Kyoto Uraraka Guest House Reviews

Nice hotel

Overall satisfaction is good. The waiters can communicate in normal English. The room is basically fully equipped and clean. If you have special requirements, such as early check-in, your luggage can be kept; change can also be processed. The location is close to Nijo Castle and worth a visit. There is a supermarket nearby for shopping. There are also buses to other attractions.

The boss is really patient. The room is okay and clean. The price is acceptable on Saturdays. It’s not hard to find food nearby. There is a supermarket not far away, near Nijo Castle, where you can buy things. There is a burger restaurant upstairs where you can eat. The hotel is on the second floor. , there is a microwave at the bar. The overall feeling is good. Mainly because it’s not far from Nijo Castle

The room is relatively large, the landlord's service is very good, there are Kyoto bus and subway cards available for purchase at the front desk, the price is the same as the official price, there is a bus stop downstairs, it is very convenient to go to the attractions

There is a saying that the rooms in cheap hotels in Japan are really big (it is rare for two 26-inch suitcases to be spread out, you know), and Ctrip’s pictures are more realistic. The location is also convenient. There is a bus stop downstairs, and there are drugstores and various convenience stores within two steps. However, there is not much to eat (the Red Deer Ramen is a gimmick and not delicious, so don’t go there). It is recommended to go back after eating. . It's a mom-and-pop shop. The owner's English is pretty good. It should be noted that they get off work at 8pm and no one is on duty. It's best to check in in the afternoon, don't be too late.

Although the facility is old, it is very clean and the staff is very helpful. However, I don't understand the list, which is a little discriminatory against China.

A little far from the center, but located in a quiet area, there are several bus stops nearby, you can get to anywhere in the city, also 7-11, family mart, etc. The room is large enough for Japan, clean, everything you need is available). The reception is open until 20:00; for late check-in, all information for self-check-in is left at the reception desk)

The couple at the front desk are very friendly. In addition to checking in and checking out, they seem to do the cleaning themselves, which is very hard work😳 There is a small bar behind the front desk, with a coffee machine and a microwave for self-service. I buy convenience store lunch boxes and eat at the bar every day, hahaha~ There are also self-service coin-operated washing machines and dryers at the entrance and exit. Not being allowed to wear shoes when entering the room was a little troublesome, but it didn't hurt because the room was great, with a very spacious and beautiful balcony! (The picture is the view from the balcony) The bed is also very soft and comfortable, I don’t want to get up when I lie down~ You put the garbage and towels to be replaced outside the door every day, and then the waiter will bring new towels and garbage bags in the afternoon, without any unnecessary interruption. It is very suitable for traveling and living alone. As a girl, I feel very safe and secure living here!

The room is spacious, clean and tidy. The boss and his wife are very enthusiastic and have no problem communicating in English. The sound insulation of the room is just average. The transportation is convenient, the bus station is relatively convenient, and the price is very affordable compared to the one in Shijo.

Much better than I expected, small but complete. The only drawback is that the wall is a bit thin, sometimes you can hear the noise from the next door, but fortunately it is not a big problem for us. The hotel is quite small, only occupying the second floor of a building, the facade is a bit inconspicuous, I almost walked past it😅 The boss is very warm and polite, and can speak English

Small cozy hotel. Check-in was quick and easy. The room is very small, but it has everything you need for a comfortable stay: from slippers to a kettle. My daughter and I are short (158 and 154 cm), so we were quite comfortable. But it will be difficult for people with standard height. In the toilet I could reach the ceiling with my hand, and in principle you can’t really turn around in the bathroom. But this, as I understand it, is, in principle, a feature of hotels in Japan, because in a hotel in Tokyo the situation is exactly the same. The receptionist was very nice and friendly. He told us and showed us on the map how best to get to the nearest attractions. By the way, you can walk to the Imperial Palace and Ninjo Castle in about 20 minutes. There is a 7/11 supermarket and several bus stops nearby. Of the minuses - no soundproofing. When cleaning the next room, you get the complete impression that the vacuum cleaner is working directly in your room. But in general, the hotel is very quiet, except for the sounds of cleaning in the morning, nothing else disturbed us. If you get up early, they won’t bother you either)

The room was very nice and comfortable. It's about ten minutes' walk from Nijo Castle. The room I stayed in also had a balcony.

The room in the B&B has a small balcony. The boss is very kind and can introduce the food, drink and transportation conditions around the B&B, which is very helpful. There is bus 93 at the door of the B&B, which can go to Arashiyama and JR stations. It is very convenient. There are also large shopping malls nearby. The supermarket can be used for food and drink. The house is a bit old.

The hotel is near 7-Eleven, near the bus. The room is good, not too small.