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Sun Members Kyoto Saga

Hotel Highlights

Welcome to the Sun Members Kyoto Saga, your cozy oasis tucked away in the charming city of Kyoto! With prices starting as low as $74 per night, this 3-star gem offers a perfect blend of comfort and convenience, setting the stage for your idyllic getaway. Located at 27-1 Sagahirosawaminamino-Cho, Ukyo-Ku, you'll be just 3.5mi from the vibrant pulse of the city center, allowing you to explore all the captivating sights and sounds that Kyoto has to offer.

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Rooms

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1 Twin Bed

1 Sofa Bed

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290 sqft

Standard, Twin, Smoking Allowed, Sofa

Flat-screen TV

Refrigerator

Carpeted room fitted with air conditioning, an LCD TV and a seating area with a sofa bed. A mini-bar, yukata robes and toiletries are provided, while an air cleaner/humidifier can be borrowed.

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1 Double Bed

1 Twin Bed

Standard, Smoking Allowed

Flat-screen TV

Refrigerator

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1 Twin Bed

Deluxe, Smoking Allowed

Flat-screen TV

Refrigerator

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Rise and shine each morning with a delicious breakfast to fuel your adventures! With free WiFi and a plethora of amenities at your fingertips, including air conditioning, non-smoking rooms, and a 24-hour front desk, you can relax and unwind after a day of sightseeing. Need to host a meeting or celebratory banquet? No problem! The hotel also boasts meeting/banquet facilities (available for an extra charge), with an attentive team ready to cater to your needs.

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Experience the Best

But wait, there's more! Don’t stress about how to get around - enjoy the complimentary shuttle service, and if you have a vehicle, there’s private parking available (extra charges apply). With over 176 reviews praising the warm atmosphere and excellent hospitality, the Sun Members Kyoto Saga is ready to welcome you with open arms. It’s time to pack your bags and get ready for an unforgettable stay in the heart of Japan!

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Plan Your Stay

Once you set foot inside the Sun Members Kyoto Saga, you'll be greeted by the enchanting ambiance of the Restaurant Saga, where you can indulge your taste buds in delightful Japanese cuisine. Imagine savoring authentic dishes crafted with locally-sourced ingredients as you feast with family and friends, or enjoying a quiet meal on your own, all while soaking in that wonderful Kyoto vibe. The culinary experience doesn't just satisfy your hunger; it becomes a memorable part of your journey in this culturally rich city.

Food and drinks in Sun Members Kyoto Saga
Food and drinks in Sun Members Kyoto Saga

Amenities

Restaurant

Free wifi

Free shuttle

Air conditioning

24-hour front desk

Non-smoking rooms

Elevator

Free toiletries

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Restaurant

Restaurant Saga

Japanese

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The staff was friendly and always willing to help. Overall, the hotel has a charming, traditional feel that reflects the classic values of hospitality. However, it seems better suited for older couples and appears to cater primarily to senior Japanese tourists. The hotel is conveniently located near the Arashiyama Bamboo Forest, the river, and several Buddhist temples nestled within the forest. The area felt more residential but offered an authentic and tranquil side of Kyoto, which we appreciated. It also features a bike-sharing station where you can rent bikes, and there is a Family Mart and other shops approximately 200 meters away. The breakfast was good, featuring authentic Japanese dishes. However, if you're not accustomed to eating pickles, fish, and hotpot in the morning, it might not be for you.

Ignacio

I’d say this hotel is underrated. We stayed here when we visited places around/near Arashiyama so I won’t say that the location is bad. You just have to plan your trip and map it out. Staff were great, I can speak a little japanese but they can converse well in english, too. Room was great and spacious - and the sunrise view from our balcony was beyond perfect. The building is classic and well-maintained. They have a shuttle going to Saga Arashiyama station, but I don’t mind the 10-15 mins. morning walk.

Clea

The staff is nice! It’s 20 min walk from Saga Arashyama. And it’s 10min from there to Arashyama (which Randen and Bamboo forest are) But it’s walkable from Saga Arashyama ~ Arashyama. And from JR station cost 800-600 yen by taxi to the hotel. Or bus goes through (93) nearby hotel right in front of Randen house. The shuttle bus in the morning is nice 👍

Lisabeth

The location is just perfect for traversing around Arashiyama and other major tourist areas in Kyoto. The room was very clean equipped with a nice set of amenities. What made this hotel for me were all of the staff's kindness or basically their attitude. It's the best stay to do when you want to just lounge around Arashiyama. Thank you so much!

