Villas in Kyoto Prefecture, Japan

"The hotel check in is in Kyoto, staying here in Takashimaya, the hotel will send the luggage to the room. The bell hotel has two houses in Takashimaya, South and North. The biggest highlight is that the shutters in the living room are open to Takashimaya, and you can sit by the river for breakfast. The room has cookers and microwaves. The room is located on the edge of the four gardens, shopping and sightseeing are particularly convenient. It should be noted that the room is all wooden, so the sound insulation is not very good. If there are noisy pedestrians, roaring engines or heavy rain at night, you will hear it clearly."

"Very satisfied with the stay experience! Location: Very close to Kamogawa River and Kyoto Imperial Palace. You can enjoy the scenic spots on foot. However, there are less delicious food in the surrounding area because it is not in a bustling area, but it is only a few kilometers away from the downtown area. Environment: Very stylish, renovated old wooden house. I live in the largest room No. 1. If possible, I will definitely choose this room. It is larger than the others. There is a shoe-changing porch on the first floor. The living area is on the second floor. The balcony can be directly accessed. See the Japanese garden. I have to praise the courtyard, it is very beautiful and it is very comfortable to sit in the courtyard and have a drink. The room is very big. I love the wooden bathtub with a view and the Japanese-style living room. I feel like it's a waste to stay here. Service: The service attitude is great, but remember not to bring children under 12 years old‼ ️This is not obvious on the hotel reservation page. My friend brought his seven-year-old child. Fortunately, there was a Chinese-speaking front desk person who helped contact the manager to accommodate. We can check in, but the children cannot go to the restaurant area downstairs. Speaking of restaurants, my favorite is from the afternoon to 10pm, so! have! liquor! water! waived! fee! Are you really not afraid of an alcoholic like me? The only drawbacks are: the sound insulation is a bit poor, and the sounds from the street in the morning can be heard very clearly. Furthermore, the door frames are generally very low, and anyone over 1.7 meters tall may bump their heads. I bumped them twice a day on average. But don’t blame the hotel, that’s what Japanese architecture is. Will come again!"

"Front parking. There is an awkward kerb placed and reversing your vehicle might mount the kerb (not sure why it was badly placed there). Accomodation is lovely, modern redefined of a Japanese house. Bedding was superb. WC located on both L1 and L2 is a plus for us."

"Traditional Japanese-style squatters, suitable for family stays, our group of 6 adults and 2 children is very suitable, although breakfast is not provided, but there are many convenience stores nearby, travel is also very convenient. If you check in, you need to go to Bell Kyoto Station. After check in, there will be a staff member to send you to the room. You can also store your luggage for free."

"This year, Kyoto's red leaf season ended a little later, and luckily booked a room far below the November price. This door is not big but there is a hole in the sky inside. It feels like there is a townhouse built in 4-5. Our check-in time was relatively late, and the small requirements made to the front desk lady were met. There are two floors, two bedrooms and two bathrooms. Our couple is a bit extravagant. It should not be crowded next time we bring our parents again (it is estimated that it is inconvenient for both parents to come). The block is very quiet, not far from Nijo City, about seven or eight minutes from Omiya Station, we dragged our suitcases on the quiet street at night a little embarrassing: D. Overall satisfaction, if the price is right, I will choose next time."

"The room is oversized, with two bedrooms upstairs, one Japanese style and one Western style. The location is convenient, a few steps from Wujo Bus Station, and it is also very close to Kamogawa and Shijo Kawaramachi. The fly in the ointment is that the curtains can't shading, and they will wake up at 6 or 7 o'clock every day. Then stay for four nights clean once for free, and there is no disposable items other than towels. After calling, someone will send them the next day. In addition, there is no body milk in the room, and the check-in place is very complete and you can pick it up by yourself."