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I stayed here during Silver Week, and the Room was clean. I could also use the bath until 1:00 a.m., so overall I was very satisfied. If I had to mention anything, it would be that there is no parking, and personally I would have liked grilled salmon and natto for breakfast.

My family wasn’t all together at check-in, but the staff kindly offered to hold our key card at the front desk. They proactively spoke to us before we even asked, and their thoughtful service was much appreciated. It was a bit disappointing that the lounge closed earlier than expected in the evening, but overall we had a very satisfying stay. Thank you very much.

As it was my first stay, I called several times, and they always responded kindly. When I arrived, all the staff were very pleasant and welcoming. I booked with breakfast, and it was excellent value for money—better than the price suggests. I would like to stay here again next time.

I stayed here on a business trip. Having a large public bath is really great! It’s available until 1:00 a.m. Perhaps because I used it quite late at night, I was able to enjoy a relaxing bath all by myself. The Room I stayed in was spacious, and the bed was large as well, so it was very comfortable. I’d like to stay again if I have the chance. However, the massage chair felt quite worn out, and it made me hesitate to use it. I was looking forward to it, so that was the only disappointment—but overall, including the staff’s service, I was very satisfied.

The view of Toji Temple from the window was absolutely stunning! It’s located very close, so I took a short walk at night to see the beautifully lit-up temple. With just one stop from Kyoto Station, the location is highly accessible. There’s also a Ministop downstairs and a 24-hour supermarket nearby, making it incredibly convenient. Additionally, the staff at reception were very polite and helpful, which I truly appreciated. I’ll definitely choose this place again when visiting Kyoto!

Stayed in a house for the first time. The whole family was delighted. There were a few places that could be improved. The stairs should have a handrail. It's dangerous! The bath temperature did not reach the specified temperature! That's all. Everything else was very good!

First time staying here. The Room was nicely cooled on arrival, so it was comfortable from the start. We stayed as a couple, but there were three sets of futons laid out, which was a mystery. The living area and bedroom are separate, and the space is more than sufficient. It’s fine for eating out or doing light cooking. There’s also a washing machine, so we could wash our clothes that day and have them dry by the next day using the bathroom dryer, which was very helpful. It was an extremely hot day, so even walking in the morning felt a bit tough, but I’m glad we could take a stroll around To-ji Temple. For breakfast we chose yuba (tofu skin). Around 8:30, they delivered a pot and IH cooktop, an ohitsu rice container, simmered dishes in small tiered boxes, and salmon. The taste and portions were just right. If breakfast could be served a little earlier, we might be able to do more before check-out. There were occasional loud noises from what seemed like the first floor (?) which startled us; it may be due to the building structure and some kind of work being done downstairs. It was a great stay—spending some time in Kyoto almost made us feel like locals.

I often stay here when traveling to Kyoto. This time, it was a Multiple Night Stay, and I would have appreciated replenishment of amenities. I would be happy if at least the toothbrush could be replaced with a new one. The front desk staff were very pleasant, and they were especially helpful when I parked my car in the parking lot.

The location is excellent, and the staff were kind and attentive, making for a pleasant stay.

Conveniently located with easy transportation access and close to Kyoto Station. We booked a Room with a double bed. As we stayed as a couple, it felt a bit small, but we were satisfied considering the price. As expected in Kyoto, all the other guests were international travelers.