โรงแรมใกล้วัด Yasaka Koshin-do, เกียวโต

"The staff was very attentive. They have a laundry room. They don’t serve breakfast nor they have an indoor restaurant. This is a very good hotel just not as impressive as the one in Tokyo or the Ryokan in Hakone."

"Beautiful location and excellent service. The staff was helpful and everything about the hotel and the area was perfect."

"In the heart of the old town. Very traditional. Used the big tub several times. Wonderful!"

"Wonderful very nice staff perfect area"

"Wonderful hotel on amazing location. Staff was great for recommending restaurants and very helpful. Best hotel we stayed at in Japan!"

"I didn't expect that it would be a whole house just for myself! The service was splendid, very polite and helpful. The house has everything you need, i.e. all the dishes. The interior is traditional and, very comfortable and nice."

"Perfect location, quiet but close to it all. Japan zen interior. Clean an big rooms."

"Excellent service and beautiful place"

"I liked the cute boutique vibe of this hotel. The building itself is small; however, our room was spacious for two people, and included a little nook to sit. The hotel’s amenities on the main floor were also nice and helpful if needed. The staff are friendly and were always willing to help."

"Great! A little long to walk but not bad. Might differentiate from others if there was a car to drop off guests. Awesome GM extremely personable "

"Banyan tree made our trip in Kyoto. The concierge and hotel staff were so helpful with planning and implementing my engagement plans, I can’t thank them enough. The hotel itself is stunning and the rooms are in keeping with a proper Ryoken with a modern twist. I highly recommend staying "

"部屋が広くてよかった "

"非常好的住宿體驗，房間乾淨整潔，地點也很不錯"

"I enjoyed my stay. The room was clean and many amenities were available. The location is also great, with historic landmarks and restaurants close by. The staff is also very helpful."

"Terrific room and the neighborhood is beautiful and quiet. Very near Kiyomizu-dera and the crowded streets of Ninnenzaka, Sannenzaka and Nene-no-michi."