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Sakyo Ward, Kyoto
Conveniently located in central Kyoto, Ryokan KANADE offers a Japanese-style garden. Among the facilities of this property are a 24-hour front desk and luggage storage space, along with free WiFi throughout the property. Every room includes a terrace. Kyoto Station is a 15-minute drive from this property. room, breakfast, garden! awesome! the best hotel during my trip to JP!
Shimogyo Ward, Kyoto
A snack bar and drinks vending machine are available at this ryokan. There is an on-site hot spring open-air bath, 2 indoor public baths in addition to a sauna facility. Massage service is also provided at a surcharge. Luggage storage is offered, while laundry service is offered at an additional charge. Location, the room, everything!
Shimogyo Ward, Kyoto
Located 1 km from Sanjusangen-do Temple and less than 1 km from TKP Garden City Kyoto in the centre of Kyoto, Kyoto Takasegawa Bettei provides accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking. Featuring a lift, this property also provides guests with Blu-ray player. The ryokan also offers facilities for disabled guests. A fantastic experience. The staff are extremely helpful, be it with recommendations for restaurants or reservations. The Japanese breakfast was excellent. The hotel is in a quiet side street about 15 minutes walk from the main train station. Bus and train are nearby. The private Onzen next to the bath room guarantees a relaxing break after a full day of sight seeing.
Shimogyo Ward, Kyoto
Luck You Kyoto offers accommodation in Kyoto. Free luggage storage is available.
The rooms are equipped with a flat-screen TV. All rooms include a private bathroom with a bath and bidet, with bathrobes and slippers provided. For your comfort, you will find free toiletries and a hairdryer. Luck You Kyoto features free WiFi throughout the property.
The friendly and helpful staffs at the Ryokan. The room is just right for two and it's clean and comfortable. The free entry to bath house opposite the Ryokan is a must try.
Gion, Kyoto
Situated a 10-minute walk from lively Kawaramachi area, Kyomachiya Ryokan Sakura Urushitei offers Japanese-style accommodation with modern facilities and traditional design. It provides a tour desk and a bar on the ground floor. Free WiFi is available in all areas. The room is quite huge. Easily accessible to tourist spots.
Koyasan
Located in the sacred Koyasan area, Saizenin offers simple accommodation surrounded by mountains and many temples. Originally developed as a lodging for the temples’ pilgrims, it conducts Buddhist services every morning that guests can attend. Nankai Koyasan Train Station is a 15-minute drive away.
Fitted with tatami (woven-straw) flooring and traditional futon bedding, each room comes with a flat-screen TV and a seating area. A safety deposit box is also provided.
Everything was beautiful and I love to take the budist ceremony with the monks. This place is beautiful and quiet just what I was looking for after long trip.
The staff was very nice and kind.
Toba
The hotel offers traditional Japanese-style rooms with futon bedding and modern rooms with Western beds. In-room facilities include a flat-screen TV, air conditioning and a fridge. An electric kettle with tea bags is also provided. Very nice gesture of offering cheese cake to guests
Shimogyo Ward, Kyoto
Offering free Wi-Fi and a spacious public bath, Ryokan Ryokufuso is located a 15-minute walk away from JR Kyoto Train Station. Guests can enjoy traditional multi-course meals featuring local Kyoto ingredients. We really loved the ryokan. The rooms were beautiful and very comfortable, and it reflected traditional Japanese culture wonderfully. The staff were excellent — very kind and helpful. Despite some reviews mentioning noise, we had no issues at all; in fact, I would say it was quite peaceful. We also used the onsen and truly enjoyed it. Overall, it was a fantastic experience for us in every way, and we were very satisfied with our stay. The location of the hotel was a little bit away from the city center, but honestly, I didn’t mind at all. Kyoto is a small city, and we could easily get to all the places we wanted to visit. So if you’re staying at a ryokan like this, I think location doesn’t matter that much — unless you’re planning a very long stay, in which case you might want to consider it. For us, it was definitely not a problem.
Kinosaki Onsen, Toyooka
Facing the central shopping street of the Kinosaki Onsen hot spring area, Morizuya offers authentic Japanese-style accommodation, hot spring baths and Japanese dining. Guests can wear colourful yukata robes at the property. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout. Decorations provide nice ambience. Breakfast included. Two onsen that become private in the evening.
Arima Onsen, Kobe
Guests stay in rooms with paper screens and exposed wood, and sleep in Japanese-style futon bedding on a tatami (woven-straw) floor. An LCD TV, an electric kettle and a fridge are provided. Bathrooms are shared, but each room has a private toilet. Amazing place and unforgettable memories of staying here! Everything starting from a warm welcoming with green tea served, yukata given, kaiseki dinner was perfect! Wonderful room in Japanese traditional style with incredible garden view and a balcony with a massage chair, relaxing hot springs - all of this we will keep as the greatest memory from the ryokan! Thank you so much for welcoming us here! It was amazing stay and great journey!
