Around Nijo Castle × Highly rated Hotel·Ryokan - 2Page Number

The room was clean, the front desk service was fine, and the price was a great value. It was a bit disappointing that there were no pajamas, but the slippers were comfortable terry cloth rather than flimsy non-woven ones. Drinks were limited to tea; it would have been nice to have coffee as well. Seiyu is nearby, which is convenient.

This was my first time staying in a vacation rental. The interior was new and spotless, and the layout was a perfect fit for three people. We planned to get takeout meals, so it wasn’t an issue at all. The bath was great, and there’s also a public bathhouse nearby, which we really enjoyed. It was quiet and relaxing, and although I contacted you late because I wasn’t sure about the checkout rules, I truly appreciate your warm response. Prices will likely go up during the sightseeing season, but if it fits our budget, we’d love to stay again.

I visited with a same-day Reservation. Thank you for kindly accommodating us despite the short notice. When I entered the Room, a gentle hinoki-like scent filled the space and was truly soothing. The complimentary room fragrance and bath salts were a lovely touch, and they helped me relax even after returning home. The Room was very clean and well maintained, so I felt comfortable staying there. I would love to visit again.

I stayed with the No Meals Included plan. The amenities were well stocked, and although I didn’t use it, there was also complimentary coffee service at the front desk. The twin Room was new. There were a few minor points—such as occasionally hearing laughter from other rooms, and it’s best to assume there are no windows—but I was able to make a very reasonably priced Reservation, so I was very satisfied. The parking lot right next door was also affordable at 900 yen for 24 hours, which was very helpful.

We stayed for five nights as a family. It was in a location that let us live like locals in Kyoto. There was a ramen and gyoza restaurant next door, a convenience store across the street, and a well-stocked supermarket within walking distance (with a 100-yen shop and fast-food restaurants as well). The Kyoto Imperial Palace and Nijo Castle were also within walking distance. We could easily go out for breakfast in different places, too. Even when we came back tired from sightseeing every day, we had fluffy beds, a spacious bathroom, strong shower pressure, and a large table in the living area. Because it was clearly separated from the bedroom, it was perfect for the kids to do their summer homework. Using the key card to take the elevator up felt great—when the door opened, it was already our own private floor/Room space.

I stayed not for sightseeing, but simply to unwind in the Room. The spacious, white-toned Room felt calm and relaxing; even with the lights dimmed for a greyish ambiance, it was still bright enough. I brought my Kindle and enjoyed reading with tea at a leisurely pace. It never felt cramped, there was nothing overly flashy or unnecessary, and nothing was lacking. Even down to each amenity, the concept feels thoroughly consistent. The large bath was also wonderful—overall, it was perfect for staying in the Room and truly relaxing. There was an issue with the hair dryer, but when I requested a replacement late at night, they responded immediately, which I really appreciated. The Jurlique basic skincare set is a nice touch for women. The loungewear is comfortable as well, and I felt you could pack extremely light without any trouble. Breakfast (Western-style) remains excellent as always, and I’m grateful it can be served in the Room. There are many Accommodations out there, but I’ll return when I want to get away from everyday noise and take things slow. Overall, I was extremely satisfied. Next time, I’m planning a Multiple Night Stay of doing absolutely nothing but relaxing indoors.

This was my first stay. The room was more spacious than I expected, very clean, and I was able to relax. The front desk staff were also very courteous. If possible, I’d appreciate being told at check-in that disposable slippers are available. Sorry, but I don’t feel comfortable using the slippers provided in the room for hygiene reasons. Overall, I liked it—the room was spacious. It would also be nice to have welcome coffee. I’d stay again if I have the chance. Also, the room key system is a bit confusing; I’d prefer an auto-lock door. I’m worried I might forget to lock it.

The room was clean and had a sense of cleanliness, which was great. I would definitely like to stay again if I have the chance.

It was a shame that there wasn’t a microwave in the Room, but everything else was excellent!! The shower in the bathroom was especially interesting!!

Located in a quiet area, it was a relaxing stay. I was worried about finding parking, but there were several parking spaces nearby. The Room was spacious enough for resting, and with the bath and toilet being separate, I could enjoy soaking in the tub. However, due to insufficient checking of amenities, I had to go out to buy items like body towels and lotion. It would be good to check these in advance. Since I visit Kyoto regularly, I would like to stay here again.

The bathroom and toilet were separate, the price was reasonable, and we were very satisfied. We would love to stay again if we have the opportunity.

With fewer inbound travelers, I was able to enjoy a Multiple Night Stay at an affordable price. There were no issues at all for a normal stay.

I often visit the nearby shops, so I’d been curious about this place for a while and decided to stay. It’s set slightly back from the main street, but the attached bakery is delicious, and there are many great restaurants nearby, making it a very convenient location. The interior has a modern Japanese style, and the solid wood flooring feels great even barefoot. The standout feature is the large hinoki bath. Even tall guests can stretch their legs out comfortably, and the scent of hinoki is very relaxing. It’s rare to find such a large hinoki bath even at other Hotels. The tub can also be filled automatically, which was fantastic. All Facilities are up to date, and there was nothing inconvenient compared with staying at a Hotel. Since this is a renovated property with traditional-sized beams, guests over 180 cm may bump their head, so please be careful—it’s annoying at first but you get used to it. There are some downsides—like the TV being hard to figure out and the stairs being steep—but the biggest thing to note is that because this Facility shares space with shops, you can hear more noise than expected from early morning as the bakery prepares for opening. During the day as well, you can clearly hear customers and probably children of people eating in. From the large opening at the back of the second floor and from the rear garden area, you can also smell bread coming in from the bakery. Whether this feels noisy or adds to its machiya character may depend on personal preference. There were moments when it didn’t feel very calm, but overall it was a good experience. Thank you very much.