Ohara no Sato

분위기 좋고 직원이 친절해요 온천도 작지만 좋았고 음식도 괜찮은 편이었어요 코다츠는 너무 좋아서 집에 가져갈뻔했어요 방에 먼지가 좀 많았고 온천 아침이용시간이 좀 짧았어요 온천이용 세금이 따로 있었는데 미리 알았었으면 좋았을 것 같아요 전체적으로 만족했습니다

료칸치고 저렴한 비용에 주변 자연경관이 수려합니다. 식사로 나오는 된장이 엄청 맛있음. 오하라 라는 위치가 조금 멀지만, 시간 여유가 된다면 하루 숙박하는것을 추천드립니다.

Ohara no Sato is a traditional Japanese ryokan in the hills above Kyoto. Most staff speak very little English but it is easy enough to communicate. The onset/hot spring baths were very nice (although I have no other experience for comparison) a segregated by gender and big enough for several people in the two pools. I went in August, not a big tourist month, so I pretty much had the baths to my self. The breakfast and dinner were very good - bring your appetite for Japanese food as there is no western option. The ryokan is quite a hike to the main temples, but th walk is lovely. Ohara no Sato is on my list for my next trip to Kyoto!

One must visit the temples and walk along the circular path of the area. As for the Ryokan - we found it to be quite shabby and tired; certainly the price you pay doesn't reflect the comfort one would expect or aesthetic impressions of the interior. The onsen in place desperately needs refurbishment and good clean up from unpleasant looking insects and mildew. The stuff was very friendly and very helpful. The traditional meal offered at the hotel was super and definitely worth experiencing if don't mind subtle flavours of vegetables and meats. Great area, sadly, wouldn't recommend the hotel.

Overall the onsen ryokan is well maintained even though it was built quite some years back. The food is pretty good but if you stay more than 2 nights, you might get bored with it.

We were going for a traditional onsen experience and got it at Ohara no Sato. Very old school with no flashing lights or whistles. The area around is beautiful and fun to explore. The bath area was old but clean.

Facilities are inconvenient with the only sinks located down two flights from our bedroom. Service was rushed and impersonal.

The hotel is located in the hills of Oohara and has excellent walking to temples. Lots of places to eat a short bus ride away. The staff are friendly and helpful. Most visitors come up from Kyoto for an overnight or a long day trip. We stayed 3 days and the staff made us different dinner sets each night, normally it is a one pot miso chicken dish. And beer. The inn will send a mini bus to pick you up at the bus station, but it is a 10 minute walk Without luggage on a walking/ bike path mostly.

We enjoyed the outdoor hot spring. Meals were very good.

The simple accommodations and the surrounding Japanese forest combine to make this a memorable stay. I wish I had booked more than one night! The staff was very friendly and did their best to host us in English. The food was decent and making our own beds out of futons was a fun experience. The outdoor hot bath was very relaxing before bed and at the start of the day.