Kyoto Bakpak Hostel
1-234 Miyagawasuji,
Higashiyama-ku,
Kyoto,
Higashiyama-ku,
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Japan
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Bakpak Kyoto Hostel’ – by backpacker’s 4 backpacker’s! - Funky, hippest and most centrally located hostel in downtown Kyoto city, right in midst of everything you need for your vacation!
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 24 hour hot showers
No curfew
Safety deposit
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Credit cards accepted
Lockers in dorms
Internet
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Washing machines
Air Conditioning
Self-catering Facilities
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Lounge area
Wheelchair accessible
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Overall Average: 86.8%
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89%
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90%
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96%
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Cleanliness |
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82%
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| Facilities |
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87%
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Safety |
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83%
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82%
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Value |
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85%
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Centrally located in the downtown Kyoto city but also giving visitors the luxurious advantage of being in front of the spectacular Kamogawa river.
Just across the street is Kiyamichi – shijo Kawarachi , Gion, the Kyoto Geisha district and Minamiza Theatre (the birth place of Kabuki.)
The main Kyoto shopping centre, the bustling night life of Kiyamachi and Gion (Kyoto Geisha town) are on the hostel's doorstep!
These places are the ‘it’ circuit of Kyoto. Undisputedly the finest places for nightlife and culture. The area is teeming with restaurants, supermarkets, pubs, bars and karaoke houses, entertainment halls and much more all waiting to give you a warm welcome. The cool breeze from the river and the way the hostel is built ensures you’ll get a good night sleep.
For the adventurous daylight explorers there are some of Japan’s most famous and arguably most important cultural spots such as; Gion, Kyoto imperial palace, Kiyomizu temple, Kenninji temple, Yasaka shrine, Maruyama park, Kyoto Ebisu shrine and Kyoto Minamiza theatre (the birth place of Kabuki). This is where you can experience the authentic Japanese experience. It’s a great place to snap up some authentic Japan photographs too!!!
Revelers and party animals bust out moves with the hordes of Japanese that frequent this area. Anything goes, so get dressed up and bust out your best moves in either Kiyamachi or Gion followed by a midnight stroll along the Kamogawa river banks to enjoy the view and cool breeze.
There are no worries about transport arrangements. This hostel is just a stone throw away from where you want to be. So you can easily walk to and from the hostel each day. Kyoto Backpack Hostel - "Where people meet to explore and enjoy the rich culture of Kyoto"!
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