Luck You Kyoto

A very unique hotel, very warm, our family is very satisfied. The attitude of the waiters is also very good, and they will provide warm babies when it is cold outside. Great experience! I will choose this hotel again next time I visit Kyoto.

The room is a typical Japanese tatami room, just as imagined. It is relatively exquisite. Although it is not big, I don't feel cramped when I live there. When checking in, the staff provided some welcome refreshments, patiently explained to us the use of public areas, breakfast times and other precautions. They also recommended nearby places to eat, drink and have fun. They spoke softly throughout the process, making people feel very relaxed and comfortable. It is worth mentioning that there is a sento opposite the hotel. You can use the coupons given by the hotel to take a bath for free. The bathhouse is also the traditional one in Japanese dramas. It is recommended that if you want to feel the atmosphere of a Japanese bathhouse, you must go and experience it. Take a shower and drink a bottle of iced milk, nice~

The house is indeed a renovated old machiya, so the area is indeed a bit cramped. The service from ********* compatriots is very good, and breakfast and afternoon iced drinks are also provided, which is a good experience.

The whole family is very happy and will choose to stay again if given the opportunity

To be honest, a hotel at this price is a bit lower than expected. Although it is a machiya, there are still quite a lot of people staying there, unlike some machiyas where only one family lives. The location of the hotel is not very good. You have to take a bus to go everywhere. The surrounding buildings are relatively modern. This machiya is quite awkward here. But the attitude of the lady at the front desk is quite good, and there is a bathroom opposite where locals wash themselves, so you can experience Japanese culture.

I've traveled all the way to Japan, but I want to experience a ryokan, and the price is the best value for money when I want to be expensive. However, since kaiseki meals are not prepared, and the hot spring is not located in the facility, but is used in the hot spring bath right in front of the accommodation, you cannot feel the ryokan as it is. The location is not far from Kyoto Station, so there was no inconvenience in finding the accommodation after leaving the luggage at Kyoto Station and walking around enough. It was the best in terms of service, such as preparing simple refreshments at check-in, free pork nose rental, and map of restaurants around the accommodation.