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4-320 Miyagawasuji, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto, Osaka & Surrounding Area 605-0801, Japan
Great little ryokan in a quiet location Great little ryokan em uma localização tranqüila
Miyagawa-cho Este edifício original Ochaya de 130 anos permite que você passe a noite sentindo a história.
Stay was ok except no sound proof, shared bathroom and no elevator. Add to that was a narrow step stairways. Location wasnt that bad thou. A estadia foi ok, exceto sem à prova de som, banheiro compartilhado e sem elevador. Acrescente a isso foi uma escada estreita. Localização não era tão ruim.
Mixed Reviews from the group. It's a decent place for the cost. It wasn't too far from one of the train lines, about a 5-10 walk. The people who own/work at the inn are very polite and helpful. It's a nice place if you want to experience one night in a traditional sleep setting.It's a beautiful street, looks traditional, especially at night with the laterns on. We either saw a geisha or a maiko passing by and was so disappointed we missed her.Other Things to know:You may have to go through a hallway to get to your room. It may be a really narrow hallway. If you're lucky, it's a normal size hallway.Stairs...stairs...stairs...they are really small steps. Wear socks that you know can grip or if you know it won't slip. I fell down the stairs and no I didn't break anything. Comentários mistos do grupo. É um lugar decente para o custo. Não era muito longe de uma das linhas de trem, cerca de 5 a 10 caminhadas. As pessoas que possuem/trabalham na pousada são muito educadas e prestativas. É um lugar agradável se você quiser experimentar uma noite em um ambiente tradicional de sono.É uma rua bonita, parece tradicional, principalmente à noite com as lanternas ligadas. Nós ou vimos uma gueixa ou uma maiko passando e ficamos tão desapontados que sentimos falta dela.Outras coisas para saber:Você pode ter que passar por um corredor para chegar ao seu quarto. Pode ser um corredor muito estreito. Se você tiver sorte, é um corredor de tamanho normal.Escadas... escadas... escadas... são passos realmente pequenos. Use meias que você sabe que podem agarrar ou que não escorregam. Eu caí da escada e não, eu não quebrei nada.
A beautiful building, circa 130 years old. The rooms are small but completely adequate for two. The owners are lovely as is the street it's on. We were fortunate enough to see geisha walking by. The stairs are steep and narrow, however adds to the experience. The facilities are shared, however during our stay we were the only guests on our floor. Not a place to stay all day, but a great spot to begin your exploration of gion and surrounds. Would stay again! Um belo edifício, com cerca de 130 anos. Os quartos são pequenos, mas completamente adequados para dois. Os proprietários são adoráveis, assim como a rua. Tivemos a sorte de ver uma gueixa passando. As escadas são íngremes e estreitas, mas aumentam a experiência. As instalações são partilhadas, no entanto durante a nossa estadia fomos os únicos hóspedes no nosso andar. Não é um lugar para ficar o dia todo, mas um ótimo local para começar sua exploração de gion e arredores. Ficaria novamente!
Uma pousada muito histórica. Com o Miyagawa-cho Kaburenjo do outro lado da rua desaparecido, temos que mantê-lo como está! ! ! Cuide do antigo dono. De trabalhar para Shinchosha ao dono de uma pousada. A esposa dele é uma senhora bonita e bem-humorada mesmo na velhice, e ela me contou a anedota de que se sentiu atraída pelo ex-presidente de um certo I-Coffee em Kyoto e foi rejeitada por sua abordagem feroz.Também há uma coisa. O soba do antigo dono, udon? Era tão delicioso que me lembro de gastar muito dinheiro em uma tigela de banquete. Ele também me disse que quando se trata de comer e beber, não pense em ganhar dinheiro. Uma filha que morava no exterior tem uma rede de turistas estrangeiros, e ela fica lotada quando chega. O clima da pousada é escuro, mas tem o clima da época. Sentindo que há poucos futons. Mas agora em 2022, faz muito tempo que não estou no meio de muito tempo.Não apenas japoneses, mas também pessoas de Kyoto devem vir para ficar aqui. Futabatei Shimizu? É uma adolescente luxuriosa? tem uma história de ser escrito nesta pousada. Além disso, para dificultar o ataque dos bandidos aos dignitários do xogunato que permaneceram durante o período Edo, a inclinação das telhas é bastante íngreme, dificultando a passagem pelas telhas.
