accommodations that Hotel M’s Plus Shijo Omiya has to offer. From the delightful bidet features to the inviting bathtubs perfect for soaking after a long day, your comfort is our priority. So why wait? Come experience the enchanting allure of Kyoto in a way that only we can offer!

Plan Your Stay

Prepare to embrace the vibrant energy of Kyoto while enjoying a scrumptious breakfast at Hotel M’s Plus Shijo Omiya! Kick-start your day with a delightful selection of local and international dishes designed to fuel your adventures. Whether you crave traditional Japanese fare or a hearty Western breakfast, our buffet has got something to tickle your taste buds. And if you’re ever in a rush, there’s no need to worry! Grab a quick bite from our easy takeaway options and kick off your explorations!

Restaurant/places to eat in Hotel M's Plus Shijo Omiya

Amenities

Free wifi

Air conditioning

24-hour front desk

Non-smoking rooms

Elevator

Upper floors accessible by elevator

Free toiletries

Bidet

The location In Shijo-Omiya is fairly nondescript; but there are heaps of buses in all directions, and the subway and tram as well. So providing you're ready to use public transportation, it's very convenient. And if you enjoy walking, there's plenty to see and do. I've stayed in this place before and even though it's now a few years older, it's still in great condition. Rooms are tiny: I had just enough room for my roll-aboard between the foot of the bed and the window, but otherwise you'd be using the hallway outside the bathroom. If you're a couple you'll probably need to adapt to the size of the room. The bathroom is great ... deep bath and shower, so it's possible to relax here at the of the day. There are laundry facilities on the second floor. The dryers seem set to only one temperature, the lowest possible. This probably avoids complaints about overcooked clothing, but does mean you're looking at an hour or more to dry your clothes. There are cafes around if you want a basic 'morning service' breakfast (eg, coffee, toast, egg, Y420 up) or you can pay the hotel Y100 for a coffee, and use pastries etc purchased at one of the nearby convenience stores. Personally, I prefer the cafe alternative, but I saw plenty of guests using what was originally the breakfast room to talk, plan their day, and have something to eat. Getting to the hotel from the station is probably best by taxi, around Y1200. You can theoretically get there by subway, but this involves a change of trains and double the cost of a single subway ride. There are plenty of buses, but a source of great irritation to local commuters (even if they say nothing) is people like you and me lugging huge bags onto very crowded buses ... if you want to be respectful of the community you're staying in, just don't do it.

Ronald

I liked it a lot, Rooms good size we had a standard twin which is all you need. Beds super comfy and at 6ft1 and 110kgs it was comfy for me. Pillows were so good and got a few nights of quality sleep as air con was great as well. Bathroom was also very good. A family Mart across the road for everything you need. Jack Daniel’s and Coke can for 210 Yen lol so cheap. Downstairs has a smokers room which is great for smokers and the lounge area has a microwave, coffee for 100 Yen and free filtered water. The area has tables and chairs, sofa’s to relax. You can buy a cheap meal and heat it at the hotel and eat on a table which is cool if you are on a budget. It’s really good value for money and close to all the temples which you can get to by bus. City centre is only two stations away via train and station is about 300 metres from the hotel. The station is also air conditioned which was great considering it was 35 degrees lol. Make sure you go to Nishiki Markets as they are amazing and the food is so good. The staff were OUTSTANDING and spoke English which help when trying to get to a temple lol, they gave me maps, screen shots and I bought my day pass for the subway and buses for only 1100 Yen which was super cheap! I’d definitely stay again 🤗

Gerald

Recommended by my cousin who stayed last year. Elevator from Omiya station is just round the corner so no hassle with big luggages. Superbly friendly staff. We reached around noon and they allowed leaving luggages at lobby. When I mentioned a bag contains fragile item, the staff was very kind to bring it into a room instead of placing at lobby. Location is extremely good. Easy assess to Arashiyama, Karasuma for Nishiki and Kawaramachi shopping and Gion area. Supported by various bus numbers so easy access to other popular interest of attractions and Kyoto station. A big supermarket across the street, plenty of eateries. We patronised Nakau for economical supper and breakfast which is surprisingly good. Though further from Kyoto station, we enjoy the quietness and convenience and family room with tatami arrangements.

