Hôtels près de Mont Hiei

L'hôtel était très accessible et, surtout, le petit-déjeuner était excellent. Si vous hésitez sur votre hébergement, je dirais que c'est un excellent choix. La réservation via Klook a été très simple, et je pense que c'est une application essentielle pour voyager. La salle de bain était très propre et l'état de la chambre était impeccable. C'était très bien.

J'adore l'emplacement de l'hôtel. À distance de marche du canal de Shirakawa et du quartier de Gion. De nombreux petits magasins mignons et cafés le long du quartier de Gion. Il y a un Family Mart à côté de l'hôtel, très pratique si vous avez besoin de quoi que ce soit. L'hôtel lui-même est très spacieux avec une mini-cuisine et un coin repas. La chambre est propre avec deux lits doubles confortables et trois futons.

Endroit vraiment agréable. Le personnel est super sympa et l'hôtel magnifique, parfait pour se détendre et s'imprégner de la culture japonaise.

This was my first time visiting Ogoto Onsen, and I booked Yumotokan. Upon arrival, there was a mobile phone set up at the JR station specifically for contacting nearby hot spring inns, which could be used to request a shuttle pickup. It was a very thoughtful touch. The inn's room was spacious and fully equipped. The men's and women's baths swap locations daily. Our stay included two meals per day (dinner and breakfast), the food was delicious, and the breakfast was a buffet.

Great location just a short walk from the metro station and the main shopping promenade. The room was clean, comfortable, and featured complimentary water. Highly recommended!

great hotel. sevice outstanding.The best hotel we stayed in Japan. A great experience. stayed in junior suite and very luxurious.

what an amazing hotel. close to everything! the service there was above and beyond.

This was a wonderful hotel with great value. The front desk staff were also very kind. The interior design was stylish and cleverly arranged to make the room feel spacious, which I found very impressive. You can easily move around even with several large suitcases. There was also a smoking room on the first floor, which was a thoughtful design for smokers, who are increasingly finding fewer places to smoke. Depending on the other guests and your luck with neighbors, the voices (in Japanese) and sounds of people checking in late at night echoed quite a bit. So, if you're someone who wakes up easily to noise at night, it might be a good idea to bring earplugs for a more peaceful stay. I had initially thought I'd be satisfied as long as I could sleep, but I'm grateful that this hotel added a special touch to my Kyoto stay. I will definitely come again.