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Couples travelling in Kinki loved staying at Mitsuki Kyoto, Ryokan Mugen (Adult Only) and Ryokan Tori.
Similarly, these ryokans in Kinki are highly rated by couples: Shizuru 鴨川 ""旧SGR鴨川"", 祇園の宿 杏花 and Nishimuraya Honkan.
The average price per night for a ryokan in Kinki for this weekend is US$283, based on current Booking.com prices.
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Kyoto Takasegawa Bettei, Luck You Kyoto and Seikoro Ryokan - Established in 1831 are some popular ryokans in Kinki.
In addition to these ryokans, Morizuya, Ryokan Ryokufuso and 高野山 宿坊 恵光院 -Koyasan Syukubo Ekoin Temple- are also popular in Kinki.
Okuno Hosomichi, Toshiharu Ryokan and Kanko Ryokan Yamato have received great reviews from guests in Kinki regarding the views from these ryokans
Guests staying in Kinki also spoke highly of the views from these ryokans: Kirinosato Takahara, Shizuru 鴨川 ""旧SGR鴨川"" and Rangetsu.
There are 532 ryokans in Kinki you can book on Booking.com.
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Many families visiting Kinki loved staying at Mitsuki Kyoto, Ryokan Mugen (Adult Only) and Kyo Yunohana Resort Suisen.
Similarly, Okuno Hosomichi, TSUCHIYA Kinosaki onsen and Nanzenji sando KIKUSUI are also popular among family travellers.
Super welcome from the staff, including a detailed introduction to the ryokan and how to conduct yourself (delivered in a professional and welcoming manner). Amazing ryokan and relaxing onsen. Highly recommend. Serene surroundings of the beautiful garden and pond. Truly idyllic. Thoughtfully tailored vegan kaiseki for my partner. Taste didn’t 100% hit the mark (see below sole negative comment), but we couldn’t fault the effort that had gone into the meal. Great breakfast. Unique experience (breakfast in a yukata).
Best location! Staff spoke little english but with translate it all worked out - very friendly There's a family markt next door The room was Very Spacious There were 2 showers and even 1 hot bath (onsen style) Very affordable way to stay in a Ryokan and sleep on a futon Cute that you get pyjama's
Simply stunning. Lovely to stay in a ryokan, a traditional Japanese inn. Our lady was exceptional, giving first class treatment in talking us through many dishes she served, constantly topping our water, cleaning our teapot. V filling so be warned and you get to try things you wouldn’t get these days or in chain hotels. The onsen was a relief from the long journey. The futons v comfy. It was so unique to switch off, enjoy tranquility.
The hosts were extremely gracious, and I love that it’s family-owned, in the building they live in! There is lovely tatami in the rooms and pretty comfy futons, with beautiful, minimalist decoration. Yukata and tea were provided for a full, relaxing ryokan stay.
It's a ryokan in a high building where you get yukatas, bento breakfast (beef is best), futons on the floor and a wonderful indoor onsen. We lived there for 3 nights and the best time to vizit the onsen was at 4 pm or about midnight. We walked to Gyon and Kiyomizu-dera, it took about 30-40 min.
The Ryokan is literally 1min walk from the station, in a peatonal street full of shops. The personal was very kind and they were always trying to help. They took care of our luggage before the check in and after the check out. The room was amazing with tatami floor and they left a yukata for each gest. The Onsen was amazing and very relaxing. The breakfast was incredible, everything in the menu was amazing and very tasty. 100% recommended
If you want to spend a few nights in a real ryokan (not the edulcorated-for-tourist replicas), this might be the real deal. Wooden and paper panels, tatami, futons, internal garden, traditional shower, in-room tea-set, yukatas, and many other details. My kids (14 and 11 y.o) said this was the best hotel in our 3-weeks-trip throughout Japan. The staff is very kind and eager to make your stay great.
traditional tatami room with futon, welcome tea with sweets, Japanese Yukata, small Japanese courtyard, free onsen, happy-hour tea and snacks, and friendly staffs
Very welcoming monks Very close to the bus station and at a walking distance from the temples (careful, you must be back to the ryokan by 5pm) Dinner and breakfast (vegetarian) are delicious and served directly in the room The room was cosy and traditional, with comfortable futons, and yukatas are available There is a large hot tub, similar to an onsen to be shared with the other guests, this is where you shower too (you must be comfortable with nudity) We attended the morning ceremony, a unique moment
Gorgeous ryokan with good onsens. It was my first traditional Japanese hotel and onsen, so I was very impressed by hospitality, kaiseki dinner, the view, the room with tatami, yukata and hot springs. Totally recommend it!