★★★★·Kyoto·9.4
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Uji‑Ichibanyado‑Nigauri in Ogurachō offers spacious family rooms with tatami flooring, air‑conditioning, a kitchenette, and private baths featuring bidets. Guests benefit from free Wi‑Fi, on‑site washing machines, dining areas, bathrobes, hairdryers, and complimentary toiletries. Located 47 km from Itami Airport, it provides easy access to Daigo‑ji Temple (9 km) and Kyoto Station (14 km), with free off‑site private parking.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
I stayed in a spot that felt super cozy and spotless, right in the middle of shops, eateries and train stops. The Japanese cypress tub was a real highlight, letting me unwind after a tiring day of exploring. The place also had a washer and dryer, plus they handed us top‑grade green tea, which was a nice touch.
Rickey·7 months ago
The place was perfect for a family trip! We had two single beds and two tatami mattresses, which was just right for our baby. The kitchen was fully equipped, and there’s a supermarket only 2 minutes away, so we cooked two meals ourselves. The bathroom, washbasin, and washer with dryer function were all excellent. The only downside was the proximity to the road; at night we could hear the traffic (maybe trains).
Yibo·11 months ago
The apartment was well‑equipped and nicely arranged, and the location was good too. Unfortunately, the noise was an issue because it’s right in front of the street and the train. The apartment isn’t well sound‑proofed, so there’s a fair amount of noise at night. The bedding wasn’t to my taste; the mattress was too soft.
Vanessa·11 months ago
The place was very clean, and the bathroom and bathtub were great.
Sybille·A year ago
The location was ideal for visiting Byōdō-in and the Nintendo Museum. A little further back there were a Daiso and a supermarket, and within walking distance were restaurants like Saizeriya, so I never had any trouble during my stay. The parking lot was nearby and spacious; just a bit of caution was needed at the entrance. The cleaning was meticulous and the stay was very comfortable. There were many organic‑type amenities, which felt considerate, especially for women. The kitchen was compact but had enough equipment for simple cooking. I could relax and recover from the trip with a traditional Japanese futon and a cedar bath, making it a pleasant experience. The only issue was that the drum‑type washing machine’s drying was a bit weak, but if you put less laundry in, it dries well.
Sachie·A year ago