Très sympathique aménagement. Il manquait un sèche-linge car pas d'installation pour faire sécher le linge dans la salle de bain
Anne-marieمنذ 3 أسابيع
★★★·Kyoto·9.0
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أو اكتبها ببساطة — «حوالي يوم 20، ثلاث ليالٍ»
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京都 Ayanishiki 島原大門邸 offers a boutique guest‑house feel with free Wi‑Fi, air‑conditioning, and a kitchenette in each suite. Private bathrooms feature baths and bidets. Guests enjoy private check‑in, full‑day security, bike rentals, and a terrace overlooking an inner courtyard. Centrally located, it lies near Nijo Castle, Gion, and 43 km from Itami Airport.
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Très sympathique aménagement. Il manquait un sèche-linge car pas d'installation pour faire sécher le linge dans la salle de bain
Anne-marie·منذ 3 أسابيع
The room was charming and modernized a traditional style. The building sits on a quiet residential street about a 10 minute walk from the train station, convenience stores, a supermarket and local restaurants; it’s not in the center of the action, yet still reachable to what you need. The space wasn’t suitable for a family of four (two adults and two adult kids, 16 and 22 years old); we wanted a more traditional Kyoto stay but didn’t consider the practicality; storage was scarce, there were no hooks to hang and dry towels, and only a few coathangers for clothes.
Katrina·منذ شهر
The apartment was spacious and even had a traditional tatami. The kitchen was well supplied. The location is convenient, close to the JR station and two supermarkets, though the area is industrial, yet quiet.
Chiara·منذ شهرين
The space is large with all the necessary equipment and the staff are very pleasant. It’s hard to find because the streets look alike; there’s another hotel with a similar name nearby, and we mixed them up with GPS.
Maurane·منذ شهرين
The first‑floor room was larger than expected, with plenty of amenities and good value. There are a few restaurants around, so meals are easy to find. The hotel feels like a stylish spot in Kyoto’s old town where the Mibu ronin once ran around in the late Edo period, giving a sense of history. I’d love to stay again. The convenience store is far, and the footsteps on the second floor are a bit annoying.
Mika·منذ 4 أشهر