Terada Station (Kyoto) × Best-Selling StaysRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

What impressed me most was how wonderful the staff were!! From check-in to check-out, everyone greeted me with a smile and made me feel very welcome—I was truly touched. Thank you very much. The only downside was how small the Room was. I chose a Room with a queen-size bed based

I stayed at this Hotel I’d been interested in for a while. From the moment I arrived, the attentive service and warm Kyoto dialect helped ease my travel fatigue. Amenities are available on the shelf next to the front desk, and they also provide bags—such a thoughtful touch. Both

Close to a large AEON Mall and highway junction, the parking area accommodates group buses and motorcycles. While it is away from Kyoto's city center, you can relax in the natural onsen large bath and sauna within the facility. The breakfast buffet was also of high quality. Conve

The room was very clean and beautiful. Perhaps because I had mentioned in advance that I wanted to organize luggage for my daughter who was going abroad, we were provided with a very spacious twin room. Even after opening two suitcases for her trip overseas and my own suitcas

(It was a pity that it wasn't available on the second day, perhaps because I returned late.) The room is a common type, but I felt it was clean and had good air. The hotel staff I met in the elevator and elsewhere were all pleasant, making me want to stay again. Next time I c

We stayed here to visit the Nintendo Museum. It’s a 10-minute walk to the Nintendo Museum even for elementary school children, and it’s a straight route so you won’t get lost. No meals are provided, but there are several restaurants within walking distance that are open from morn

It reminded me of meals at my grandmother’s house—delicious. If you’re traveling as a lively group or aren’t considerate of others around you, it may be better to choose another place. Overall, this was a wonderful Accommodation that I’d like to stay at again next time. Thank yo