Aliana

Staffs were so helpful and very polite. The room and toilet were very clean. Breakfast was exceptional as adviced and we enjoyed our time at the hotel very much. The hotel also provided shuttle bus which was very convenient.

Karen_wang

The staff was friendly and always willing to help. Overall, the hotel has a charming, traditional feel that reflects the classic values of hospitality. However, it seems better suited for older couples and appears to cater primarily to senior Japanese tourists. The hotel is conveniently located near the Arashiyama Bamboo Forest, the river, and several Buddhist temples nestled within the forest. The area felt more residential but offered an authentic and tranquil side of Kyoto, which we appreciated. It also features a bike-sharing station where you can rent bikes, and there is a Family Mart and other shops approximately 200 meters away. The breakfast was good, featuring authentic Japanese dishes. However, if you're not accustomed to eating pickles, fish, and hotpot in the morning, it might not be for you.

Ignacio

I’d say this hotel is underrated. We stayed here when we visited places around/near Arashiyama so I won’t say that the location is bad. You just have to plan your trip and map it out. Staff were great, I can speak a little japanese but they can converse well in english, too. Room was great and spacious - and the sunrise view from our balcony was beyond perfect. The building is classic and well-maintained. They have a shuttle going to Saga Arashiyama station, but I don’t mind the 10-15 mins. morning walk.

Clea

The staff is nice! It’s 20 min walk from Saga Arashyama. And it’s 10min from there to Arashyama (which Randen and Bamboo forest are) But it’s walkable from Saga Arashyama ~ Arashyama. And from JR station cost 800-600 yen by taxi to the hotel. Or bus goes through (93) nearby hotel right in front of Randen house. The shuttle bus in the morning is nice 👍

Lisabeth

The location is just perfect for traversing around Arashiyama and other major tourist areas in Kyoto. The room was very clean equipped with a nice set of amenities. What made this hotel for me were all of the staff's kindness or basically their attitude. It's the best stay to do when you want to just lounge around Arashiyama. Thank you so much!

Aliana

Staffs were so helpful and very polite. The room and toilet were very clean. Breakfast was exceptional as adviced and we enjoyed our time at the hotel very much. The hotel also provided shuttle bus which was very convenient.

Karen_wang

The staff was friendly and always willing to help. Overall, the hotel has a charming, traditional feel that reflects the classic values of hospitality. However, it seems better suited for older couples and appears to cater primarily to senior Japanese tourists. The hotel is conveniently located near the Arashiyama Bamboo Forest, the river, and several Buddhist temples nestled within the forest. The area felt more residential but offered an authentic and tranquil side of Kyoto, which we appreciated. It also features a bike-sharing station where you can rent bikes, and there is a Family Mart and other shops approximately 200 meters away. The breakfast was good, featuring authentic Japanese dishes. However, if you're not accustomed to eating pickles, fish, and hotpot in the morning, it might not be for you.

Ignacio

I’d say this hotel is underrated. We stayed here when we visited places around/near Arashiyama so I won’t say that the location is bad. You just have to plan your trip and map it out. Staff were great, I can speak a little japanese but they can converse well in english, too. Room was great and spacious - and the sunrise view from our balcony was beyond perfect. The building is classic and well-maintained. They have a shuttle going to Saga Arashiyama station, but I don’t mind the 10-15 mins. morning walk.

Clea

The staff is nice! It’s 20 min walk from Saga Arashyama. And it’s 10min from there to Arashyama (which Randen and Bamboo forest are) But it’s walkable from Saga Arashyama ~ Arashyama. And from JR station cost 800-600 yen by taxi to the hotel. Or bus goes through (93) nearby hotel right in front of Randen house. The shuttle bus in the morning is nice 👍

Lisabeth

The location is just perfect for traversing around Arashiyama and other major tourist areas in Kyoto. The room was very clean equipped with a nice set of amenities. What made this hotel for me were all of the staff's kindness or basically their attitude. It's the best stay to do when you want to just lounge around Arashiyama. Thank you so much!

Aliana

Staffs were so helpful and very polite. The room and toilet were very clean. Breakfast was exceptional as adviced and we enjoyed our time at the hotel very much. The hotel also provided shuttle bus which was very convenient.

Karen_wang

Location

27-1 Sagahirosawaminamino-Cho,Ukyo-Ku, Kyoto, 616-8304, Japan

Reservations:

+1-833-728-2041

or
Sun Members Kyoto Saga