Kyoto Ryokan

2 Ryokan Found in Kyoto, Showing 1-2

• Ryokan Shimizu 0.63Km > Kyoto
  from ¥ 11,000.00

  Superb 9.2

  519 reviews

  Shimogyo-ku Shichijo dori Wakamiya agaru Kagiyacho 644, Kyoto 600-8317   map

  About a 7-minute walk from JR Kyoto Train Station and a 3-minute walk to Nishi-Hongan-ji Temple, Ryokan Shimizu is a non-smoking property that provides air-conditioned Japanese rooms with free Wi-Fi a... more info on ryokan shimizu

  Staff were exceptionally nice and helpful; they were able to give us directions when we called, hopelessly lost. They greeted us warmly when we arrived with hot cups of tea and helped us to find a local restaurant. The next day, they offered to keep our luggage while we went sightseeing. If you are looking for a traditional ryokan experience, this... what people say » is a great introduction. The traditional breakfast in the morning was also very good and well worth the value. - The location is excellent, just 5+ mins walk from the main Kyoto station. Price is reasonable for the service and facilities. Rooms are clean and fully equipped. Staff served tea to us every day when we came back to the ryokan. They have a free cultural night event every night run by volunteer staff. They are so friendly and it was really nice learning about their lives in Kyoto, as well as pick up some origami/calligraphy writing. Highly recommended!
• Masuya Ryokan 2.13Km > Kyoto
  Excellent 8.0

  185 reviews

  Sakyo-ku Shinfuyamachidori Nioumon Okiku cho145, Kyoto 606-8376   map

  Located in the heart of popular Sanjo area and just a 3-minute walk from Sanjo Train Station and Sanjo-Keihan Subway Station, Masuya Ryokan offers chic accommodation with spacious Japanese-style guest... more info on masuya ryokan

  The personnel of Masuya Ryokan was great: very kind, serviceable, always ready to help you. The location is very good, next to important shopping areas and attractions. This Ryokan has spacious rooms designed according to the Japanese style. - The staff. They were very friendly and helpful, though I could not say a word in Japanese.