Kyoto Hotels

Very good value for money-clean and tidy — you have to be able to check yourself in etc — no reception other than a phone to a sister hotel 20 minutes walk away. We booked through booking.

Very nice small self check in hotel. We got all the info by mail. Rooms very clean. I definitely recommend.

Simply beautiful. If you want a true authentic experience but with all the amenities come here. Almost didn’t want to go out of the house.

Quiet and centrally located. I was nervous because there were so few reviews and one mentioned a bug problem but it ended up being for nothing. The room was large and clean.

What a wonderful little gem of a hotel!
Beautiful location on a quiet little street but close enough to the hustle and bustle.
The staff are lovely and very attentive.

Japanese Machiya-style house is not meant for all… Comforts are on the lower side, please don't opt for this if you have issues with bending knees and sitting at floor-level…

This place is tremendous! Spacious for nine people. One bedroom (two people) downstairs and three upstairs (2x two people and 1x three people).

My first and best experience with ryokan! So spacious, clean, and relaxed. The best!

First thing I wanna point out is that, I posted this review a little too late. I visited a month prior to this review. And here are some things I'd like to share!

Thank you we enjoyed our stay with you. We would definitely come back and stay with you.
All the facilities given were like home away from home. 😊

I stayed here three years ago and had a wonderful time.

What a lovely stay my wife and I had with the wonderful lady of the house! She was very nice and gave us directions, recommendations, and even a ride!

Rooms.
— There are 2 floors. The bedrooms are upstairs with 2 rooms + shared area where 3 people sleep. It sleeps in total 6 people confortable.

Have just spent several nights here and after roughly a month of travel the ability to self cater and eat simple foods can not be understated.

Modern look building but surprisingly being an old machiya with 100+ years history, amazing!
Good location, facilities and service. Definitely will recommend to friends who want to taste Kyoto.

This guesthouse is a over 100 years old Machiya, Japanese traditional house. So beautiful and convenient. 3 minutes to nearby subway station by foot.

I love my four futon bed accommodation and I am alone! I love the smell of the new tatami mats. They must have newly renovated the room.
The bath is tight but we have a bath!.

As a tourist I had no expectations for the room. The hotel was easy to find and just a couple of minutes away from the bus stop.

If you want to try the traditional Japanese style, you should give this place a try. We really recommend this place. We love our stay here. Also don't forget to try their porridge for breakfast.

If you want to experience an old Ryokan, this is the best place for you. Love how it feels homy.

I’m new to the experience of staying at a traditional Japanese house, and Hostel Ayame was such a beautiful introduction.

Great place, and everyone was so kind and helpful, giving you tips for nice areas to visit. Would highly recommend.

Nice place to stay, very quite but a long walk to most places.

Reservations must be made, especially if it is a big holiday season, it is a communal dormitory so the experience varies a lot depending on the company you have on duty, however it is an economical

This stay at the Uji Ryokan was the most memorable experience of my two weeks in Japan. The rooms, onsen, breakfast and setting are divine.

A nice hotel by the serene Uji river. A great place to relax and have a quiet get away from hustle bustle city for a day.

Convenient location a short walk from Kyoto station. Staff were very helpful and spoke English.

We stayed at Rinn Kyoto Station for five nights in a King Room and it turned out to be a really comfortable and great value stay in Kyoto.

Ine is truly a beautiful place surrounded by mountains and sea. Its tranquility allows you to fully relax and enjoy the stunning scenery.