Hotels on the Lake in Japan from $133

"nice and quite location easy to train station"

"Convenient, in room massage, free shuttle to Disneyland and other areas. Lots of food options, great hotel!"

" The hotel is situated in a perfect location in Namba. The room was clean, and the hotel provided adequate facilities and amenities for a comfortable stay. However, it was quite crowded, and there were many people waiting to check in or in the lobby."

"As advertised. Thankfully "

"So close to Kyoto station and very nice lounge and public bath. Right next to plenty of options in Kyoto station. Well worth it just for not having to walk far in the heat."

"The location is excellent — just steps from the subway station, large shopping malls, great restaurants, and 24-hour convenience stores. The staff were friendly and helpful, and they spoke good English. You can even purchase airport bus tickets to Haneda and Narita directly at the front desk. The bus stop is conveniently located right at the hotel entrance."

"This hotel was a gem deep in the heart of Japan’s red light district. The hotel was so nice and clean. The Godzilla theming was so fun. The rooms were a nice size and very comfortable. It is in the red light district in Tokyo. It actually felt safe and we never had a problem. But we got some looks with our 12 year old. lol. I highly recommend staying here. It’s so fun. "

"Great breakfast buffet as well!"

"Loved our stay here. The staff was great. It’s right next to the train station which was made it easy to get into the city and transfer to get on the bullet train to Kyoto. The restaurants nearby are not fancy but very tasty. The convenient store literally downstairs within the hotel was incredibly convenient. The breakfast buffet was well stocked and tasty and allowed us to get very full which was good because we knew we’d be walking a lot and spending some time on trains and getting around. The onset and spa were amazing and relaxing rooms were clean and ours overlooked the train tracks which was romantic at nights being able to see the trains coming and going from bed. "