A very historic inn. With the Miyagawa-cho Kaburenjo across the street gone, we have to keep it as it is! ! ! Take care of the previous owner. From working for Shinchosha to the owner of an inn. His wife is a beautiful and humorous lady even in her old age, and she told me the anecdote that she was attracted to the former president of a certain I-Coffee in Kyoto and was rejected by her fierce approach. There is also a thing. The former owner's soba, udon? It was so delicious that I remember spending a lot of money on a bowl of feast. He also told me that when it comes to eating and drinking, don't think about making money. A daughter who used to live abroad has a network of foreign tourists, and it is crowded when inbound. The atmosphere of the inn is dark, but it has the atmosphere of the time. Feeling that there are few futons. But now in 2022, it's been a long time since I've been in the middle of a long time.Not only Japanese but also Kyoto people should come to stay here. Futabatei Shimizu? Is a lustful teenage girl? has a history of being written at this inn. Also, in order to make it difficult for thugs to target the shogunate dignitaries who stayed during the Edo period, the slope of the roof tiles is quite steep, making it difficult to break in through the tiles.
Una posada muy histórica. Con el Miyagawa-cho Kaburenjo al otro lado de la calle desaparecido, ¡tenemos que mantenerlo como está! ! ! Cuida al dueño anterior. De trabajar para Shinchosha a dueña de una posada. Su esposa es una dama hermosa y divertida incluso en su vejez, y me contó la anécdota de que se sintió atraída por el ex presidente de un cierto I-Coffee en Kioto y fue rechazada por su enfoque feroz.También hay una cosa. Soba del antiguo propietario, udon? Estaba tan delicioso que recuerdo haber gastado mucho dinero en un tazón de festín. También me dijo que cuando se trata de comer y beber, no pienses en ganar dinero. Una hija que solía vivir en el extranjero tiene una red de turistas extranjeros y está abarrotada cuando llega. El ambiente de la posada es oscuro, pero tiene el ambiente de la época. Sensación de que hay pocos futones. Pero ahora, en 2022, ha pasado mucho tiempo desde que estuve en medio de mucho tiempo.No solo los japoneses sino también los habitantes de Kioto deberían venir a quedarse aquí. ¿Futabatei Shimizu? ¿Es una adolescente lujuriosa? tiene una historia de ser escrito en esta posada. Además, para dificultar que los matones apunten a los dignatarios del shogunato que se quedaron durante el período Edo, la pendiente de las tejas del techo es bastante empinada, lo que dificulta la penetración a través de las tejas.
A very historic inn. With the Miyagawa-cho Kaburenjo across the street gone, we have to keep it as it is! ! ! Take care of the previous owner. From working for Shinchosha to the owner of an inn. His wife is a beautiful and humorous lady even in her old age, and she told me the anecdote that she was attracted to the former president of a certain I-Coffee in Kyoto and was rejected by her fierce approach. There is also a thing. The former owner's soba, udon? It was so delicious that I remember spending a lot of money on a bowl of feast. He also told me that when it comes to eating and drinking, don't think about making money. A daughter who used to live abroad has a network of foreign tourists, and it is crowded when inbound. The atmosphere of the inn is dark, but it has the atmosphere of the time. Feeling that there are few futons. But now in 2022, it's been a long time since I've been in the middle of a long time. Not only Japanese but also Kyoto people should come to stay here. Futabatei Shimizu? Is a lustful teenage girl? has a history of being written at this inn. Also, in order to make it difficult for thugs to target the shogunate dignitaries who stayed during the Edo period, the slope of the roof tiles is quite steep, making it difficult to break in through the tiles.
