★★★·Kyoto·9.3
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Fujiya Ryokan, a Kyoto ryokan, offers spacious family rooms with tatami floors, air‑conditioning, and a tea‑coffee station. Each room features a yukata, refrigerator, work desk, shared bathroom, free toiletries, slippers, TV, and electric kettle. Guests enjoy free Wi‑Fi, a hot tub, concierge, daily housekeeping, and luggage storage. Centrally located, it is 43 km from Itami Airport, with convenient public transport.
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Ce que les clients pensent de l'hôtel, aspect par aspect.
We appreciated how quiet it was, yet it was still a short walk from train stations, shopping, etc. The Japanese bath was a highlight. There was nothing to dislike.
Nola·Il y a une semaine
Staying at the ryokan was fantastic. Host Tuiko was amazing and everything ran smoothly. The rooms were spacious and the beds comfortable. Shared facilities were excellent, and the onsen was lovely. The location was great, very close to the train station. Nothing negative.
Megorosa·Il y a 2 semaines
The reception was adorable, the owner was lovely, and we enjoyed the house, its organization, and the discretion of other guests in the neighboring rooms.
Apolline·Il y a 2 semaines
The accommodation was perfect, the hostess was very friendly and helpful, and the ryokan is ideally located in Kyoto.
Emmanuel·Il y a 2 semaines
It felt like staying in someone’s beautiful home while still enjoying privacy. Even with the shared bath and shower, waiting for others was rare. The ryokan was well kept, the facilities super clean, and the bathroom offered free products like shaving cream and cleansers. My previous ryokan was rundown, so this was a pleasant welcome. The owner was lovely and gave me an extra futon mattress because my back isn’t great on just one. She greeted us when we returned. The location was excellent—just a 5–7 minute walk to Kyoto station, where you can reach anywhere by bus, train, subway, or Shinkansen. If convenient travel matters, stay here. Honestly, even though it was a shared bathroom—which I was worried about—it felt more like living in a house with a short hall to the toilet and bathroom, clean and private with individual stalls, so not really a negative. It could be a tiny bit noisy from outside, but only from other people walking and talking aloud, not from traffic, and that wasn’t a real issue.
Sonya·Il y a 3 semaines