The place felt authentic, but there was no water in the room and the toilet lacked soap. I also didn’t know how to properly eat the traditional breakfast and dinner.
Alsu2 weeks ago
Just a moment…
★★★·Kyoto·8.3
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Kyo no Minshuku Ohara no Sato, a traditional Japanese minshuku, offers authentic miso-based hot pot dishes made with locally sourced ingredients and 100-year-old miso paste recipes. Guests can unwind in an open-air bath amidst scenic countryside views, enjoy free WiFi, and savor homemade miso hot pot with special diet options. Located near Jakko-in Temple, it offers free parking and shuttle service.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The place felt authentic, but there was no water in the room and the toilet lacked soap. I also didn’t know how to properly eat the traditional breakfast and dinner.
Alsu·2 weeks ago
The staff were friendly and the village was peaceful, making for a pleasant stay.
Carl·2 weeks ago
The dinner was flawless, offering a variety of options that kept us from getting bored throughout our visit.
Sari·2 weeks ago
This traditional spot blew me away; I arrived with low expectations but it turned out to be the best part of my trip to Japan. The dinner was delicious and filling, the breakfast was interesting, and I was especially impressed by how clean everything was. The onsen was excellent, the water felt special, and even with many guests I managed to enjoy the indoor and outdoor baths alone. The staff were very welcoming and helped and explained everything.
Vladislava·3 weeks ago
Hermoso entre montañas, la vegetación hermosa y la comida es exquisita, una experiencia maravillosa cocinarte tú mismo. El onsen tiene horarios específicos y no tuve tiempo de estar más tiempo, me hubiera gustado que fuera más tiempo, y que tampoco dejan acceder al jardín
Magdalena·3 weeks ago