Hotéis em Kita, Quioto

Prós: The ryokan served authentic Japanese cuisine, which is Kyoto style, for the breakfast and dinner. I usually take buffet style of breakfast, but it was really amazing experience trying these food. The area is very quiet and a little distance from city central, but they have the service of shuttle bus to go to Kinkaku-ji. Also there is a free parking space, most of Kyoto hotels does not own it for customers.

Prós: Traditional style hotel , clean and nice , very stylish

Prós: Great experience staying

Prós: Amazing design of the room. Lots of space. Wonderfull classic japaneese breakfast. Butifull garden.

Prós: Loved the tranquil atmosphere. The dinner was excellent. The facilities were spotless.

Prós: My family and I enjoyed very much the courtesy, friendliness, and professionalism exhibited by all members of the staff. Most especially the suggestions and guidance we received from Takasaki Wataru san was invaluable and we enjoyed visiting the numerous temples and markets that would fit into our schedule. We had two issues that could easily be resolved for future guests- the breakfast area was unusually cold as the dining room was quite large. This could have been remedied by smaller room or starting the heating earlier. Second item was vegetarian food. The hotel was wonderful in providing us a vegetarian breakfast and we thank you for that. We only hope that at some point in the near future you are able to offer a vegetarian dinner menu, too. There are many tofu dishes that can be prepared with kombu dashi as opposed to a bonito based dashi and this would go a long way in allowing your guests with different dietary restrictions to enjoy dining in the evening at your hotel. We thank you all for a wonderful stay and your hospitality was amazing. Thank you once again to Takahashi Wataru for telling us about the end of year market and of the other places he suggested for us to visit. Ashwin Hirani

Prós: Very traditional Japanese hotel. Ryokan is a must do if you travel Japan. Food was very good and the hotel was very service oriented.

Prós: Elegant Japanese style breakfast. Nice and helpful staff. We stayed in Room 202, it has really nice view. highly recommended!

Prós: Big room, very big bathroom, terrace + view to the garden, reception and personal were really really nice and courteous. They drove us to Kyoto station without any compensation!! Food was awesome and they did consider our food allergy. And the best thing you can go to the bathouse also with tattoo without any problems, we just asked if it is possible!!!

Prós: The environment is good! Love here

Prós: The location is very close to Kitaoji subway station (only a few stops/15 mins from the international conference centre) and the staff, particularly the man on reception and the man who ran weekday breakfasts, were very good. I did find Japanese breakfast very rich however, and had to take a day off! Yakuta and slippers are provided for guest use

Prós: The guesthouse is not so close to the Central Station of Kyoto, but it is very close to the Golden Pavilion. Profile photos are not so current. The guesthouse is run by Mrs. Tani, who wakes up at 3 am to prepare breakfast for all her guests. She is so kind and she tried to make us feel comfortable. If you are looking for comfort, do not consider the Tani House; if you are a traveler who adapts, you will have no problems.

Prós: 83 years house as 50 years guesthouse service No additional cost Guests will come back to Tani again to remind of their younger age’s souvenirs

Prós: Breakfast was very generous and great

Prós: Amazing and unique place in Kyoto, love it

Prós: the host was more than friendly and welcoming! It gave us a real japanese experience!

Prós: This is a simple, historic, family-run guesthouse in an old house nestled in bamboo in a great neighborhood next to Daitokuji Temple. Mrs. Tani is extremely helpful and kind and puts out a good breakfast every morning. The air-conditioning and wifi were excellent, but otherwise this is not intended to be a modern city hostel. This is a real, old-fashioned guesthouse--old and new tatami, lovely old windows that rattle in the wind, simple shared kitchen, sinks, toilets, and showers. The futon and bedding was clean and comfortable. The neighborhood has some really good affordable restaurants (ask about the soba place) and the guesthouse is on several major bus lines to it's easy to get downtown. About a 10/15-minute walk to the Kamogawa river.

Prós: It's a love it or hate it thing and we love it. the house is old, and cluttered, but that is the charm of the place together with the lovely host Tani-san who is just so inspiring.

Prós: The Homestay feel.