Clean hotel with incredible and great breakfasts. Delicious food and hot drinks. - Marvellous and exceptionally nice location close to the tube, bus stops, and main train station. - Not far from Costume Museum. - Really nice overall experience.

The hotel offers absolutely fantastic and great meal in the morning, amazing food. Functional rooms complete with smaaaaaaall bathroom, private bath plus the futon, outstandingly friendly staff.

Well-maintained and nice little hotel located in a very very nice area not far from railway station and bus station, convenience stores and areas including buses, trains and convenience stores. A wide range of options for fantastic and great breakfast. Quiet and handy location to Sanjusangendo Temple. Unforgettable overall experience...

The accommodation here is traditional and offers modern amenities like an electric kettle and air conditioning.

Friendly and helpfull staff, speak english very well.

Very small room/bathroom, but if you are aware of it, its no problem at all.

Hotel was nice little, thoroughly enjoyed our stay.

The staff were WELCOMING and accommodating, nothing too much trouble.

The American breakfast had a great variety of food, and the location is fantastic being surrounded by cafés and restaurants.

The rooms were cozy and the staff was nice. I recommend the tea and kimono ceremonies.

Not complaining really but there were no mirrors or clocks in the rooms. It would be a beneficial addition.

The staff was extremely helpful and professional, some of them especially. Our room with simple decor was good little and brand-new.

This place has a convenient central location near the bus stop and is also very close to Kyoto's center, Kyoto Station, and Gojo Subway Station.

Awesome staff, lovely place, great traditional rooms...generally just what you want in a place to stay!

Nothing really, everything was perfect!

Staff is really nice and speak English fluently. The room is so clean.

Difficult to find

The location was great and lovely as for me, really close to underground and bus stops, family run noodle shops, convenience stores, a supermarket.

The building itself is beautiful

Despite the heater being on all night it was like camping in a -20 snowstorm. Then we get to the good bit, it sounded like there was a nail factory next door which started at approximately 11 PM and continued until 8 AM when it stopped. The place seems very much like a hostel because there are notes stuck to absolutely everything, and you have to walk through a kitchen to get to your room.

The ryokan was run by a lovely, helpful family that spoke excellent English, which can be a rarity in Japan.

I ended up leaving the Ryokan after the second night of my five night stay. My room was right at the front of the building, surrounded by reception, communal kitchen, communal sitting room, hallway, staircase and bathroom,and so noisy I couldn't sleep. Even though I had also booked a double room, the was barely enough room for me! Not sure if I actually was in a double room. If you could get another room, I think it would be fine, but for me personally, it didn't make my stay enjoyable. I moved to a business hotel.