Fong

Hotel was close to hankyu omiya station and several convenience stores. Lobby lounge area was spacious (tables and couches) with water and coffee (100yen) provided. Room was clean, fairly spacious compared to other hotels with fridge and complementary green tea provided. Carpeted floors and beautifully adorned wallpaper. Lighting was divided by regions using accessible and convenient buttons located at head of bed.

Deborah

The room was nice and clean. The staff was friendly and helpful, we had our baggage delivered to the hotel which helped us travel. The location is well connected with bus stops and subway. Even though the hotel is in a busy street, we had no issues with the noise. On few occasions we used the shared kitchen that had microwave (though a bit confusing to use) and hot water we needed for making a quick meal.

Marin

The location In Shijo-Omiya is fairly nondescript; but there are heaps of buses in all directions, and the subway and tram as well. So providing you're ready to use public transportation, it's very convenient. And if you enjoy walking, there's plenty to see and do. I've stayed in this place before and even though it's now a few years older, it's still in great condition. Rooms are tiny: I had just enough room for my roll-aboard between the foot of the bed and the window, but otherwise you'd be using the hallway outside the bathroom. If you're a couple you'll probably need to adapt to the size of the room. The bathroom is great ... deep bath and shower, so it's possible to relax here at the of the day. There are laundry facilities on the second floor. The dryers seem set to only one temperature, the lowest possible. This probably avoids complaints about overcooked clothing, but does mean you're looking at an hour or more to dry your clothes. There are cafes around if you want a basic 'morning service' breakfast (eg, coffee, toast, egg, Y420 up) or you can pay the hotel Y100 for a coffee, and use pastries etc purchased at one of the nearby convenience stores. Personally, I prefer the cafe alternative, but I saw plenty of guests using what was originally the breakfast room to talk, plan their day, and have something to eat. Getting to the hotel from the station is probably best by taxi, around Y1200. You can theoretically get there by subway, but this involves a change of trains and double the cost of a single subway ride. There are plenty of buses, but a source of great irritation to local commuters (even if they say nothing) is people like you and me lugging huge bags onto very crowded buses ... if you want to be respectful of the community you're staying in, just don't do it.

Ronald

I liked it a lot, Rooms good size we had a standard twin which is all you need. Beds super comfy and at 6ft1 and 110kgs it was comfy for me. Pillows were so good and got a few nights of quality sleep as air con was great as well. Bathroom was also very good. A family Mart across the road for everything you need. Jack Daniel’s and Coke can for 210 Yen lol so cheap. Downstairs has a smokers room which is great for smokers and the lounge area has a microwave, coffee for 100 Yen and free filtered water. The area has tables and chairs, sofa’s to relax. You can buy a cheap meal and heat it at the hotel and eat on a table which is cool if you are on a budget. It’s really good value for money and close to all the temples which you can get to by bus. City centre is only two stations away via train and station is about 300 metres from the hotel. The station is also air conditioned which was great considering it was 35 degrees lol. Make sure you go to Nishiki Markets as they are amazing and the food is so good. The staff were OUTSTANDING and spoke English which help when trying to get to a temple lol, they gave me maps, screen shots and I bought my day pass for the subway and buses for only 1100 Yen which was super cheap! I’d definitely stay again 🤗

Gerald

Recommended by my cousin who stayed last year. Elevator from Omiya station is just round the corner so no hassle with big luggages. Superbly friendly staff. We reached around noon and they allowed leaving luggages at lobby. When I mentioned a bag contains fragile item, the staff was very kind to bring it into a room instead of placing at lobby. Location is extremely good. Easy assess to Arashiyama, Karasuma for Nishiki and Kawaramachi shopping and Gion area. Supported by various bus numbers so easy access to other popular interest of attractions and Kyoto station. A big supermarket across the street, plenty of eateries. We patronised Nakau for economical supper and breakfast which is surprisingly good. Though further from Kyoto station, we enjoy the quietness and convenience and family room with tatami arrangements.

Fong

Hotel was close to hankyu omiya station and several convenience stores. Lobby lounge area was spacious (tables and couches) with water and coffee (100yen) provided. Room was clean, fairly spacious compared to other hotels with fridge and complementary green tea provided. Carpeted floors and beautifully adorned wallpaper. Lighting was divided by regions using accessible and convenient buttons located at head of bed.

