The place is reasonably priced.
須藤Vor 2 Wochen
★·Kyoto·9.0
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Santana Guest House Kyoto offers compact, air‑conditioned rooms with parquet floors, private check‑in/out, shared bathrooms, balconies, and terraces. Guests enjoy free WiFi, a lounge, bike hire, luggage storage, bidet, hairdryer, and electric kettle. Located in central Kyoto, 43 km from Itami Airport, the property sits on a quiet street with scenic views. Highly rated for attentive staff and immaculate cleanliness.
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Wie Gäste das Haus bewerten, Aspekt für Aspekt.
The place is reasonably priced.
須藤·Vor 2 Wochen
The operators are friendly, and the room has air conditioning. Everything feels very cramped; I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone taller than 1.80 m, but it’s fine for hobbits. There’s only one shower, so you have to either get up early or wait in line.
Christopher·Vor 2 Wochen
The Indian owner was extremely kind and adjusted the rooms to my needs, for which I’m very grateful. He also gave me useful tips about Kyoto and the surrounding area. Nothing negative.
Hirotake·Vor 2 Wochen
Things you should know before deciding to stay here: I stayed in the 6‑person room upstairs the first night and then a “two‑person” room that actually held four people the second night. 1. Ground‑floor rooms are tiny, barely enough space to stand. All rooms have sliding doors that can be loud depending on who’s using them. 2. There’s only one shower for 15–20 guests, located on the first floor. If you’re trying to sleep while people are still moving around, good luck because the doors slam constantly and people stomp down the hall as they enter and close the bathroom and their rooms. 3. Be careful where your room is. The first night I stayed upstairs and slept well. The second night I got only two hours of sleep because I was under the stairs in the room next to the lobby where people were talking loudly. I had to wait until everyone returned (1 am) and then I woke up every time someone moved upstairs, especially since the bunks are high and it’s hard not to jump from the top bunk, which makes a loud noise for those below. Don’t rely on people’s ability to be quiet. 4. The hostel is a 10‑minute walk from the station and then one stop to Kyoto station, which is enormous and overwhelming. If you don’t want to be there often, that’s the station you have to get off at to reach central Kyoto. The train comes every 20 minutes. It’s nice that the hostel is in a quiet neighborhood, though! The pros are that it feels very original and more like a home than a hostel, which is very warm. The owner has poured his heart into the place and it shows. He will take care of you. I’m just saying it would’ve been nice to know these things about the hostel before getting there, so I’m sharing them with you.
Beata·Vor 3 Wochen
Great stay! The host was very welcoming, friendly and helpful. The accommodation had all the amenities you need for a comfortable stay and was conveniently located close to the station. Would happily stay here again and recommend it to others
Kirsty·Vor 3 Wochen