Hotel vicino a Tempio Okazaki Betsuin - Kyoto

“The hotel it's small but super clean and well done. The staff is super helpful and friendly. The rooms are spacious and the bathroom huge. The only thing is that is on a quiet neighborhood so it's like 20 minute walk to the canal and Nishiki market but still centric enough. Also, the futon sounds like a good idea until the second night and your hips are dying...just saying. It's not as easy as you think if you are 35 or older...”

“The staff was incredible! I would definitely recommend staying here, they make you feel very special. ”

“Buona posizione, camera grande e ben arredata in stile giapponese ma niente di piu’ come esperienza fi ryokan. Impossibile cenare senza prenotazione ( io avevo prenotato da mesi ma a loro non risultava). Personale della reception non in grado di fornire un accettabile livello di serviZio al cliente anche per la scarsa conoscenza dell’inglese. Frigobar vuoto. Niente onsen”

“We loved this hotel, and had a great 4 day stay in Kyoto. Very upscale and peaceful, in a quiet, non-touristy neighbourhood, with lots of convenient travel options. And we ended up in nearby underground jazz bar Zac Baran twice, as well as a tiny local restaurant about 15 minutes walk west, same side of street as hotel, called kawahigashi (it also says 'food and beverage' in English outside). We were the only people on a weeknight, with a single chef/server doing everything, and the food was...

“We passed one day in the annex: a separate building with all the comforts one can expect by a high grade hotel, and all the peculiarity of a traditional Japanese house. It is expensive, but if you want to make a time travel in the ancient Kyoto surrounded by a Japanese garden contiguous to a Shinto Shrine, this is the place to go. The toilet is provided with an excellent washlet, the bathroom has a wooden tub with very hot water, for a strong relaxing experience. Yukata (Kimono to wear at...

“Beautiful rooms with a spectacular Japanese garden setting. Staff were excellent. ”