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The Pocket Hotel Kyoto-Karasumagojopdf / 1.1Mb A new way to stay in Japan. Good location with one minute's walk from Exit 1 in Gojo Station on the Kyoto Municipal Subway Karasuma Line. Within walking distance of Kyoto Station, situated conveniently as base for sightseeing around the city of Kyoto. Each individual guest room has secure door locks to ensure privacy and safety, while shared, gender specific restrooms with showers are located on the each floor. The hotel also has a “women’s only” floor to ensure the comfort and safety of our female guests. All rooms are NON-smoking and come equipped with a tablet for guest use along with free Wi-Fi available throughout the hotel. We offer unprecedented services at an unprecedented size, and a heartfelt welcome to all of our guests. * Image for illustrative purposes. NUMBERS OF GUEST ROOMS : 121 Maximum Numbers number of Room Type Room size（㎡） Bed size(ｍｍ) of rooms Floor people Single 5.9～6.5 900 1 46 2～9 Hollywood Twin 7.9～9.8 900×2 2 59 2～9 Fourth (2 Bunk beds) 12.6 900×4 4 8 2～9 (Bunk bed×2) Fourth (Bunk bed + Twin) 13.2 900×4 4 7 3～9 （Twin×1、Bunk bed×1） Universal Twin 10.7 900×2 2 1 5 Hollywood Twin ● All rooms are private rooms with locks Sotetsu and Nishikawa Living provide a comfortable sleep ● The 2nd floor is a Women-Only Floor with the exclusive "Cloudy Cube mattress". ● All rooms are Non-Smoking ROOM EQUIPMENTS Tablet Wi-Fi available Air condition Slippers in all rooms * Image for illustrative purposes. Tablet You can check how busy the shower rooms and the self-service laundries are. Bath towel Face towel Toothbrush SHOWER ROOMS Hair dryer 2-in-1 Body wash Hand soap conditioner & shampoo Shower Rooms A water purification system is used throughout the entire hotel. Men's shower room on the 1st floor, and women's shower room on the 2nd floor (Women-Only Floor). ABOUT THE HOTEL ADDRESS ： 423 Matsuyacho, Karasuma-Higashiiru, Gojo-dori, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto-shi, Kyoto 600-8105 TEL ： (+81)75-585-4510 FAX ： (+81)75-585-6710 CHECK-IN/OUT ： 15：00/11：00 CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED ： VISA・MASTER・JCB・AMEX・DINERS・DISCOVER・UnionPay QR CODE PAYMENT ACCEPTED ： LINE Pay・PayPay・d barai・au PAY・Rpay・ALIPAY・WeChatPay E-MAIL ： [email protected] URL ： https://pocket-hotel.jp/karasumagojo/ ACCESS ： One minute's walk from Exit 1in Gojo Station on the Kyoto Municipal Subway Karasuma Line LOCATION * Estimated travel time is based on Google map. ■ Kyoto Sta. → Gojo Sta. (Approx 2 minutes by train) （Subway Karasuma Line） ■ Karasuma Oike Sta. → Gojo Sta. (Approx 4 minutes by train) （Subway Karasuma Line） ■ Nijo Sta. → Karasuma Oike Sta. → Gojo Sta. (Approx 16 minutes by train) （Subway Tozai Line） （Subway Karasuma Line） ■ Kokusaikaikan Sta. → Gojo Sta. (Approx 18 minutes by train) （Subway Karasuma Line） ■ Osaka-umeda Sta. → Karasuma Sta. → Shijo Sta. → Gojo Sta. (Approx 47 minutes by train) (Hankyu Kyoto Line Limited Express) (Walking) （Subway Karasuma Line） ■ Kyoto Imperial Palace Imadegawa Sta. → Gojo Sta. (Approx 8 minutes by train) （Subway Karasuma Line） ■ Nijo Castle Nijojo-mae Sta. → Karasuma Oike Sta. → Gojo Sta. (Approx 11 minutes by train) (Subway Tozai Line) （Subway Karasuma Line） ■ Kiyomizu-dera Buggage Space Kiyomizumichi → Karasuma Gojo (Approx 30 minutes by bus and walk) Before checking in and after checking out, our hotel allows （Kyoto City bus） you to leave your baggage in our cloakroom. ■ Kinkaku-ji Kinkakujimichi → Karasuma Gojo (Approx 32 minutes by bus and walk) （Kyoto City bus） ■ Ginkaku-ji Ginkakujimichi → Karasuma Gojo (Approx 41 minutes by bus and walk) （Kyoto City bus） ■ Fushimi Inari Taisha Inari Sta. → Kyoto Sta. → Gojo Sta. (Approx 15 minutes by train) （JR Nara Line） （Subway Karasuma Line） ■ Arashiyama Arashiyama Sta. → Katsura Sta. → Karasuma Sta. → （Hankyu Arashiyama Line）（Hankyu Kyoto Main Line Express Limited） （Walking） Shijo Sta. → Gojo Sta. (Approx 25 minutes by train and walk) （Subway Karasuma Line） Self Check-in / Check-out Machines This easy-to-use device allows you to perform the check-in ■ Nishikyogoku Sports Park & out procedure yourselｆ. Nishikyogoku Sta. → Karasuma Sta. → Shijo Sta. → Gojo Sta. (Approx 23 minutes by train and walk) ※画像はイメージです （Hankyu Kyoto Main Line） （Walking） (Subway Karasuma Line) FACILITIES * Pairs of pajamas originally produced by the hotel are available at the side of the reception area. * Image for illustrative purposes. Pairs of pajamas originally produced by the hotel A water purification system is used throughout the entire hotel. Shower rooms consist of men's shower room on the 1st floor, BREAKFAST and a women's shower on the 2nd floor (Women-Only Floor). You can have breakfast at YAYOI Gojo Karasuma Branch that is in the vicinity of the hotel. ※Please note that there is no breakfast venue within the hotel. BREAKFAST ： YAYOI Gojo Karasuma Branch･･･Approx. 1 min. from our hotel 416 Matsuya-cho, Gojo Karasuma Higashi-iru, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto-shi, Kyoto OPEN HOURS ： 7:00～10:00 AM (last entry at 10:00 AM) MENU ： We offer three kinds of well-balanced Japanese and Western breakfast sets. （Bread breakfast, Salt-grilled mackerel breakfast, Fried Egg Breakfast） PRICE ： 550 yen (tax included) Breakfast Venue.
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