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Kyoto hotels are much more expensive than Osaka. We opted to save on lodgings (so wr can eat) hence we stayed here. It did it purpose; we slept ok but nothing else. Location was quite unstrategic. But to our surprise, amenities (yukata, towel, soap) are...More
The room is very small but this is normal Japanese standard. The futon beds were very clean and comfortable. The service was very bad thought. They did not clean the room and we had to ask for toilet paper.
We were very happy with our stay here. Everything felt safe and secure, and there were plenty of facilities available if you needed them such as kithcen, restaurant and laundry. The shower had incredible pressure! We really miss it haha.
It's a great location too....More
Thank Helvin3
Response from Nagomi-Ryokan-Yuu, Manager at Guest House Ikoi-no-ieResponded 9 July 2017
Thank you for your stay and feedback.
Mainly it is a good one, but only one point is not.
However, we are still very happy to get such a nice review from you.
Regarding the mattress, we are able to add some to soften them,...More
Simple accomodation near Kyoto central station amidst some cute streets. Good base to explore Kyoto. Shower needed daily cleaning and sometimes lacked hot water (lukewarm only) but was ok for us. Kitchenette was handy. Room was warm and futon beds comfyMore
Thank Sophie K
Response from Nagomi-Ryokan-Yuu, マネージャー at Guest House Ikoi-no-ieResponded 15 December 2016
Thank you for your stay and feedback.
We are grateful that we got a positive comment although you have some problems during your stay.
To shower by the hot water, there is sometimes a need to adjust the tap.
We will see how it works...More
We stayed both here and in kawaramachi, and we like Inoi-no-ie better. It is still centrally located, and just about 10-15 mins walk to Kyoto Station (great weather!), but not so chaotic and busy. It is tucked in so you can get lost, but once...More
Thank keepinggrace
Response from Nagomi-Ryokan-Yuu, マネージャー at Guest House Ikoi-no-ieResponded 12 November 2016
Thank you very much for your stay and evaluation.
We just appreciate your clear descriptions and positive comments.
Without being satisfied, we will keep trying to be better for our guests.
We again thank you for your stay and all will expectedly wait for your...More
Shimogyo-ku is centered around the busy train hub, Kyoto Station. A nexus for commerce, shopping, dining, and hotels, the Shimogyo-ku area is infused with tourists and local business travelers, making it a competitive location for ever-new commercial structures. The shops and cafes here are chic and trendy, as a result, with many recognizable chains. Commuters flood the Shimogyo-ku area twice a day, and
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with Kyoto Station itself being a modern mega-complex and an architectural marvel, this neighborhood is one of the most contemporary and energetic areas that the city has to offer. Buildings here look futuristic, and huge department stores, shopping arcades, and public meeting spaces provide every possible convenience. It is also nearly the only place in Kyoto where rooftop dining and socializing is available, completing its modern tone.