Kyoto is Japan's most traditional city. The lush and verdant cityscape encompasses sprawling rock gardens, vast palaces, and tall temples. The streets are alive with businessmen hurrying past Geiko and Makio in their full kimono, both on their way to work along cherry-tree lined walks. A historic hub that celebrates Japanese culture, from kabuki to textile weaving, Kyoto can also be surprisingly modern. It is one of Japan's largest, busiest, and most visited cities, with packed shopping mega-centers and high-rise offices. Suffused with shrines, outdoor markets, and nature walks, the small but bountiful location is also home to some of Japan's most contemporary architectural marvels, hippest cafes and eateries, and modish local brands and shops. It makes Kyoto a playful and sublime city, studded with as many bars and hole-in-the-wall fried food shops along the Kamogawa river as it is suffused with ancient ryokan and delicate wagashi shops. Kyoto is in the cross-hairs of Japan's most artful past and its energetic present.
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4.5 based on 6 reviews
Located in Kyoto with Kiyomizu-dera Temple nearby, Campton Kiyomizu Vacation Rental offers accommodation with free WiFi. Offering garden views, all units come with a washing machine, coffee machine, a satellite flat-screen TV, ironing facilities and a living room. There is also a kitchen equipped with a microwave. A continental breakfast can be enjoyed at the property.
Really love this property. It's located right at the tourist attraction. Easy access to temples and the famous Starbucks. The room is clean and spacious. You do not need to bring anything, they even provide u organic face wash and lotion, very big clean towel, a small kitchen with utensils, highly recommended!!!!
4 based on 1 reviews
This typical Japanese villa was well located and the amenities were good. The only draw back is if you are not very agile the stairs are very steep and the toilet terribly small and not easy to get into
3.5 based on 7 reviews
京都の民家の雰囲気を味わいたいため泊まりました。1階はこたつが置いてある部屋と台所。2階はたたみの部屋。看板が小さいため見つけるのが大変なので、近くに来たら電話したほうがいいです。電子レンジも使って自炊し、思い切りリラックスできました。
5 based on 1 reviews
Not located in the centre of Kyoto, this would not be the accommodation of choice for everyone. However, we like to be away from hustle and bustle and prefer somewhere comfortable for a longer stay. Yadoya Lodge has a comfortable living area, kitchenette with dining bar, a large curtained bed and a bathroom the size of a small hotel room (containing bath, shower, vanity area, toilet and shark. Yep, a shark). It is also furnished and decorated with amazing and eclectic style. I guess Retro-Safari-chic could cover it...
5 based on 1 reviews
暮らすように泊まる京町家スイート。和モダンで広々したお部屋を1日6組様限定でご提供。Wi-Fi無料、液晶テレビ、ジャグジーバス、洗濯乾燥機、キッチン等装備多数。長期短期のご滞在に便利です。坪庭付のお部屋が人気。繁華街、嵐山はもとより大阪奈良神戸の拠点にも便利。 二条駅から徒歩2~5分、二条城が目の前。コンシェルジュが皆さまのお越しをお待ちしております。 Luxury wide Japanese & Western style accommodation in Kyoto. Whole holiday house is just for you and equip free Wi-Fi, LCD TV, Jacuzzi bath, W&D machine, Kitchen and concierge service. 6 rooms, 136~101㎡, are available. Convenient for long & short stay. 5-2mins walk from Nijo sta, in front of Nijo Castle. Enjoy our DX suite rooms, huge size in comparison to hotels.
借りる単位は一室ではなく、一棟(あるいは半棟)ですので、ぱっと見料金が高額ですが、料金以上に延べ床面積が広く、のんびりと寛げます。春秋の超ピーク期でも料金が高騰しないので、4名以上であればビルディングタイプのホテルよりかえってお得ではないでしょうか? リノベーションされた町屋で、現代的なお家です。でも、梁を見るともともと町屋だったんだと分かります。私が泊った部屋は町屋2つをぶち抜いた間取りでしたので、とても広く、たった1泊では使いきれなかったのが正直なところです。でも、☆5ホテルと大差ない値段でこの広さ、人目を気にせず裸足でのんびりできる気楽さ、泊まってよかったと思います(強いて言うなら、広すぎて暖房がきくまで時間がかかります) 和室と大きな姿見があり、着物を着る場合にも非常に便利だと思います。 ただ、小規模ホテルのようなものですので、チェックアウト後に荷物を預かってもらうことはできません(キャリーサービスには対応)。小さなホテルではサービスの質はホテルによってまちまちですが、こちらはしっかりと信頼できる方がいらして、事前にお願いした手配関係も快く受けてくださり、また確認が必要な場合でも「ではこういたしましょう」とこちらから言わなくても善処してくださいました。ホテルの規模からは想像つかない心強いコンシェルジェだと思います。
Kiraku Kyoto Zeniyacho is a Kyomachiya (traditional Kyoto-style townhouse) inn whose design is inspired by Japan’s bathhouse culture and serves as the only Kyomachiya inn that offers guests the opportunity to enjoy both indoor and outdoor baths. Japanese bathhouses typically have separate entrances for men and women, where such entrances are identified by the color of the “Noren,” or shop curtain, that hang on each entrance. Traditionally, the Noren for the entrance for men is dyed in 藍(AI), or indigo, and the Noren for the entrance for women is the dyed in 朱(SHU), or vermillion. We hope you enjoy your stay, as well as Japan’s bathhouse culture, at Kiraku Kyoto Zeniyacho.
1 based on 1 reviews
外観はいい感じ!施錠も初体験の施設(^^)入ると玄関が広く木の匂いがいい! 期待が広がる(^^) そこまででした。 お風呂のお湯を溜めるのに時間もかかるし、テレビもなく(;_;)無いのが売り⁈ 物は言いようですね!やはりメゾネットタイプは私には窮屈に感じました。頑張って吹き抜けの中庭が設けられていますが、和食のお料理屋さんのお部屋ならいい感じですが、泊まるのなら中庭無しでお部屋が広い方がいいかなぁ〜と思ってしまいました。m(_ _)m 一人ぼーっとしたい時はいいのかなぁ〜⁈
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