Seaview Hotels in Kyoto

"Yuan Naigu’s Kyoto cuisine is three-star Michelin~ It's really a very satisfying Japanese experience with one night and two meals. Before I traveled, I wanted to experience a traditional ryokan, so I really did my homework. I wanted to live in Yachiyo. However, when I traveled during the peak period, the price rose to an outrageous level. I was looking for it. By coincidence, I found Yuan Naigu. Although Ctrip's diamond level is not high and the reviews are poor, it really exceeded expectations. The location is not to mention~ the scenic spot...the distance you can walk with your legs...anywhere is close... Although there is no private bath, you can make an appointment for the bath time. During that time, you will only have you~ You can check in at 4pm, but you can store your luggage in advance (will wipe your luggage clean). Although the uncle who helped us check in is not standard enough in English, he only needs some basic English and communicates. Completely proper. We will confirm with you in advance the time for dinner, bathing, breakfast the next day and morning bath (if you need it). In the room, there is no way to take a bath, only the sink and toilet, so if you need a bath, you must check the time~ this time the bath is completely yours. The service is very good (traditional Japanese kneeling service), everyone is very kind (there are few young people, all of whom are uncles and aunts), especially the aunt who was in charge of our Beijing cooking that night. She enthusiastically helped me and my husband to take a photo. , I also sent a beautiful postcard when I checked out and left. If you want to take a photo in front of the hotel, there will be very caring staff to help you ”stop” the guests entering and leaving the hotel, and help you take a beautiful photo~~It's really heartwarming. As for their cooking. If you want to experience one night and two food, Yuan Naigu really won't let you down. The level of Michelin three-star, good-looking, delicious and good shooting~ I want to experience it again with the reviews~ I really miss the very warm bed and the warmth on the pillow Heart thousand paper cranes. My husband also said that next time we come, we will stay here again~~It's really great~ Let a person who doesn't write very much reviews so much~~ The only downside is: check out at ten o’clock~~ I really want to stay a little longer~~~ There are too many pictures, everyone will take a look."

"The room was very large. I initially didn't get a first-floor room with a garden, but after communicating with the hotel, they moved me there because they had a room available. The environment was great! As for breakfast and dinner, I was very happy with them. The tofu and fried fish, in particular, tasted exactly like the ones I make back home. The presentation was impeccable, but there were just too many cold dishes. The tatami mats were clean, but walking barefoot was a bit painful. 😭 Right outside the door was Togetsukyo Bridge, which was incredibly beautiful on a clear day. I regretted only spending three days in Arashiyama. Later, I went to Shijo and found the mountains more comfortable. There are also plenty of delicious restaurants nearby. Overall, this place is perfect for a relaxing vacation. The hostess and the wait staff were very friendly and recommended good restaurants. I'll stay here again!"

"The hotel is located in a very picturesque spot, with onsen baths overlooking the mountain. We had a delicious traditional dinner with wagyu beef cooked on a hotspot and a traditional breakfast. The service was top-notch! We felt like premium guests. The onsen baths were empty, so we were there individually. But since we were a family, we also booked a private onsen bath. We also really liked the robes they gave us for our stay at the hotel; we felt like locals."

"Advantages: The hotel is in a prime location, right on Sanjo-dori. It is a quick walk to Nishiki Market and Teramachi. There are also various specialty shops and convenience stores around. It takes 7-8 minutes to walk to Karasuma Oike Station, and you can go to various attractions by taking three stops to Kyoto Station. The room is very large. The family room has two rooms and a separate bathroom and shower room. The Japanese wooden structure is also very distinctive. There is a hot spring downstairs, and there is a small and exquisite Japanese garden. Most of the waiters are older and very polite. If you book a one-night stay and two-meals plan, both breakfast and dinner are Japanese. Dinner will be delivered to the room, and it will be served in several rounds before the next few dishes. The dishes are different for three nights, and the third night is shabu-shabu. Breakfast is eaten in the restaurant, and the table is full of various small dishes or boiled food. In terms of taste, most of the dishes are OK, and it is still good as a special experience. Disadvantages: The booking rules are very rigid. My husband and I, a couple, are traveling with a one-year-old child. The system only allows us to book a family room with three meals, and the price is based on three adults. But in reality, the child can only eat a small portion of the food, and most of it is wasted."