Guest House Koiya

It was nice change to stay at traditional Japanese house

Because it’s an old house I could hear other guests

Very convenient location. Walking distance from the Golden Pavilion. There is an onsen nearby.

The house is old.

Amazing, absolutely wonderful. The grace and serenity of the guest house is only matched by serenity of the surrounding temples and shrines. A few minute walk from Bhudda's Kosho-ji Temple, many close shrines, and even the enshrined Oda who unified Japan. Quick train ride to Inari it is a fantastic destination and amazing people who serve breakfast and the best coffee!

Nice little guesthouse in Kyoto tucked away in a quiet street. We had a double room with futons, wasn't the biggest but still comfortable. Shared bathrooms and shower rooms but we knew to expect this and everything was clean. There was a basic breakfast for when we left in the morning and you can make pots of tea in your room too. Delighted we managed to find this place as almost everywhere else in Kyoto was booked or triple the price. Overall excellent value for money and a very comfortable night. Would definitely come back

Location is not fantastic as it's a little out of town but the nearest metro station is only 10 minutes away. Also the room was quite bright in the morning, would recommend an eye mask if you're a light sleeper like me

Very nice place, a public onsen close by, place was very cute and local experience.

I love this place. If you’re looking for a traditional Japanese place to stay, here you go. Rooms are amazing with floor desks and they have chargers, hair dryers, toothbrush and toothpaste in them. The rooms have sliding doors that lock which I especially loved. My room had a window I could open as well. Also my own AC unit. Breakfast is provided and it’s fruits, yogurt, bread, tea, coffee, jam and such. Staff is very friendly and the place is very clean. I just loved this place