“ユニーク”
The bath was more spacious than a typical business hotel unit bath, but the lighting was only moody.
Nakamura2 settimane fa
Un attimo…
★★★·Kyoto·6.2
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oppure scrivilo e basta — “intorno al 20, tre notti”
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Hotel Rakusai in Kyoto provides air‑conditioned rooms featuring private bathrooms with bidets, a bath, shower, refrigerator, microwave, work desk, TV, sofa, and complimentary Wi‑Fi. Guests benefit from free on‑site parking, a shared kitchen, picnic area, bicycle storage, 24‑hour front desk, and optional shuttle service. Situated 7 km from Katsura Imperial Villa and 12 km from Kyoto Station, it offers easy access to historic temples and nearby hot‑spring hiking trails.
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Come gli ospiti valutano la struttura, aspetto per aspetto.
The bath was more spacious than a typical business hotel unit bath, but the lighting was only moody.
Nakamura·2 settimane fa
The price was cheap, but there were too few power outlets.
佐俣·2 settimane fa
The price was low and the bath was spacious enough to relax and wash thoroughly, but the toilet smelled and the nearby mountain brought mosquitoes that required insect spray.
Shogo·3 settimane fa
The TV had two USB ports so I could charge my phones, and after leaving it offered a nice view of the green mountainous landscape; however, the smell was unpleasant, the warm water cooled during a shower, there was an electric kettle and a microwave but no mugs, dishes or cutlery, and the room had no window.
Cichorzewski·3 settimane fa
I liked the old lady’s friendliness and the gentleman’s welcome; the setting was really nice, and they provided shower gel, shampoo and a hair dryer, a cheap washing machine, clean and folded laundry, and a very traditional bathroom which was my favorite room. I had no idea what to say about the other rooms listed on the site – I was left in a completely empty, white, somewhat depressing room and had to ask for a room change because I didn’t even have anything to prepare food; I still appreciated the lady bringing me a microwave. I was devoured by bed bugs. Staying 15 days was just hellish. Very few buses too. If I’d known it was so isolated, I wouldn’t have stayed there. But for the price I paid, it sort of did the job.
Domoss·Un mese fa