Every unit is a 2-3 bedroom suite (49-98 sqm) sleeping up to 8, each with its own in-room washer-dryer and IH kitchen; Japanese-style suites add futon rooms for kids, three minutes from Shijo subway in the heart of downtown.
✓ The Three-Bedroom Suite is officially bookable for up to 8 guests.
Getting there
About 3 min walk to the nearest station (Kyoto Municipal Subway Karasuma Line).
Worth knowing: Premium pricing, and there is no connecting-room option — a big family takes one large suite rather than two linked rooms.
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A dedicated Family Room sleeps five across 62 sqm with four beds plus a convertible; the hotel is built into Kyoto Station so families arrive with luggage and kids under cover, with no outdoor walk.
✓ The Family Room is officially bookable for up to 5 guests.
Worth knowing: Only a small number of Family Rooms exist, so they sell out early in peak seasons.
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Two tiers of purpose-built Family Rooms (46 sqm sleeping 4, and a 59 sqm Premium Floor room sleeping up to 6) directly by Kyoto Station's Hachijo exit, with buffet breakfast on site.
✓ The Premium Floor Family Room is officially bookable for up to 6 guests.
Worth knowing: A large, busy station hotel; family rooms are a limited inventory and priced above the standard rooms.
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One room sleeps up to 12Connecting rooms bookableKitchenetteCoin laundry2 min to station
Purpose-built family apartments with bunk beds, an IH-hob kitchen and a proper dining table; a Two-Bedroom Suite sleeps 8 (80 sqm) and a connecting apartment up to 12, all two minutes from the Hachijo exit.
✓ The Connecting Family Apartment is officially bookable for up to 12 guests.
Worth knowing: This branch has shared coin laundry rather than in-room washers, and there is no on-site breakfast.
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