ทั่วประเทศ × ที่พักสะดวกสำหรับการไหว้ศาลเจ้าเสริมโชคลาภด้านการเงินโรงแรม·เรียวกัง ที่มีการประเมินน้ำพุร้อนและอ่างอาบน้ำในระดับสูง - 27หน้า

The building, interior design, amenities, hinoki wood bath, lighting, and even the washer-dryer were all understated yet high in design and quality, allowing us to have a truly wonderful time. Located in Miyagawa-cho, it is an extremely convenient spot for walking, sightseeing, and shopping while being in a very quiet location where we could enjoy a relaxed Kyoto stay as if living there. My husband and our two 15-year-old sons all unanimously said from the moment we arrived until departure that they would love to live here. The handmade bagels, scones, and cookies at the lovely café on the first floor were absolutely delicious and brought joy to my sons. The manager was incredibly thoughtful yet laid-back; they introduced us to Kyoto's craft beers and dining spots while also engaging in delightful conversations with us. We are deeply grateful for their hospitality. We would definitely like to stay here again during our next visit to Kyoto!

Conveniently located within walking distance to popular areas like Shinsaibashi, Dotonbori, and Amerikamura. The nearest station is Nagahoribashi Station on the Sakaisuji Line, just a 1-minute walk away. I stayed here after visiting the Osaka Expo and enjoyed the late-night dining options nearby, including a delicious midnight meal at the yakiniku restaurant next door. This four-story private rental property features a home elevator (operating between the 1st and 3rd floors), making it easy to carry heavy suitcases up to the third-floor bedrooms. There are also bedrooms on the first floor for added convenience. The second-floor living-dining area boasts an intricate Japanese sake-themed design with an impressive wooden table as its centerpiece. Guests can even enjoy complimentary premium sake during their stay! With two toilets and two showers available, this property is perfect for families or groups traveling together. The highlight of this accommodation is undoubtedly the unique rooftop bath on the fourth floor—a massive wooden tub where hot water flows from a sake bottle-shaped faucet! Stylish swimsuits are provided so everyone can enjoy this extraordinary experience together with family or friends. I’d love to explore other Kominka-so properties in the future!

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.

The facility was excellent, but there were issues with missing supplies and lack of management. - Despite being informed in advance that outdoor sandals would not be provided, they were available upon arrival after purchasing and bringing our own. - Water leakage from the air conditioner vent above the living room entrance. - Burnt-out light bulb in the living room floor lamp. - Poor drainage in the 2nd-floor bathroom, making it difficult to drain water smoothly. - No toilet paper or spare rolls in the 2nd-floor toilet. - Malfunctioning massage chair on the 2nd floor. - Complimentary water was stated as 500ml per person + one 2L bottle; however, for a group of four staying two nights, only eight 500ml bottles and one 2L bottle were provided. - No spare paper towels in the kitchen. - Insufficient towels provided overall. - Only a small amount of used olive oil available in the kitchen supplies. Attempts to contact via listed numbers resulted only in being told that confirmation with responsible staff would be needed without immediate answers—likely due to outsourcing management responsibilities—but stricter oversight is necessary as these issues inconvenience guests significantly.

Unlike a Ryokan, you can enjoy your stay at your own pace, and with only one group allowed, it offers a completely private experience. Next time, I would like to request a chef included.

We stayed for one night with six people on a family trip. Based on the description on the site, we expected two people would be sleeping together on futons, but you provided a simple bed for one person, which was very helpful. We wanted to have a BBQ and contacted you in advance with various questions; you always replied quickly, which we really appreciated. However, the BBQ terrace has only limited roofing, so when it rained we couldn’t eat outside. (We moved the grill under the small covered area to cook and managed to eat at the indoor table.) Since mountain weather changes quickly, please keep this in mind if you’re planning a BBQ. There was plenty of oil, seasonings, and cutlery—very helpful! The nearest convenience store is about 5 minutes away by car, so we recommend buying everything at once. The building itself was clean, and the Onsen was spacious and wonderful! The Onsen was already filled at check-in and had that distinctive Onsen scent. There’s also a sauna area with an outdoor cooling space and a cold plunge pool, so you can fully enjoy it! Since towels are also used for the toilet and kitchen areas, it would be nice to have extra towels in addition to one per person. Overall, it was a very good Accommodation! We’d love to stay again if we have another opportunity!

