Hotels near Enryaku-ji Temple, Kyoto

Located in Kyoto, a 2-minute walk from Rurikoin, moksa has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.

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RUOYUN

From

Hong Kong

The Garden is an art piece, food and free drinks are really great value.

Designed by Togo Murano, The Prince Kyoto Takaragaike offers spacious rooms centered around a Japanese garden. It takes 3-minute walk to Exit 4-2 of Kyoto International Conference Center.

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Kelly

From

Germany

Beds were excellent, very quiet at night, location was great, underground train very close, nice buffet breakfast

10 miles from Enryaku-ji Temple in Otsu, Yumotokan offers accommodations with access to a hot spring bath, hot tub, and spa facilities.

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KARL

From

United Kingdom

it’s a hotel for relaxing in the 4 shared Onsens are fantastic 2 indoor and 2 outdoor. Food was amazing on the hotel if a little expensive Good size room Basement has a Pool Table and Table Tennis table which hadn’t played in years The view from the roof top Onsen at night is just as per the photograph -awesome

Biwako Hanakaido features outdoor and indoor hot-spring baths, 3 dining options and rooms with a balcony and Lake Biwako views. It also has a garden and a sauna, while the lobby offers free WiFi.

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Johanna

From

United Kingdom

The rooms are beautiful, the view is amazing, the staff are absolutely lovely. The private hot springs are great. This place is very charming - even magical. Experiencing Biwako Hanakaido felt like experiencing proper Japanese traditions/customs. It felt like a privilege. It's a truly rare and amazing experience that isn't easy to come by. I highly recommend spending a night or a few here.

Biwako Ryokusuitei offers Japanese-style/Western rooms with Lake Biwako views, a flat-screen TV and free Wi-Fi.

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Malai

From

Thailand

We like the location of the hotel.

Benidaruma - Usagi is located in Kyoto, just 0.8 miles from Shugakuin Imperial Villa and 1.9 miles from Rurikoin.

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Nadine

From

Israel

It’s beautiful for starters. It’s well decorated and you can tell someone put their heart into it. Very clean and quiet. There’s a common shower room with a tub and a stacked kitchen. Both were very nice and offer all that is needed for a comfortable stay. The owner is very compassionate and was helpful. We were touched by how genuinely welcoming he was. Language barrier wasn’t an issue, and for complicated communication Google Translate can be used. The whole neighborhood is peaceful and quiet, with many excellent restaurants. The nearby sushi, okonomiyaki and yakiniku were amazing and the prices are good. Overall the best place to stay if you’re traveling for friends, and looking to steer away from the crowded parts of Kyoto. There’s a bus station right next to the house. Route 5. Google the timetable for “bus route 5 takaragaike”