Apartments in Kyoto Prefecture, Japan

Having exclusive access to a washing machine was a major plus, and the bathroom dryer was incredibly convenient, drying our clothes while we slept or were out. However, the washing machine itself was quite dirty and required cleaning before we could use it. Given the room's size, a single air conditioner was completely inadequate for Kyoto's intense summer heat. Only the immediate vicinity of the AC unit felt cool, and it remained uncomfortably hot, especially after a shower, taking an age for us to stop sweating.

This was a lovely little temporary home with a washing machine and small kitchen. Good hot water for showers, plenty of towels. The only down side was that the sofa bed for the third pet was very uncomfortable. Otherwise a great stay.

It was all self checked in.. but room was very nice and comfortable. Very good location as well

I received check-in information via both email and text message, and even though I inquired via text message several times, the response was quick, which gave me great peace of mind. The room was clean and tidy, and had a relaxing, one-room apartment feel that was different from a hotel. It had a simple and stylish feel. I would recommend it to others and would like to use it again myself. Thank you!

This was a great guesthouse. The room was clean and well-equipped, although a knife was missing. I particularly appreciated the wet/dry separation in the bathroom. However, there was no drying rack, which was a minor disappointment given the Chinese custom of not leaving clothes outside overnight. Also, there were too few hangers; in the summer heat, changing clothes twice a day, they were simply inadequate. Its location near Tenkachaya Station (Sakaisuji Line and Nankai Line) is excellent, with a large supermarket just 50 meters away. This is perfect if you enjoy sushi, fresh seafood, wagyu beef, etc., and want to cook your own dinner; it's very economical and satisfying. While getting around is very convenient, the sole downside is its direct proximity to an elevated subway line. Trains whiz by every two minutes from 4:30 AM until midnight. Consequently, I would not recommend it for light sleepers or those with sleep disorders, as you might find yourself disturbed throughout the night.

We didn’t use much service so cannot really rate it. But the room is nice and new and staff is nice. The area is quiet but it is 7-10 mins walk to convenient stores, station. Not much shopping close by and only a few restaurants.. We enjoy the roominess and amendities, fully kitchen and washer/dryer.

We had a great stay! The location is good, walking distance to Yasaka Shrine, Maruyama Park and Gion district. Lots of convenience store and restaurants nearby and there is also a 24 hr supermarket. It is near the bus stop where lots of Kyoto buses pass by. The place itself was clean and huge compared to other hotels. There is a separate kitchen and bathroom area with a tub. The bedroom is huge and we could unfold our luggage and still have enough space to walk around. They have provided a clothes drying rack and washing machine with detergent. There is drip coffee provided and some tea. Highly recommended if you want to stay in Gion district and walk around the Higashiyama area in Kyoto! There are lots to do around and a lot of temples within walking distance.

The room was incredibly spacious, equipped with a kitchenette for light cooking, and featured two full bathrooms. The location was also excellent. We had a fantastic stay this time, and I would definitely consider staying here again on my next visit to Kyoto.

The room is well-equipped, clean, and hygienic. There's no room service, and you have to self-check-in (if you're bothered by this or think you can't manage it, don't book). The surrounding environment is quite nice, located in a quiet alley. The location is excellent, 500m from Keihan Main Line Sanjo Station and 700m from Hankyu Kawaramachi Station. It's very convenient to walk to Yasaka Shrine, Kamo River, and Shijo shopping street. Walking to Kiyomizu-dera and Ninenzaka is also not too far. There are many restaurants nearby, and overall, they feel more 'authentic' than those on Shijo shopping street.

Location needs to walk out to main road for local city bus, area is in Gion area, walkable to Main Street from nearest bus stop. Hotel is small however interior is decent looking. To note, no housekeeping service even though I stayed for 3 nights