Hotel Iida

It felt good at first, the staff was very enthusiastic, we arrived at about 11 o'clock, put down our luggage and went out to play, checked in at the hotel at night, took a shower in the public bathroom, it can be said that it is quite old, there is a strange smell, young people choose carefully, there is a smoking area at the entrance of the hotel, but the hotel has access control, it opens at 6 am and closes at 11 pm, and breakfast also needs to be arranged according to their time, in short, it is quite inconvenient, booked three nights, checked out immediately after staying for one night, the room fee is not refunded on the second day, and 50% is refunded on the third day. This is the first time I have booked such a bad hotel on Ctrip, I am not very good, except for the service of the staff, which can be 100 points, everything else is 0 points

The room has an old Japanese style, which will be very popular for those who like old-fashioned design. However, you have to enter the bathhouse alone. There are no partitions, so you need to get used to it. But as long as you choose the right time to wash, you basically won’t encounter other people. It should be noted that the positions of the men's and women's bathhouses are switched every once in a while. It is easy to go wrong if you don't look carefully.

The Japanese-style room is relatively old, very close to Kyoto Station, the breakfast is OK, there is no private bathroom, public bath, and the price is expensive.

The location is 2 minutes from the station. The ryokan is tired, the walls are shabby, but everything is clean - it is suitable for an overnight stay. The common bath is not bad. There is no shower or bath in the room, only a toilet. Breakfast is good, in the common dining room on tatami. The staff is very friendly. I recommend it as a way to spend the night and touch the traditional ryokan in Kyoto.