Hoteller nær Kyoto Seishu Netsuke kunstmuseum

«The room was super clean, since I did the online check in, it was the smoothest process I've experienced. Perfect »

«We stayed at Yadotu Kyoto Hanare for 6 days and it was amazung!! This place is truly extraordinary - you get lots of space, full comfort and luxury in real, authentic Japanese way. It was a real pleasure to come back to this wonderful home after a long day filled with fantastic experiences. We are very thankful for having the opportunity to stay here. It made our adventure in Japan even more unforgettable. I would highly recommend this amazing place.»

«Probably the most memorable experience I have ever had in all my travels - all over, wish I had had the opportunity of staying longer. It was quite wonderful: the interior, the room, every little detail, right down to the pyjamas, and the staff complemented the place perfectly, or perhaps that should be the other way round.»

«En japon las personas no hablan el ingles pero tampoco lo entienden y en un hotel el personal del restaurante deberia hablar y entender muy bien el ingles. Ese es el unico detalle por lo demas el hotel es algo muy diferente a todos los hoteles tradicionales y muy buen hotel»

«Highly recommend Yuhi House! Very dog friendly. Felt like home. »

«We stayed there with two other sets of friends. It was like having our own house. Great location, easy walk to the bus stops to go everywhere. There’s also a bike rental up the street which was really fun too. Our room had everything you needed I felt very traditional well still having a fewwestern amenities. »

«Friendly staff, clean rooms. Had a great stay. Would stay there again.»

«Had a really good experience staying here. We are very picky with cleanliness but can say this place was spotless. Our room was also very spacious, and featured a japanese style shower which was super cool (and absolutely spotless as well!). The staff was also very kind and helpful. We would definitely recommend staying here - we had a very comfortable stay as a family with a young child. The only thing to note for short stays is they have fees for housekeeping, fees for late check out, and ...

«The hotel was very conviently located about a 25 minute walk from the main areas of kyoto. It was also close to the train eaten station. Overall the stay was very pleasant. The included breakfast of rice porridge was simple but nourishing. The rooms are compact and the only issue was the water temperature in the shower would occasionally drop to a colder temperature.»

«Great location! »

«家族4人で泊まったが、手頃な値段でちょうど良かった。»

«Totally decent, but a bit small for a couple with luggage. If you like to walk a lot, it’s totally within range to the Kawaramachi-area, but it’s a good 30 minutes at walking pace. Bring earplugs that you can use during sleep if you are sensitive to noise during nighttime. »

«Et greit ryokan, men overpriset. Opererer med en turistskatt som er mye høyere enn ved de andre hotellene vi bodde på, både i Kyoto og i andre byer i Japan. Det reklameres med onsen, men vær klar over at dette ikke bare disponeres av hotellets gjester. Flertallet av brukerne i onsen var lokale beboere i området rundt hotellet.»

«Hotel is new and clean, we had a room with a double bed and 2 bunk beds for 4 people, there was a livingroom area with seating that could be closed off from the bedroom. The bathroom shower-bathtub area is a little weird by my standards but worked fine. It was very practical to have a laundry machine. It’s quite far from the metro (10-15 min walk). It’s about a 10 min walk from the Nishiki marked, on the way from the hotel to the marked we found quite a few good restaurants. »

«We stayed in Tokyo and Osaka prior to our stay here in Kyoto at Maeniiya Machiya Inn. Maeniiya Machiya Inn is a definite great place to stay and close to everything. Akemi (property owner) is a wealth of knowledge and gave a lot of tips and recommendations. Be sure to visit Sukemasa for dinner if you like Gyoza. It is very close and yummy for 1000yen! Thank you again for a wonderful stay. Sal and family »