Hotels in Arashiyama/Sagano/Takao, Kyoto

The hotel boasts a charming Japanese style, creating a very cozy and welcoming atmosphere. Even the old-fashioned keys for the room doors were a delightful touch. The hotel offers both private onsen baths and a large public bathhouse. I tried both and actually found the public bathhouse to be cleaner. While the private baths provided good privacy, the pools themselves were somewhat small. Being surrounded by plants, I noticed some small insects and hair floating on the water. You're meant to use a net provided nearby to scoop these out yourself. It was quite dimly lit, and I worried I wouldn't be able to clean it thoroughly, especially since the net itself had holes. Ultimately, this was a bit off-putting, so I ended up preferring the public bath. But that's just my personal take. The hotel's meals were plentiful, but the taste was just average. Overall, I still really appreciated the hotel's aesthetic and found my stay very comfortable.

The environment is ideal There is a private bath Convenient for friends who have tattoos or are afraid* But the location is relatively remote The station is 10-15 minutes away And at night the road will be relatively dark

I dare not sleep, I can't sleep, I don't know why I will set this hotel to torture myself. The space is very large, but there are several doors, especially afraid, the cabinet is full of bedding, air conditioning refrigerator exhaust fan is particularly noisy. The room I live in is on the far side of the road. There are windows on both sides. From time to time, the organic car blows up the street. It takes about five o'clock to fall asleep for a while. I hope Trip.com don't go to this hotel anymore.

I booked a night on a Sunday night to catch the peak of the autumn leaves. It's in the best location in Arashiyama. Check-in and meals were quick and the service was very good. Both dinner and breakfast were just the right amount. I also used the large public bath, and enjoyed relaxing in the tub to warm myself up. I'd like to come back again.

The room is not big, with an area of ​​more than 20 square meters, but it is very new, with an independent bathroom, two bunk beds and a single bed, which is just right for our family of five. Convenient transportation, Lawson is very close. There is a free washer-dryer on the first floor. The price-performance ratio is very high. Japanese hotels charge per person. We didn't know in advance how children are defined in Japan. When booking, we looked at Ctrip's standard that children under 17 are all children, so the three children did not choose their age. Ctrip assumed that the three children were all under 1 year old. However, the standards of Japanese hotels and homestays are chaotic. Some are under 3 years old, some are under 7 years old, and most are under 12 years old. Two hotels charge a lot of extra money, but fortunately Ctrip bears most of it. This hotel didn't ask us to pay extra. There is a Yoshinoya nearby, which tastes good.

Came here for the famous bridge. There is a pick-up service at JR Garden Station. The place is quite remote. The surrounding environment is first-class. The facilities are very old. There are no bathing facilities in the room. You have to go to the big bath, which is not very convenient. The private bath here is not a hot spring. Please note that the private bath is about RMB 150. The hotel in Arima is also very old. It is much better maintained than here. If you come here purely to experience the environment in the mountains, you can come. The hotel has no facilities to talk about.

It was a perfect experience. I came to Mount Takao during the cherry blossom season. There were not many people and it was very quiet. The maple trees in the mountains had just sprouted new buds. From time to time, there were a few tall cherry blossoms as white as snow. You can also see the cherry blossoms of various colors blooming on Mount Yoshino from a distance. The hotel facilities are a bit old, but the service is very good. The dinner is a Kyoto-style kaiseki cuisine, and the breakfast has the famous local soup tofu, which are very rich and beautiful. The hotel faces the stream, and everything you can see is lush and green, a beautiful spring scene. During the day, you can walk to the three surrounding temples. The boss is very enthusiastic. When we went down the mountain, he took us directly to the Arashiyama tram station to continue the next trip. Looking forward to coming again during the red leaf season!

There are supermarkets, drug makeup, convenience stores around, about 10 minutes' walk from Lushan Station. Three people live in this duplex homestay is simply cool, there should be some equipment, wifi air conditioning is very good, only the kitchen has some oil scale, but the problem is not big, give praise!

Arashiyama is located next to the Togetsukyo Bridge, making it convenient to visit various attractions in Arashiyama. There is also a % coffee shop next to the hotel. Although there are few hotels, the rooms are very elegant and the dining areas are very comfortable. The staff is very friendly and will actively assist you every time you go in and out. The weather was quite cold on the day of check-in, so the staff took the initiative to bring you a blanket, and when they saw you wanted to take photos, they would take the initiative to help you. The room we stayed in this time allowed us to enjoy the beautiful view of Arashiyama while soaking in the hot springs, which was quite relaxing. 1

Except for the stupid size of the room, the rest of it really doesn't deserve to be called ”luxury”. When I checked in, there was a Southeast Asian girl at the front desk who was not very fluent in Japanese and English. She obviously booked three nights for three adults and one child, but she actually said that the child could not be accommodated. It took a long time to say that it was OK, and that the child did not include breakfast. , can't have breakfast. Not only the attitude is bad, but the communication ability is negative. Japan is really short of people. How dare you use such a front desk? I'm speechless. There are many inexplicable flaws in the design of the room. For example, the bed frame is the same color as the floor, but is much larger than the mattress, making it very easy to bump into. Overall, I don’t feel the sincerity of the design, and there is no sense of beauty. The photos are quite deceptive. I won’t come here again.