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I was looking for an affordable Accommodation for a 10-night Multiple Night Stay and ended up here. The toilet and bathroom are shared, but having a private Room at this price is truly appreciated. The location is also great—right near Chion-in Temple, and within walking distance of Gion-Shijo and Heian Shrine. (I even walked to Ginkaku-ji.) The landlady is usually there from around 9:00 to 21:00, which made me feel safe. The Room and bathrooms are clean, and both the landlady and other guests are friendly, making it very comfortable. In the dining area there is a toaster, microwave, and hot/cold water dispenser, so you can do simple cooking. Free coffee and tea are also available, so I enjoyed a relaxed breakfast every day. Highly recommended!

We stayed here as a family of four, including my 26-year-old and 20-year-old sons and my wife, after attending the ONE OK ROCK concert. This Ryokan, with its traditional Japanese style, allowed us to relax and recover from our fatigue. The sandwiches were incredibly delicious. On our way back, we bought Jigoku Mushi Pudding as a souvenir from Kannawa Onsen. Although we checked in late, the electronic Onsen system and unmanned reception made it convenient to use without any hassle. The stone-paved streets of Kannawa Onsen also had a wonderful atmosphere.

The price is affordable, so I understand, but I was a bit disappointed that there was no bidet. I stayed in the city because I wanted to drink a large beer at my favorite shop and didn't feel like going home. Sarusawa Pond is very close, making it perfect for a pleasant walk. The hotel staff were friendly, and I would love to stay here again.

It was a truly wonderful Hotel. Not only the Onsen, but also the Room interior and the restaurant atmosphere blended Japanese elements with a touch of elegance, and we thoroughly enjoyed the luxurious setting. During our stay, we needed to visit a hospital, and the staff kindly found one for us and promptly arranged a taxi, which was a great help. Thank you very much. We would love to stay again.

Atsugi Nanasawa Onsen was wonderful. We were able to use two indoor baths and one open-air bath almost privately.

It was a truly wonderful Ryokan with a nostalgic, traditional atmosphere while still feeling very clean. I especially recommend the private open-air bath in the guest room—it was incredibly relaxing. We had both breakfast and dinner, and they were excellent in both taste and portion size. Also, even though it was last-minute, I asked on the day for a surprise plate for my wife, and they kindly arranged it for us. I don’t usually return to the same place when traveling, but this is somewhere I’d like to visit again next year. Highly recommended.

Perhaps because it’s tucked away down a narrow alley, it was surprisingly quiet. The Room is very compact and truly relaxing. The bathroom and fixtures were spotless. All the light switches were conveniently grouped by the pillow, which made them easy to use. I write from time to time, and I felt I could really make progress here. Next time, I’d love to stay in and get some work done. For breakfast, I took a 20-minute walk and enjoyed a Japanese-style breakfast at their affiliated “THE MACHIYA LOUNGE.” I was able to go without a Reservation. (The photo shows the Japanese breakfast at “THE MACHIYA LOUNGE.”) The beautifully arranged small dishes were outstanding, and I really got to experience the charm of a machiya townhouse. All of the staff were very kind. I highly recommend this place as well. In the end, I left something behind at the Hotel and only noticed after checkout, but they handled it with great care and courtesy. Thank you very much. I would definitely like to stay again.

We had a wonderful two-day stay and were extremely satisfied with the impeccable hospitality of all the staff. The meals prepared by the Kyoto chef, both breakfast and dinner, were exceptionally delicious and left us deeply impressed. My wife, who is from Kansai, loved the morning white miso soup so much that she wanted seconds, so I shared mine with her. The unlimited rice and raw eggs were also greatly appreciated. The three of us are already talking about visiting again this summer!

I surprised my wife, who loves the countryside, with a stay here. She was very happy and said she’d like to come back next time with her parents.

Although it was a self-service stay in a traditional hot-spring therapy style, the host/manager provided very courteous service and clear explanations, so I felt at ease throughout my stay. In the Room, there was what seemed to be a protective mat for placing luggage (likely to prevent dirt from suitcase wheels), and an extension cord was thoughtfully placed by the bedside—small touches that really impressed me. The yukata selection included many sizes, so each of us could choose one that fit perfectly. I booked a no-meals Plan, but I had no dinner plans, and I was told nearby restaurants could deliver to the Room. Since it was hot outside and I didn’t feel like going out to eat, I really appreciated that (haha). The bath was nicely hot and felt great. I think it helped boost my immunity. Because of the timing, I didn’t run into other guests, so I could bathe comfortably without worrying about anything. Despite the reasonable rate, I truly felt their wholehearted hospitality and was very satisfied. I’d love to stay again next time.

The Room was compact, but the items inside, the washroom, and the shower were simple and sophisticated, making for a pleasant stay. The simplicity highlighted the importance of cleanliness. I hope it continues to maintain its current level of cleanliness and sophistication. I would love to stay here again.

The satoyama scenery and the private bath reserved exclusively for guests were wonderful. This bath is not lukewarm like the one used by day-trip visitors. I was completely satisfied except that the Room does not have a toilet or washbasin, so I didn’t like having to fill the kettle with water at the washbasin in the shared restroom.

