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Kyoto Eki-mae White House, Kyoto, Japan

Sagaru Higashi, Shimogyo-ku, 600-8216, Kyoto

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About Kyoto Eki-mae White House

Kyoto Eki-mae White House is a budget, Japanese-style inn, only 1 min walk from JR Kyoto Station.

Kyoto Eki-mae White House Amenities

This hostel requires a minimum stay of 2 Nights.

In Room
    Air Conditioning

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Customer Reviews

36%

This place is like a terror movie hostel, with a strange man that rarelly speak something. When you make a question to him, he answer five minutes later. Is like a hang computer, but without the "reset button". He only understand Japanese. For me and my grilfriend, he is terrifying. All the days, in the hostel don't have anybody to control the door... somebody can enter to hostel, get the room's keys, tief all the money... is a ganster paradise.

Tonino, from Spain ~ Aug 2 2007

50%

It's pretty crappy, but you get used to it.

Thomas, from USA ~ Jun 24 2007

36%

The only thing good about this hotel is its location near Kyoto Station. The man who works the front desk speaks no English and does not communicate well in Japanese, either. He had to call an English speaking man who worked at the nearby White Hotel (owned by the same people by run by different standards) to come help him check us in. The young man asked me to forgive the older man because he was "crazy." The rooms were decent sized, traditional spaces, but smelled like sewage. The toilet is next to the crazy man`s desk; the showers were on par with dorm showers at a college in terms of cleanliness. We ended up checking out after one night and staying at the White Hotel instead - which, while far from a star-rated establishment, was a huge step up from the Eki-mae　White House.

Joyce Susan, from USA ~ Jun 18 2007

80%

Very　convenient Basiｃ aｃｃommodation ｗith futons on the floor.You get what you pay for, and we were comfortable with the accommodation

Michael, from England ~ May 24 2007

66%

In a traditional Japonese style hotel smoking should be prohibited...

francois, from France ~ May 21 2007

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