Ryokan Kigusuriya offers accommodations in Nantan city. Free shuttle from/to JR Hiyoshi Station and the popular seeing site Kayabuki no sato is provided free of charge. Each room has a TV.
16 miles from Oyamazumi Shrine in Nantan city, Hiyoshi Forest Resort Yamanoie offers accommodations with access to a hot spring bath, spa facilities, and public bath.
ANGELA
United States of America
Amazing 🤩 loved the fish, miso soup, rice and green tea
Along the Kiyotakigawa River, Momojiya Annex offers traditional rooms with a private open-air bath and forest views. It features public baths and free wired internet in public areas.
Kristine
United States of America
The scenery was beautiful. It was peaceful. The food was absolutely delicious.
Featuring Japanese-style rooms with river views and an in-room bath, Takao Kanko Hotel is less than half a mile from Jingo-ji Temple.
Julie
Australia
After a beautiful hike hike from Arashiyama it was a warm welcome we received from Takao Kanko hotel. We loved our room overlooking the river, very clean, comfortable futons. The sounds of the river and nature. The included Japanese breakfast was delicious.
Offering inner courtyard views, Kyo Yunohana Resort Suisen in Kameoka features accommodations and a garden. This ryokan offers free private parking, an elevator, and free Wifi.
Shannon
United States of America
The best customer service I have ever experienced at any accommodation. The food was so beautifully arranged and the garden view is immaculate. Never had such a relaxing experience until I found this ryokan. Will come again if I ever get the chance to!
A quiet traditional Japanese inn along the Kiyotakigawa River, Momojiya of Takao offers Japanese-style rooms with forest views, public baths with mountain views and free wired internet in public...
Tea Kau
Denmark
The reception greeted us with open arms and was exceptional nice! They insisted on carry our luggage in, which we felt bad for since our luggage was heavy... But they were so nice :,) they double explained everything to us about the baths and food. We were well informed and was clear about our stay. There was delicious snacks and tea waiting for us in the room and clothes we could change into. The size of the room was very nice and we had plenty of space for our luggage. Pretty green scenery around the Ryokan
Located in a quiet neighborhood in Arashiyama district, Rangetsu offers Japanese-style accommodations with a private Hinoki cypress wood bath and free wired internet access.
Nenrinbo is a ryokan in a quiet location surrounded by the mountains of Kyoto and features a beautiful garden with seasonal colors.Renovated in April 2018, it displays various artworks in the hotel...
Maira
United States of America
The staff was wonderful. Super helpful and welcoming.
Located in a castle town, NIPPONIA Sasayama Castle Town Hotel offers renovated Japanese-style houses as accommodations in Sasayama, a 15-minute stroll from Sasayamaguchi Station.
Experience culture authentically with a stay at these traditional Japanese-style accommodations. Sleep on the floor (on a futon roll) in a room furnished with tatami flooring and sliding doors. Guests can often expect access to a communal bath, plus a complimentary Japanese garment called a yukata.
Koba and his team, the staff, were incredibly helpful and lovely people. The breakfast and dinner were truly organic, and the hot spring was so cozy, providing a relaxing atmosphere throughout our stay. I would confidently say that staying there was the highlight of our trip to Japan.
We loved the food! We loved the kindness of the owner! They put a lot of effort into making our stay comfortable. For example, when they saw that our 9-months old baby eats dinner with us, they made dishes just for him. They didn't seem to mind the mess that was left after a 9-month old eats by himself... Our son liked people in the ryokan, smiling at them a lot.
The onzen was very nice! The Wifi connection was very good too.
Our room was very big, which was comfortable when staying with a baby.
Evgeniia
Family with young children
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