Gion Shinmonso

Excellent environment and location. The room are relatively large and it includes all the devices you need. Staffs are accommodating and gentle. Futons will be setup nicely before bed time.

Great service, loud at times during meal preparation

Stayed here for 2 nights Staff very helpful and polite Smoking being allowed in the hotel lobby and current construction work on the hotel wall detracted an otherwise nice ryokan Our room window was taped over with opaque wrap and scaffolding covers the outside of the hotel Also it's quite noisy during the day though that didn't really affect us as we were out most of the day They have a public bathroom downstairs if you have a room without a private bathroom Our private bathroom was quite small Location of the hotel is fantastic as it's situated right in the district of Gion Plenty of dining options nearby though we had a lot of problems finding a non smoking restaurant, so beware if you have young kids or respiratory issues I would say wait until the construction work is completed before staying here

The Gion Shinmonso is an amazing value, a 5 minute walk from the central area of Gion just of Shijo Avenue, closer to the Kamo River but between it and the Yasaka Shrine. A very nice onsen (hot springs bath) to refresh one after a long day of sight-seeing!

地理位置不错，服务也不错

very good

Il ryokan è molto grazioso e a poca distanza dal Gion corner, circa 5 minuti a piedi, da provare almeno per una notte per scoprire le tradizioni giapponesi, la colazione però potete evitarla e prendere quella classica continentale, a meno che non siete degli amanti del pesce di prima mattina! Ottima posizione e personale molto cortese.

Das Hotel liegt unschlagbar gut, viel ist zu Fuß zu erreichen. Wir hatten extrem heißes, schwüles Japanwetter. So schlichen wir von Tempel zu Tempel, und dann zu einem tollen Restaurant. Immer ein feuchtes Handtuch um die Schultern.

老闆娘很親切，早餐很好吃，房間裡還有哆啦A夢睡覺的壁櫥，小朋友很喜歡！

This ryokan, in the heart of Giin, was an excellent one. The staff were all pleasant and polite, especially if you can speak some Japanese. The rooms were in excellent condition an, and while I personally wasn't able to eat their breakfast or dinner while I was there, they looked delicious. The internet they offered was respectable: not fast but not slow either. Finally, the sento they had on the first floor was excellent. As for the traditional aesthetics, I think this ryokan did very well. All the staff were wearing very nice spring kimono, which were appropriate for the season. The rooms each had three ikebana: one under the shoe box at the entrance, one in the tokonoma, and one on a side table. Of course, they had a yukata for each guest available as well as towels for the sent. It was all very nice. As far as complaints go, the only one I have is that the futons were a little short for me. Of course I'm a big American guy so I find it hard to fault them for that.