Ishihara Station (Kyoto) × Stays With Non-Smoking RoomRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

The former traditional house, once a pawnshop, has been beautifully renovated, and each Room has its own character. Moreover, thanks to their commitment to not aiming for full occupancy—operating only up to 2 of the 4 Rooms at most—we were able to relax in peace and quiet, espe

This was my first visit to Fukuchiyama. The ample parking was very helpful. The Room was clean and comfortable. I enjoyed the drip pod with delicious coffee and Earl Grey tea. While many Hotels offer free drink bars in the lobby, I don't usually drink juice, so I was full

Since it was a snowy day, the open-air bath with a view of the snow at dawn had a special charm and was particularly atmospheric. Although it was during a holiday period, it was not crowded early in the morning, which was fortunate timing. If I may express my wish, it would be ni

After some thought I ordered the fried chicken set meal, which was an excellent choice: about five large pieces of chicken—very filling and juicy—with just the right tenderness and great bite. If you dislike chicken that’s too tough or overly soft, this is recommended. On my sec

Despite the reasonable price, there was a large public bath, yukata provided, and even a free drink corner—everything was well-prepared. There is a supermarket right in front of the Hotel and a convenience store next door, making it an excellent environment for someone like me

It's quiet and comfortable to stay, and even on the station platform side, the train noise is not bothersome. I personally like the sound of trains, so it's comfortable for me. On the opposite side of the station, there is a supermarket open until midnight, with a wide variet

The Room was very clean, with separate bath and toilet facilities. Although the bathtub in the Room was quite small, there was a large public bath in an annex, so it wasn't an issue. The Room I stayed in was technically a twin, but it felt slightly cramped for a twin, so I mos