Rinn Gion Yasaka Reviews

We love this property for its special characteristics and its location.

The location is very good, there is a bus at the door, it is very convenient to go anywhere, get up early at 5 o'clock and go to Kiyomizu Temple and cross the road to get there (there is no one). There is a washing machine,

It is very close to Kiyomizu Temple and Ninnenzaka, and it takes about 10 minutes to walk there. There is a place to eat behind the hotel, but remember to make a reservation! Although the room is small, it has everything it should have. The toilet and bathroom are separated, and the dry and wet areas are well separated. In addition, the hotel is far from the subway station. You can only take a taxi from Kyoto Station to the hotel, because you can't get on the bus with luggage~

The room is very new and you can see that it is carefully decorated with good facilities. It is very clean. It would be better if there is breakfast.

The location is very good, the hotel is very clean, the front desk guy speaks good English, I like the decoration and layout of this hotel very much, the tatami is also very comfortable to sleep on, I will come here again in the future!!

Very good hotel, highly recommended hotel

For three people, the room is quite large, with two single beds and a tatami mat. It feels like a Japanese-style B&B. The decoration quality is very good, Japanese-style and delicate, and the bathroom is separated into three. The location is not a particularly central hotspot, but Kiyomizu Temple, Ninnenzaka, Sannenzaka, Yasaka Temple, Hanami Trail, Dien Garden, and Kamogawa are all within a 10-minute walk. Very satisfied.

Facilities: There is a public laundry room, which costs 300 yen per time. It is very convenient to wash clothes and you don’t need to bring too many clothes. There is a public microwave and cold water dispenser, which is very convenient for hot meals and drinking water. Cleanliness: Because it is a B&B, it is not cleaned every day. It is cleaned once every three days, but the room is still very clean. Environment: The location is invincible, two to three hundred meters away from ******* Temple and 800 meters away from Qingshui Temple. If you want to play in Kyoto, it is recommended to stay near here. If you live at JR Kyoto Station, taking the bus will be a bit crowded, especially during the peak hours when you go back in the evening, when there are many people on the bus. Service: The hotel service is very good. PS, we are traveling with a baby. The B&B does not provide strollers, but there are strollers at JR Kyoto Station. It is very convenient to rent. You can rent them directly at Kyoto Station. Go to Google and search: MK トラベル. You can also make a reservation on it, one for a day. About 500 yen.

The location of the B&B is unbeatable. There are many Japanese-style treasure restaurants around the door, as well as local supermarkets. It is very convenient to walk to Kiyomizu Temple and Ninenzaka. It is also very close to Kamogawa River in the evening. You can walk to the most prosperous place commercial street. It is very quiet to go to the nearby ******* Temple in the morning

It's a three-minute walk from Kennin-ji Temple. It's not too far from Kiyomizu-dera Temple, Hanami Trail, and Kamogawa Kamogawa. It's within walking distance. There are many kaiseki restaurants across the alley, and there is a chrysanthemum restaurant with a high rating at the entrance of the alley. . Going out of the alley is the Qingshuidao bus station, and there are many small shops renting kimonos on the street. The hotel can rent comics and has a laundry room, but there is no breakfast and no free cleaning service. Our family of four lives in a double bed plus tatami room with a corner sofa. The room is not small, but the overall price is not low.

At first, I saw very few reviews, and I wasn't sure how it was going to be. I am really satisfied after checking in, the service is very good. The room size is considered large in Japan, and it is very close to Shijo Street and Kiyomizu Temple. There are a lot of food around, and there are 3.4 convenience stores. The toiletries are pola, very comfortable, and the bathroom is separated from wet and dry. There are also comic books available for rent on the first floor, and emails will be sent before check-in. Towels are changed every day and garbage is collected. All in all very satisfied and would recommend to friends.

The room is large and has tatami space. It is very close to Kiyomizudera Temple and the Kanji Museum. There are also many restaurants and convenience stores nearby. It is great to have a quiet place in the bustle. 🌟

I thought it was a Japanese garden, but it was actually a youth hostel.

It doesn’t feel like a regular hotel, but a homestay. It’s in a residential area with three floors. Check-out must be at 10:00, and you can only check in by yourself after 10:00 pm. Anyway, it’s not recommended