Hotell nära Daikakuji-templet

“Very nice room.”

“Otroligt trevlig och tillmötesgående personal. Vi hade ett rum med eget träbadkar och liten trädgård. Sov gjorde vi på futon. Var förvarnad om att de kan vara obekväma, så hade med liggunderlag att ha under. Fantastisk mat. Ligger en bit utanför centrum, men tåget från Saga-Arashiyama går ofta och snabbt. Sammantaget en underbar upplevelse!”

“Traditional breakfast was nice. Surrounding areas was nice, great views. Ryokan building was old and a bit too worn down. Ok for a few nights only.”

“Highly recommend! Stayed in central Kyoto at first but it was too crowded so switched to this hotel. If you wanna explore Kyoto this is a little bit further from things, but the subway is near and incredibly easy to get around with. This area is stunning. Beautiful nature and hotel is right by it + the river!”

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“Our room was clean and spacious. Finding it was a challenge for the local cab driver. The breakfast was just breads but I enjoyed the mugwort rolls! I’d recommend that they add a washer/dryer to some rooms. Also, the sleeping clothes were a little worn. Mine was missing an important button. The staff were friendly but it could be hard to communicate with them over the phone.”

“Beautiful property and great location”

“Hotell i väldigt lungt område i Kyoto. Nära bambooskogen.”

“A little bit weird hotel, but very nice helpful people and a fantastic area!”

“Great place. It was even better than we expected!”

“Amazing l, luxury hotel on the water with Spa, pool and great places to eat. Very quiet. Great after speding a day in Kyoto. We spent 3 days there. I stayed at many hotel, this is one of the best ever.”

“All personal var oerhört trevlig, proaktiv och både utsikten från rummet och rummet i sig var väldigt fint. Mycket god frukost och otrolig service! En toppen-upplevelse helt enkelt.”

“This is only sort of kind of the whole property, Kyoto has very strict tax laws and needs to have a front desk and therefore part of the property is that, additionally the upper floors are inhabited, but none of that matters really because of how wonderful the people and the space are.”