É um ryokan onde você não consegue parar de sentir a emoção como um labirinto. Pessoalmente, o karakami no quarto de hóspedes é imperdível! ! Apesar de ser um ryokan, tem uma sala de música e você pode tocar o quanto quiser! Eu tinha um piano. Pode ser bom como hospedagem para acampamentos de treinamento de bandas e passeios ao vivo. Por favor, pergunte uma vez
It is a ryokan where you can't stop feeling the excitement like a maze. Personally, the karakami in the guest room is a must-see! ! Even though it is a ryokan, there is a music room and you can play as much as you want! I had a piano. It may be good as a lodging for band training camps and live tours. Please inquire once
Es un ryokan donde no puedes dejar de sentir la emoción como un laberinto. ¡Personalmente, el karakami en la habitación de invitados es una visita obligada! ! Aunque es un ryokan, hay una sala de música y puedes tocar todo lo que quieras. Yo tenía un piano. Puede ser bueno como alojamiento para campamentos de entrenamiento de bandas y giras en vivo. Por favor pregunte una vez
Mixed Reviews from the group. It's a decent place for the cost. It wasn't too far from one of the train lines, about a 5-10 walk. The people who own/work at the inn are very polite and helpful. It's a nice place if you want to experience one night in a traditional sleep setting.It's a beautiful street, looks traditional, especially at night with the laterns on. We either saw a geisha or a maiko passing by and was so disappointed we missed her.Other Things to know:You may have to go through a hallway to get to your room. It may be a really narrow hallway. If you're lucky, it's a normal size hallway.Stairs...stairs...stairs...they are really small steps. Wear socks that you know can grip or if you know it won't slip. I fell down the stairs and no I didn't break anything. Reseñas mixtas del grupo. Es un lugar decente para el costo. No estaba demasiado lejos de una de las líneas de tren, a unos 5-10 minutos a pie. Las personas propietarias/que trabajan en el hotel son muy amables y serviciales. Es un buen lugar si desea experimentar una noche en un entorno de sueño tradicional.Es una calle preciosa, parece tradicional, sobre todo de noche con las linternas encendidas. O vimos pasar a una geisha oa una maiko y nos decepcionó tanto que la extrañamos.Otras cosas que debe saber:Puede que tenga que pasar por un pasillo para llegar a su habitación. Puede ser un pasillo muy estrecho. Si tienes suerte, es un pasillo de tamaño normal.Escaleras...escaleras...escaleras...son escalones realmente pequeños. Use calcetines que sepa que pueden sujetar o si sabe que no se resbalarán. Me caí por las escaleras y no, no me rompí nada.
Great little ryokan in a quiet location Gran pequeño ryokan en una ubicación tranquila
Miyagawa-cho Este edificio original de Ochaya, de 130 años, te permite pasar la noche sintiendo la historia.
Stay was ok except no sound proof, shared bathroom and no elevator. Add to that was a narrow step stairways. Location wasnt that bad thou. La estancia estuvo bien, excepto sin insonorización, baño compartido y sin ascensor. Además de eso, había unas escaleras estrechas. La ubicación no era tan mala.
A beautiful building, circa 130 years old. The rooms are small but completely adequate for two. The owners are lovely as is the street it's on. We were fortunate enough to see geisha walking by. The stairs are steep and narrow, however adds to the experience. The facilities are shared, however during our stay we were the only guests on our floor. Not a place to stay all day, but a great spot to begin your exploration of gion and surrounds. Would stay again! Un hermoso edificio, alrededor de 130 años. Las habitaciones son pequeñas pero completamente adecuadas para dos. Los dueños son encantadores al igual que la calle en la que está. Tuvimos la suerte de ver pasar a una geisha. Las escaleras son empinadas y estrechas, sin embargo, se suman a la experiencia. Las instalaciones son compartidas, sin embargo, durante nuestra estadía éramos los únicos huéspedes en nuestro piso. No es un lugar para quedarse todo el día, sino un gran lugar para comenzar a explorar Gion y sus alrededores. Me alojaría de nuevo!
Miyagawa-cho This 130-year-old Ochaya original building lets you spend the night feeling the history.
Stay was ok except no sound proof, shared bathroom and no elevator. Add to that was a narrow step stairways. Location wasnt that bad thou.
Great little ryokan in a quiet location
A beautiful building, circa 130 years old. The rooms are small but completely adequate for two. The owners are lovely as is the street it's on. We were fortunate enough to see geisha walking by. The stairs are steep and narrow, however adds to the experience. The facilities are shared, however during our stay we were the only guests on our floor. Not a place to stay all day, but a great spot to begin your exploration of gion and surrounds. Would stay again!
Mixed Reviews from the group. It's a decent place for the cost. It wasn't too far from one of the train lines, about a 5-10 walk. The people who own/work at the inn are very polite and helpful. It's a nice place if you want to experience one night in a traditional sleep setting. It's a beautiful street, looks traditional, especially at night with the laterns on. We either saw a geisha or a maiko passing by and was so disappointed we missed her. Other Things to know: You may have to go through a hallway to get to your room. It may be a really narrow hallway. If you're lucky, it's a normal size hallway. Stairs...stairs...stairs...they are really small steps. Wear socks that you know can grip or if you know it won't slip. I fell down the stairs and no I didn't break anything.
4-320 Miyagawasuji, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto, Osaka & Surrounding Area 605-0801, Japan