Beoordelingen voor Gionkoh

The location of the accommodation is nearby a couple of nice temples / shrines. The street where it is located gives the old school Japanese street vibe that you can see from old Japanese shows. The owner is extremely friendly and helpful. If there is anything to be mindful of, do note the walls are slightly thin, so sounds will pass through quite easily, which is why ear plugs are also prepared for those who wants lesser noise.

This is a very cosy and quaint ryokan hosted by a most helpful local, Hiro. The futons were super comfortable and I didn't want to get out of bed. Extremely well located in the heart of the old district, though a bit of a walk from the nearest train and metro stations. Take a cab if you have a lot of luggage. We stayed on the first floor and had our own bath and toilet. Toilet was a bit chilly as we stayed during winter. The bath tub was lovely to soak in for those cold winter nights. Hiro was very patient, accommodating, and attentive to our needs. Thank you for a lovely stay.

Nice and authentic guesthouse with beautiful garden and cozy lounge zone. Near bunch of cool sights: Kyomizu dera, Yasaka shrine, Gion District etc. Hiro was a very nice and helpful host. I felt like home in this stay:)

The owner is young, has strong communication skills, and provides appropriate and comfortable service. Although the equipment is old, I love the sense of history and the feeling of being in an ancient capital.

Taisho Japanese and Western style, located in the old city west of Kyoto, very close to Kiyomizu-dera Temple and Yasaka Pagoda

The landlord is handsome and speaks very good English. He also understands my simple English. I arrived early and checked in early when the room was available, saving me the time of turning back and checking in during the tour. The layout of the entire B&B is like a compact courtyard, with a calmly arranged garden in the middle: a carp pond and a blooming crape myrtle tree. We live on the second floor. The first floor has a kitchen and a corridor where you can relax, drink tea and watch gardening. A total of 5 households can live here, and I saw many European tourists living here. There are tatami mats indoors, so it's no problem to accommodate 3 people. There is a separate bathroom (shower + bathtub) separated from dry and wet areas and a separate toilet room. For a two-story house with a wooden structure, you need to estimate the sound when climbing stairs and walking around. The biggest advantage here is that it is very close to Yasaka Shrine, Twonenhan, Threenianzaka, and Kiyomizudera Temple. There are various Japanese restaurants, cafes, 711 FamilyMart, and small clinics on the road. You can also reach Kamogawa River within a short walk. Or four business districts.