“A great introduction to the Japanese way”
A unique experience – it felt like seeing a real Japan.
Marjorie2 minggu lalu
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★★★★·Kyoto·9.4
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Renovated in November 2013, Ryokan Izuyasu was built in 1839 and features traditional Kyoto charm. Just a 2-minute walk from Higashi Hongan-ji Temple, this non-smoking property offers free Wi-Fi, free parking and guestrooms with tatami (woven-straw) flooring. Guests can enjoy traditional multi-course meals and an iPad is available in each room. The shoji paper screens, futon beds and zen atmosphere of Izuyasu’s rooms will transport guests to the Kyoto of the past. Each room offers both air-conditioning and heating facilities. Guests can enjoy massage services upon request. A peaceful courtyard is also featured. Japanese breakfast and dinner are available with a reservation. All meals are served in guest rooms. Izuyasu Ryokan is a 10-minute walk from Kyoto Tower and JR Kyoto Train Station.
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A unique experience – it felt like seeing a real Japan.
Marjorie·2 minggu lalu
A wonderful experience! We spent one night with breakfast and were very pleased. The traditional inn is stunning, and the staff are extremely kind and helpful.
Alice182·4 minggu lalu
The place was spotless and stunningly decorated, and I couldn’t find anything to dislike!
Catherina·2 bulan lalu
I loved the cozy vibe, the close distance to the train station, the amazing traditional dinner and breakfast, and the welcoming staff. A bath had already been arranged for us before we arrived, and the futon beds in the spacious, cool, authentic Ryokan room gave me a wonderful sleep.
Lauren·3 bulan lalu
The room and overall accommodation were fantastic—authentic, clean, and comfortable. I appreciated the private Onsen, the authentic Japanese breakfast, and the tea offered at check‑in. However, the main reason I booked this Inn was the Omakase experience, where a private chef would visit the fish market and prepare a nightly dining experience for guests. We checked in on Sunday, hoping to relax in the Onsen and enjoy a great dinner afterward. Unfortunately, we were told after check‑in that the chef works only on weekdays and is off every Sunday, which is fine but meant we couldn’t have the dinner we were paying over $400 for. We also only had an hour in the Onsen. The staff were kind, and I think this might have been a miscommunication, but without the dinner, the $400 didn’t feel worth it. The dining experience is heavily promoted on their social media, making it seem like the highlight, yet we missed it. They also offer a “free drink” only if you post about the establishment online, which I found unprofessional. I should have received the drink without having to promote the place. Additionally, a light shone directly into our room, so we had to sleep with eye masks. If you plan to stay here, avoid Sundays and bring eye masks!
Leesa·3 bulan lalu