Homestays in Kyoto Prefecture, Japan

Hotel location is good but direction instruction to hotel isn't clear. We walked & dragged our baggage thru stairway from train station. 1. Location convenient. To popular tourist IG places need to walk 20mins 2. Food available nearby & mall. 3. Room enough tk sleep with small space to leave your baggage standing. 4. Very basic room. Comfy to sleep, not too noisy. Thank you.

It is close to Kyoto Gyoen and Kyoto University, and a street crossing leads to Kamogawa. The bus stops on 202 and 204 are not far away. There are about 300 convenience stores and many restaurants at the intersection of Heyuancho. The rooms are clean, there are a lot of towels, the cooking utensils are relatively complete, and the bedding is also very good, but the rooms are a bit small, and the twin and double rooms are especially crowded into quadruple rooms. The booking was for a triple room with a balcony marked 25 square meters, but upon entering the door, it was found that the area without a terrace was not enough. Fortunately, the handsome American guy at the front desk quickly changed to a larger one. It was very late. I do n’t need to say anything more ~ After all, I only live for two days, it is very convenient to go in and out, and it is super simple to check out (throw the key in the front desk box).

Very Japanese boutique hotel, the mattress is very comfortable. The store clerks are very nice and enthusiastic. It took about seven or eight minutes to get here by JR from Kyoto Station, and about five or six minutes to walk from Nijo Station. There is a 7-11 convenience store and conveyor belt sushi across the street. By the way, it is super convenient to take a train to Arashiyama from Nijo Station. Recommended!

The hotel is a 5-10 minutes walk away from Nijo station and a 20 minutes walk away from Nijo Castle. My room was small but clean and the staff was friendly. There is a kitchen in the lobby if you want to prepare your own food but there are plenty of restaurants at the station and the streets nearby.

Here’s a possible review for your stay: I had a fantastic stay at this accommodation! The space was immaculately clean, and the bathroom was incredibly well-equipped, allowing for a personal onsen experience – such a treat! The added feature of being able to dry clothes in the bathroom was a great bonus. The mini kitchen was also a highlight, providing everything needed to prepare a simple hot meal with fresh items from the supermarket. Overall, a wonderfully convenient and comfortable experience. Highly recommend!

As the first review of Ctrip, I have to write a good review. This is the cheapest double bed homestay I can find in Kyoto for a family of four with two children. The photos don't look high-end, but in fact the facilities are very advanced, clean and tidy. I really suggest that the landlord take new photos. The hot water for bathing and cooking in the kitchen are very good. There are two stations nearby, and it is negligible to walk out, which is very convenient to go to Nara Uji. In addition to the convenience store, there is a life supermarket after a while, where you can buy some good ingredients to cook at the homestay. There is a double bed and a bunk bed. The suitcase is open under the bed and there is enough space for activities. The disadvantage is that there is no washbasin, and the kitchen sink is used for washing face, brushing teeth and washing hands, and the dining chair is a bit makeshift

The advantage is that the facilities are relatively complete. The three-person room is relatively large for Japan. There is a separate bathtub for dry and wet areas. The water temperature is high enough and the water flow is large enough. There is also a self-service laundry room and kitchen on the first floor, which are fully equipped. The triple room we stayed in also had a mini balcony. The location is relatively remote, there is a medium-sized supermarket 100 meters away. But in a city with such well-developed public transportation in Kyoto, this location is very convenient to get in and out.

If living and sleeping traditional style without wanting to compromise too much on modern amenties then this is a great choice. Our stay was overall good but sleeping on the floor was good but we found the place more dustier than we wished considering the floor sleeping. we often see no staff at reception which made requesting services a little inconvenient. But overall we were happy. In all, good experience just not perfect. Room itself is beautiful.

酒店在一片居民區裏，比較安靜。附近的車站是JR梅小路京都西站和JR丹波口站，都要走七八分鐘的路程。附近沒看到什麼餐廳，但有居民超市，買買東西比較便宜。 四點才能入住，非14小時前台，到了按鈴前台就會出來，當場額外付款400日幣的住宿税，可以用國內的電子付款付款。以前訂酒店雖然看到平台提示要付這個税，但實際都沒有付過，這次還是第一次被要求付款。 房間很乾凈，雖然訂的是一人，但給了雙床房，房間不小的，衞生間乾濕分離空間也足夠。 退房時直接把鑰匙放在前台的小盒子裏就行。

In my personal experience of two meals in one hotel, the dinner was the richest. Although it was crab-themed, each person had a whole crab, other fish, and a lot of pot dishes. In the end, we couldn't finish it all, so the enthusiastic shopkeeper helped us take out the crab meat that we couldn't eat and shape it into 8 rice balls to serve as snacks for the next day. The hot springs are very good and the pool area is large. Both men's and women's hot springs have indoor and outdoor parts. It happens to be snowing in January, and there is nothing more wonderful in the world than soaking in the hot springs while enjoying the cold wind of Wakasa Bay. Most of the tourists are locals, so it's a very authentic experience. Thank you to the store