INA HOUSE GION

首先房間很寬敞，也很乾淨。工作人員也很貼心細緻，我下次還會考慮再來！

還沒有

Great location

I enjoyed the location - close to some of the major temples/touristy areas of Kyoto but also in a quieter section. Room was very large, nice spacious bathroom and had kitchen/laundry amenities available in room. Also conveniently located near bus stops to get to other parts of Kyoto.

Unsure if just user error but windows didn't fully close all the way so could hear people in the street at all hours and the cold air constantly leaked inside, but otherwise enjoyed the room layout. Also a little far from train station and buses are not large luggage friendly so recommend a taxi but that's just Kyoto for you :)

The property was central to areas we visited, easy to get around. The rooms small but very comfortable.

I don’t have anything bad to say about the property. Our stay was very enjoyable and great value for money

Situation géographique, confort, équipement. Communication excellente.

Rien!

Sehr zentral gelegen, leichtes einchecken. Das Zimmer hat alles, was man braucht. Aufbewahrung vom Gepäck kein Problem, im Aufenthaltsraum immer ein Angebot an Kaffee, Tee und Wasser

Kann nichts schlechtes sagen

Het personeel was heel behulpzaam en lief. De kamer was erg ruim en het hebben van een keuken, badkamer en minibalkon fantastisch. En niet te vergeten de wasmachine. In deze buurt zitten is ook fijn omdat alles lopend te doen is voor de belangrijkste attracties en omdat het "typisch" Japanse architectuur heeft. Geishas zien ( behalve verklede toeristen) is ons niet gelukt.

Let op er is ook een Ina house Kyoto deze heet Ina house Gion. Dus bij het nemen van een taxi let daar op!

Just a basic room with quite good facilities within the room, like a washing machine, dryer, stove for minor cooking. I think the location is good, near Gion, Kodaiji babboo forest, old towns like Ninenzaka, etc. But it's a little distance to walk across the river towards the city area. They do provide coffee and green tea.

You don't meet the property staff. Probably it's a Japanese practice to reduce dependence on manpower.