Yadoya Manjiro

This ryokan was the best part of our trip to Japan! Would stay there again. Delicious breakfast and lovely hosts.

Great location, clean ryokan, awesome breakfast and friendly hosts!

Very beautifully decorated ryokan. The owner is super friendly and speaks good English. Breakfast was really good, homemade food! You have the entire floor to yourself when you book a room/apartment. Everything was very clean. The location is great!

We stayed for one night. If you have a sensitive back, like me, traditional Japanese futon beds are not the best choice. I had back pain the next day. But this was my own mistake. I don't know what I expected.

Perfection from start to finish. Absolutely charming people and house. Astounding kindness and hospitality. The light comes through the windows of the house that is just so... 'wabi sabi'!!! Loved it!

I can't think of anything. I usually have something negative to say, but I really can't think of anything that could have been better. Maybe... it's a good idea to take a taxi, just up the hill if you have luggage.

We loved how friendly and cheerful was our host, but the best was the place itself. Magical, traditional japanese house and whole floor only for us! We will never forget this place. Thank you!

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一切都很好。谢谢。 Everything is very nice, especially the staffs who not only warmly welcomed us but also help to call a cab and take care of our luggage. Thank you. Highly recommended.

The hosts were awesome. I felt very much at peace and welcomed. I loved my room, which was stunningly beautiful in a very toned down way.

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A nice clean traditional Japanese Ryokan. The facilities were fantastic, the location right next to Kiyomizu-Dera. The best thing about the stay was the host - he was very friendly and worked very hard to make the stay very comfortable. The big Japanese breakfast in the morning was delicious.

I loved it and there isn't anything negative to say. For some guests, the traditional futon beds might be different to what they are used to, so to be aware, but it is part of the Ryokan experience.

Most beautiful place I’ve ever stayed