This stylish, spotless, and truly wonderful entire-home Accommodation was amazing!!! Even with small children, you can relax without worrying about making noise. We stayed as three generations. There were kids’ cups and plates, and even toys, so we could unwind comfortably like at home. It’s also conveniently located for visiting Shikoku Aquarium, New Reoma World, and Kotohira Shrine, and you can enjoy a meal at a nearby honetsuki-dori restaurant. It turned into the best family trip. Thank you so much!

The location can be a bit tricky to find. First-time visitors might get confused using Google Maps. I ended up calling the Hotel for directions. A good landmark is the corner with a 7-Eleven, where you turn into a side street. The Hotel's location is excellent. It's slightly outside the busiest area of Gion-Shijo but still close enough to access easily. For me, it was an ideal spot with convenient access in all directions. The Facility shows slight signs of age, but the lobby beyond the front desk offers a relaxing space. I appreciated that you must pass through the front desk upon entering and that the elevator is directly in front of it—this added to my sense of security.

The front desk staff were very courteous, so I had a very pleasant stay. When I arrived, I was irritated by the heat, and I feel sorry for having acted that way. The Room and other areas were well cleaned, which made everything feel fresh and comfortable.

I use this place for business trips to Tokyo. Prices vary by season, but if you book early it can be very affordable. It’s always clean and well maintained, so I can sleep comfortably with peace of mind.

The weather was unstable, so it was helpful that it was close to Kyoto Station. My child got tired during the journey, and we arrived at the hotel early, but I am grateful for the courteous service, such as allowing us to play in the lobby's kids' space until check-in and guiding us to the family bath, even though we were staying without meals. I would like to use it again if I have the opportunity to travel to Kyoto.

The hospitality was exceptional. Transportation from the station to the accommodation can often be a concern, but the shuttle service was thoughtfully arranged both upon arrival and departure. The room at the ryokan was exactly as shown in the photos—absolutely wonderful—and I thoroughly enjoyed a relaxing bath. The futon was comfortable, allowing for a restful night's sleep, and the view from the room was truly breathtaking. Additionally, the meals were incredibly delicious, made with freshly sourced ingredients. The staff at the ryokan were warm and welcoming, creating a very pleasant atmosphere that made my stay delightful. Their attentive service added an extra touch of warmth to my experience. I look forward to staying here again when visiting this area in the future!

It was absolutely amazing! I thought it would be even more fun if I could speak English, but I still enjoyed myself—having cocoa on my own and relaxing!

I really appreciated being able to stay at such a reasonable price. I slept in a single room where I could use the shower and adjust the air conditioning individually. Including the amenities, for this price in Tokyo it was more than sufficient and I was satisfied. The staff member who assisted me with late check-in was very pleasant and left a great impression. It was very quiet, and I slept well.

A cozy accommodation with only 5 rooms, the room we stayed in featured a spacious indoor bath and an open-air bath with a view of the Kirishima mountain range. The onsen water, both in the indoor and open-air baths, was free-flowing and mixed with natural minerals, providing great satisfaction. The room was thoroughly cleaned and had a sense of cleanliness throughout. Meals were served in a Western style for both dinner and breakfast, so those who prefer Japanese cuisine might find it less satisfying. While there was an explanation of the dishes during serving, having a dinner menu would have been helpful. Breakfast included freshly baked homemade bread, which was delightful; however, it would have been even better if jams or similar accompaniments were provided. There were five types of bread per person—too much to finish—but they kindly wrapped them as souvenirs. Meals were served in private dining rooms where wearing loungewear from your room was acceptable. However, since the loungewear also doubled as sleepwear, it would be better to separate them into two sets. Especially during colder seasons, moving to the dining area in loungewear might feel chilly. Overall, this accommodation provided a highly satisfying experience!

Thank you for taking care of us on August 10th and 11th. We arrived by motorcycle and were worried about parking, but you came out as soon as we arrived and kindly let us park in a covered area. We were truly impressed by your thoughtfulness. The food was delicious as well. The bath left our skin feeling smooth, and we were able to relax deeply and enjoy a wonderful time. Thank you very much.

I was surprised to find a double bed instead of the two futons in a Japanese-style room as shown in the photo, but it was spacious and not a problem at all. The owner was kind, and both the room and the shared areas were very clean and charming. I was delighted with the delicious breakfast provided. The other rooms are also cute, so I would love to stay again on another occasion.

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.