Campden Kyoto in the Rain, Full of Healing Vibes!

🌸 Rainy days in Kyoto hold a special kind of tenderness 🌸 I remember it was a drizzly day when I dragged my luggage along the cobblestone path, slowly heading deeper into Kyoto. The ancient city in the rain seemed even more tranquil, with every raindrop telling a story that spans a thousand years. The warm yellow light from the street-side shops made me want to step in and try some authentic matcha sweets or a steaming hot sukiyaki. And my final destination was this charmingly Japanese-style place — Campden Vacation House Kyoto Kiyomizu. 🏡【The Warmth of Home】🏡 The moment I stepped through the door of Campden Vacation House, I felt like I was home. There are 7 guest rooms, each with its own story. The rooms are equipped not only with a refrigerator and stove but also a simple kitchen, which is perfect for someone like me who loves cooking. Imagine on a rainy day like this, brewing a pot of hot tea, pairing it with some homemade snacks, and watching raindrops gently tap on the ancient streets through the window — how delightful that is. 🌊【The View by the Window】🌊 Outside the hotel window is a flowing ink painting. Especially on rainy days, the scenery outside seems even fresher and more refined after being washed by the rain. Some say watching the view outside on a rainy day is very poetic, and this is probably the best example. Whether it’s the distant mountains or the nearby historic buildings, they all show a different kind of charm in the rain. 🛁【Comfortable Rest】🛁 The bathroom design is another highlight of the hotel. With a separate bathtub and shower, it not only offers the chance to soak and relax but also provides free toiletries, making every bath a pleasure. Wash away the day’s fatigue and get ready for the next day’s adventure. 🎉【Exploring Nearby】🎉 Staying at Campden Vacation House is very convenient for getting around. Whether you want to explore the mysteries of Kiyomizu Temple or stroll through the old streets of Gion, it’s just a few minutes’ walk. Nearby are Gion Shijo Station and Kiyomizu Gojo Station, making it easy and enjoyable to travel further or experience local life. During my days in Kyoto, Campden Vacation House was not just a place to stay but a warm harbor in a foreign land. If you also enjoy finding your own peace and beauty while traveling, this place is definitely worth a try.