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We stayed here for 3 nights and it was quite an enriching experience having to sleep on a Japanese style bed. Initially we were stunned by the mattresses and set up as we forgot that we booked the Japanese beds, but it exceeded our expectations as we slept pretty well on it. The blanket was HEAVENLY & FLUFFY - an absolute joy. Definitely a thing I missed when I returned home. The toilets were decent and the showerhead water flow was good. Service wise - the rooms were cleaned daily and they did help keep the mattresses during the day. We also paid to have a 40mins private onsen experience for about 500 yen. Pretty alright, esp if you would enjoy some privacy. Do reserve beforehand with the front desk. Additionally, the staff were able to converse in many languages & were always very helpful! :) Location wise - it's pretty convenient & accessible. We were surrounded by lots of cafes & shops that we can explore just by walking around the neighbourhood. Many temples & tourist spots were within walking distance too. The only irk we had was the noise and soundproofing as we could hear people outside & whenever they walked around or by the stairs. Sometimes, the roadside can be noisy too.. so it did affect our sleep sometimes. But regardless of that, it's a pretty decent spot to crash when you're in Kyoto! Do give them a try!

Hotel Material was a great value stop in our tour of Japan. We stayed for 2 nights as a family of four and it provided everything we needed. The bunks were large and ample for even adults. The sunken king bed was unusual, but easily the largest bed I slept in in Japan and well worth the investment. The shower was also excellent with both great water pressure and was tall enough to accommodate me at 6ft without sitting, a first for me here. The room was clean and well presented and even came with some games to occupy the kids. The staff weee helpful and happy to look after our bags before check in. The hotel also has a lovely roof terrace available which we weren’t expecting.

This is the first time me and my wife stayed in a Ryokan. Yuzuya Ryokan is a small traditional Japanese hotel next door to the Yasaka Jinja Honden Temple. The Ryokan is about 20 minute drive from the Shinkansen bullet train from Tokyo. Once we arrived the host welcomed us and took our luggage up the long rocky staircase. Our room was very private, they provided kimonos fir us to wear at the hotel. They encouraged us to wear our kimonos to breakfast and dinner. Our stay included breakfast and dinner which were both amazing traditional Japanese breakfast and dinner. Our room was also a traditional Japanese room with tatami mats. The room had no real bed. At night they would set up cushions on the tatami mats which were surprisingly very comfortable. The hotel also had a beautiful garden in the middle of it. They also had a his and hers hot bath/tub on the first floor. I highly recommend everyone to experience a Ryokan.

Facilities: Everything is available and exquisite. It was winter when I went there, and the floor heating was so comfortable. Wooden bathtub, toilet and shower separated. Environment: The location is relatively remote and low-key, and you can't find it without looking carefully. It doesn't look like a hotel of this price range from the outside. Hygiene: Japan's hygiene is really poor, I don't know how to clean it up. Whether it's a hotel, a restaurant, or on the street, it's really clean. Summary: The hotel is quite good, with average facilities. It is really expensive compared to more than 5,000 RMB/night. If you are an ordinary office worker like me, I suggest you choose carefully, as you may be disappointed. If you are brothers and sisters who are not short of money, you might as well give it a try.

It’s rare to see and enjoy a property more beautiful than what it promises to be online but it was the case. The only downside is you have to checkin in a separate place 5 minutes away and open only during day business hours (6 pm max). Basically it’s a two floor house carefully and beautifully arranged in traditional ryokan style with excellent amenities including a very small but lovely garden and a symbolic stone path separating the bathroom from the living room on the ground floor. The 2 bedrooms are upstairs 1 Western style the other Japanese style. Everything is cased in rustic dark unvarnished Japanese wood

From the entrance to the inn, I was able to have a luxurious experience in a historic townscape that was beyond my imagination. The room is clean and I am very satisfied! In addition, when using the lounge, the hospitality of the staff was excellent, offering fragrant tea and alcohol, and we were able to have fun conversations. They gave me a lot of suggestions to make my stay in Kyoto wonderful, and it was fun! The service was excellent, with alcohol being brought to your room instead of just in the lounge. thank you.

The place that left my first trip to Kyoto as a happy memory until the end I will bring good memories with me whenever I remember Kyoto. The well-organized and tidy feeling makes you comfortable from entering the hotel to leaving. It blends Japan's past and present well, giving it a unique and sophisticated feel. Hinoki bathtub and plenty of warm water It relieved the regret of a ryokan that I had not experienced on this trip. It is recommended that you try the breakfast you ate every morning. The menu, which used to be Korean food, was changed to a buffet format. The food is unusual and unique. I'm very satisfied ^^ I'm going back after getting along well with the warm consideration and help of all the staff. (The food photo below is the Kanna Hotel Teppanyaki Hanoku dinner course, not breakfast)

Our stay at Hotel Kyoto Nanzenji Ryokan Yachiyo was a serene escape into traditional Japanese hospitality. For dinner, we opted for the Kaiseki lunch box, which was an amazing culinary experience. The ryokan's attention to detail was evident in every aspect of our stay, from the comfortable yukatas to the tranquil cedar tub baths. The ryokan provided not just accommodation but an authentic cultural experience, making our Kyoto visit truly unforgettable. A highlight of our trip to Japan. Highly recommended for those seeking a blend of tradition, comfort, and culinary exploration.

Nestled in the heart of Kyoto, Blossom Kyoto Hotels offers a tranquil escape that feels like a warm embrace. My recent stay here was a breath of fresh air in the bustling city. From the moment I arrived, I felt welcomed by the serene atmosphere. The lobby's minimalist design and soft lighting immediately set the tone for a relaxing stay. Checking in was a breeze, thanks to the friendly staff who greeted me with genuine smiles. My room was a cozy haven, blending modern comforts with traditional Japanese touches. The tatami mats and sliding doors added a touch of authenticity, while the plush bed promised a restful sleep. Waking up to views of Kyoto's skyline was a treat every morning. What truly stood out during my stay was the exceptional service. The staff went above and beyond to make me feel at home, offering helpful tips for exploring the city and ensuring I had everything I needed. It's the little touches that made all the difference, like the warm welcome I received each time I returned to the hotel. The hotel's amenities were equally delightful. I enjoyed delicious meals at the on-site restaurant, savoring the flavors of Kyoto's culinary scene. The peaceful garden provided a quiet escape from the city's hustle and bustle, perfect for unwinding with a book or simply soaking in the surroundings. Blossom Kyoto Hotels' central location made it easy to explore Kyoto's treasures. Whether I was wandering through historic streets or admiring ancient temples, everything was within easy reach