The night view was wonderful. The river-side Room was furnished in a Taisho-romantic style, beautifully coordinated, and the scenery was amazing. It felt like stepping into a mysterious world. Dinner was delicious as well. And the breakfast imoni soup(?) was really tasty. We also had lunch at Shirogane the next day, so it was a very filling trip. It’s a bit of an uphill walk, but the Onsen at Ginzanso was great too! You can hear footsteps and voices from the next Room or upstairs quite clearly. For me… it bothered me a little (well… quite a lot, haha). Ginzan Onsen is wonderful.

We stayed on a pet-friendly Plan for our dog’s first trip. The building with the pet Plan Rooms felt a bit old, but it was kept very clean and didn’t feel unpleasant at all. We really appreciated having pet amenities in the Room, such as a crate and a trash bin. Both dinner and breakfast were served as set meals, and everything was delicious. Our child, who usually doesn’t eat much, said it was tasty and ate heartily! The portions were more than enough—my big-eating husband was completely full and very satisfied. All of the staff were friendly, so we had a very comfortable stay. Just one thing: at check-in, we didn’t receive an information sheet with details such as facility guidance, business hours, or meal times/locations. I wish there had been one (we couldn’t find the bath hours in the in-room information file either, so we had to go all the way to the bath area to check). Still, it was a wonderful Accommodation that made us want to return—next time with our eldest child as well—and stay as a family of four plus our dog if we have another opportunity.

I have stayed at vacation rentals several times, but this was the first time I experienced such a private space. The unique experience of being surrounded by bamboo was extraordinary and felt like an escape from everyday life. However, perhaps due to the winter cold, the sauna did not reach a high temperature, which might be unsatisfactory for those who prefer it hotter. Additionally, there was a hole blocked by bamboo on the other side of the bath that felt unsafe. For this reason, I rated the Facility slightly lower. Other than that, it is a place I would love to visit again and highly recommend!

First, the male staff member at the front desk felt off from the way he responded. To my questions, he seemed detached, showed no sense of urgency, and didn’t really give me an answer. The Room was smaller than I expected… to the point where I wondered if it was even the same Room as in the photos. The private open-air bath was excellent—very private and relaxing. It was a shame it was limited to one hour. There are many sightseeing spots nearby, and the location is convenient overall. The meals were very delicious and clearly thoughtfully prepared. It’s also enjoyable because they explain everything in detail. Both dinner and breakfast are quite filling, so you may want to skip snacks in between. Overall, it felt a bit underwhelming for the price, but since the food was great, I’ll leave this rating.

We stayed as a family of four (myself, eldest son, eldest daughter, and youngest daughter), and my daughters were delighted with how spacious and clean it was. The option to choose between 2 beds and 2 futons was also a nice touch. Although we only used the electric kettle, I think the coffee maker would be appreciated by coffee lovers. Having two sinks (which was a great help for my daughters) and a non-unit bath was also very nice. Personally, I would have appreciated a washbasin in the bath. (When multiple people use the bath, using and adding water to the bathtub helps circulate and keep the water clean.) There is no parking lot, but there are several coin-operated parking lots nearby, so it wasn't a problem. (It's a bit tight for an Alphard class vehicle, though...) When I visit Kyoto again, I would like to stay at Kyo Machiya Stays "Rin" (including other properties of the same brand).

This was my first time staying here. We stayed in a charming Room located in a renovated storehouse at this innovative Ryokan with a traditional dining experience. The location is close to popular tourist spots like Kodaiji Temple and Nanzenji Temple, making it ideal for those who enjoy walking. The front desk staff, originally from Nepal, provided impeccable Japanese-style hospitality, which was impressive and pleasant. For breakfast, since we enjoyed Kyoto cuisine the night before, we opted for morning meals at a nearby café instead of the Japanese bento offered by the Ryokan. It was just right—I had toast, but they also offered options like curry rice. I would love to stay here again. Thank you very much!

After arrival, we were shown to our Room without much guidance. It was a clean and spacious Room. Since this is temple lodging, the Rooms are only separated by sliding doors, so you can hear voices and other sounds clearly. Dinner was carefully prepared and very enjoyable. The rice was exceptionally delicious—better than anything I’ve had in quite a while. I usually hold back, but I finished everything (lol). The next morning I had plans and made a Reservation without breakfast, but I was asked about breakfast; when I said it wasn’t included in my Reservation, it was still recommended to me, which left me a little unsure (the rice really was that good… lol). The service was very polite throughout. Thank you for taking care of us.

We stayed for 3 nights. This time, we were looking forward to staying at a private house-style Accommodation. Just like at home, we entered through the front door and walked down the hallway while looking out onto the courtyard, and our Room was there. It had such a calming atmosphere. The parking space was right in front of the entrance, so unlike a Hotel—having to ride an elevator or walk long corridors—there was no unnecessary movement. Also, there was no face-to-face check-in or check-out, which was very nice. The Room, wash area, and bathroom were spacious and very clean, and the bathroom had a drying function. Since it was a hot season, this really helped. The Room had an outdoor garden with a tsukubai (stone water basin), but we could not go outside. It was disappointing that the basin only had rainwater collected in it. We felt that adding dripping water or something similar would make it feel more atmospheric. Overall, we were very satisfied. Thank you for taking care of us during our stay.