Deborah

The room was nice and clean. The staff was friendly and helpful, we had our baggage delivered to the hotel which helped us travel. The location is well connected with bus stops and subway. Even though the hotel is in a busy street, we had no issues with the noise. On few occasions we used the shared kitchen that had microwave (though a bit confusing to use) and hot water we needed for making a quick meal.

Marin

The location In Shijo-Omiya is fairly nondescript; but there are heaps of buses in all directions, and the subway and tram as well. So providing you're ready to use public transportation, it's very convenient. And if you enjoy walking, there's plenty to see and do. I've stayed in this place before and even though it's now a few years older, it's still in great condition. Rooms are tiny: I had just enough room for my roll-aboard between the foot of the bed and the window, but otherwise you'd be using the hallway outside the bathroom. If you're a couple you'll probably need to adapt to the size of the room. The bathroom is great ... deep bath and shower, so it's possible to relax here at the of the day. There are laundry facilities on the second floor. The dryers seem set to only one temperature, the lowest possible. This probably avoids complaints about overcooked clothing, but does mean you're looking at an hour or more to dry your clothes. There are cafes around if you want a basic 'morning service' breakfast (eg, coffee, toast, egg, Y420 up) or you can pay the hotel Y100 for a coffee, and use pastries etc purchased at one of the nearby convenience stores. Personally, I prefer the cafe alternative, but I saw plenty of guests using what was originally the breakfast room to talk, plan their day, and have something to eat. Getting to the hotel from the station is probably best by taxi, around Y1200. You can theoretically get there by subway, but this involves a change of trains and double the cost of a single subway ride. There are plenty of buses, but a source of great irritation to local commuters (even if they say nothing) is people like you and me lugging huge bags onto very crowded buses ... if you want to be respectful of the community you're staying in, just don't do it.

Ronald

I liked it a lot, Rooms good size we had a standard twin which is all you need. Beds super comfy and at 6ft1 and 110kgs it was comfy for me. Pillows were so good and got a few nights of quality sleep as air con was great as well. Bathroom was also very good. A family Mart across the road for everything you need. Jack Daniel’s and Coke can for 210 Yen lol so cheap. Downstairs has a smokers room which is great for smokers and the lounge area has a microwave, coffee for 100 Yen and free filtered water. The area has tables and chairs, sofa’s to relax. You can buy a cheap meal and heat it at the hotel and eat on a table which is cool if you are on a budget. It’s really good value for money and close to all the temples which you can get to by bus. City centre is only two stations away via train and station is about 300 metres from the hotel. The station is also air conditioned which was great considering it was 35 degrees lol. Make sure you go to Nishiki Markets as they are amazing and the food is so good. The staff were OUTSTANDING and spoke English which help when trying to get to a temple lol, they gave me maps, screen shots and I bought my day pass for the subway and buses for only 1100 Yen which was super cheap! I’d definitely stay again 🤗

Gerald

Recommended by my cousin who stayed last year. Elevator from Omiya station is just round the corner so no hassle with big luggages. Superbly friendly staff. We reached around noon and they allowed leaving luggages at lobby. When I mentioned a bag contains fragile item, the staff was very kind to bring it into a room instead of placing at lobby. Location is extremely good. Easy assess to Arashiyama, Karasuma for Nishiki and Kawaramachi shopping and Gion area. Supported by various bus numbers so easy access to other popular interest of attractions and Kyoto station. A big supermarket across the street, plenty of eateries. We patronised Nakau for economical supper and breakfast which is surprisingly good. Though further from Kyoto station, we enjoy the quietness and convenience and family room with tatami arrangements.

Fong

Hotel was close to hankyu omiya station and several convenience stores. Lobby lounge area was spacious (tables and couches) with water and coffee (100yen) provided. Room was clean, fairly spacious compared to other hotels with fridge and complementary green tea provided. Carpeted floors and beautifully adorned wallpaper. Lighting was divided by regions using accessible and convenient buttons located at head of bed.

Deborah

The room was nice and clean. The staff was friendly and helpful, we had our baggage delivered to the hotel which helped us travel. The location is well connected with bus stops and subway. Even though the hotel is in a busy street, we had no issues with the noise. On few occasions we used the shared kitchen that had microwave (though a bit confusing to use) and hot water we needed for making a quick meal.

Marin

Location

Nakagyo-Ku Nishikioomiyacho 114, Kyoto, 604-8365, Japan

Reservations:

+1-833-728-2041