Hotels in de buurt van Anaoji tempel (Kyoto)

'料理が素晴らしくて大満足でした。 露天風呂付きの部屋はいつでも入浴できて、足湯だけで楽しんだりできて、とても良かった。'

'全てにおいて清潔感を感じる良いホテルでした。部屋内はもにろんのこと、大浴場の脱衣所なども清潔で気持ちよく利用させていただきました。 京都市内への出張のため、チェックイン前の午前中から駐車場を利用しました。宿泊者ということでお安くはしていただいてましたが、２日分の料金となりました。'

'prima voor een keertje...'

'we had the most lovely stay. the property was immaculate and the staff were exceptionally kind. the meals were beautiful and delicious. we also enjoyed massages, which was the perfect way to cure our jet-lag!'

'A beguiling charming traditional stay in an enchanted low rise part of Kyoto near the river and the bamboo forest. Host could not be more helpful or courteous.'

'Great location in Arashiyama! Not so much amenities such as gym, restaurant and etc., but this is not what we needed here. Clean, comfortable, spacious room made the stay very convenient and nice. Would love to come back!'

'We loved the location, very quiet. Would have wanted a window we could look out of. It was frosted and felt like we were in a box.'

'There were surprise extra charges. Meal is costly'

'I loved the experience! Everyone was so warm and welcoming. They took great care showing me around and seemed to be standing by for anything I might need. The meals were exquisitely, artfully arranged - every vessel perfectly chosen and beautifully styled. I got to try lots of new things and found it absolutely charming. Nice and quiet location, too. I slept like a ton of bricks.'

'Intoxicatingly beautiful - in-room onsen is a must!!'

'Stay was awesome. '

'Beautiful traditional Japanese room'

'客室は清潔でスタッフの対応がよかったです。バイキングの食事がもう少し豪華で種類があればもっとよかったと思いました。'

'First, the staff was lovely, kind and very helpful. However, the property was very old, not kept up at all, and very far outside of the city. It’s by a beautiful river, but outside of a seating area, there is no place to walk or enjoy it. The property smells of mold (if you are sensitive, you may need to pass). And there was black mold growing on the tub/shower. The breakfast was a beautiful representation of a traditional Japanese start to the day, however, and we were thankful to enjoy it.'