Très sympathique aménagement. Il manquait un sèche-linge car pas d'installation pour faire sécher le linge dans la salle de bain
Anne-marieHá 3 semanas
★★★·Kyoto·9.0
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ou é só digitar — “por volta do dia 20, três noites”
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京都 Ayanishiki 島原大門邸 offers a boutique guest‑house feel with free Wi‑Fi, air‑conditioning, and a kitchenette in each suite. Private bathrooms feature baths and bidets. Guests enjoy private check‑in, full‑day security, bike rentals, and a terrace overlooking an inner courtyard. Centrally located, it lies near Nijo Castle, Gion, and 43 km from Itami Airport.
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Como os hóspedes avaliam o hotel, aspecto a aspecto.
Très sympathique aménagement. Il manquait un sèche-linge car pas d'installation pour faire sécher le linge dans la salle de bain
Anne-marie·Há 3 semanas
The room was charming and modernized a traditional style. The building sits on a quiet residential street about a 10 minute walk from the train station, convenience stores, a supermarket and local restaurants; it’s not in the center of the action, yet still reachable to what you need. The space wasn’t suitable for a family of four (two adults and two adult kids, 16 and 22 years old); we wanted a more traditional Kyoto stay but didn’t consider the practicality; storage was scarce, there were no hooks to hang and dry towels, and only a few coathangers for clothes.
Katrina·Há um mês
The apartment was spacious and even had a traditional tatami. The kitchen was well supplied. The location is convenient, close to the JR station and two supermarkets, though the area is industrial, yet quiet.
Chiara·Há 2 meses
The space is large with all the necessary equipment and the staff are very pleasant. It’s hard to find because the streets look alike; there’s another hotel with a similar name nearby, and we mixed them up with GPS.
Maurane·Há 2 meses
The first‑floor room was larger than expected, with plenty of amenities and good value. There are a few restaurants around, so meals are easy to find. The hotel feels like a stylish spot in Kyoto’s old town where the Mibu ronin once ran around in the late Edo period, giving a sense of history. I’d love to stay again. The convenience store is far, and the footsteps on the second floor are a bit annoying.
Mika·Há 4 meses