Ulasan Hanazono Kaikan

The Japanese-style room is spacious and relaxing. The public bath has also been renovated and is perfect for a short trip. The parking lot is also large and convenient.

Originally, our meal times didn't match and would have been cancelled, but thanks to your kind adjustments, we were able to enjoy a truly delicious breakfast. Thank you to all the staff for your kindness.

This hotel boasts an elegant and tranquil environment with unique and tasteful decor. The service is attentive and thoughtful, the staff are friendly and polite, and meticulous attention is evident in every detail. The public baths are very large and clean, making for a super comfortable stay! 😍 Highly recommended!

The price-performance ratio is quite good, and the surrounding temple has a nice environment.

I actually enjoyed the fact that I had to lay out my own futon; it felt refreshing.

This hotel has all the features I always look for when searching for accommodation in Kyoto: non-smoking rooms, two meals included per night, a large public bath, and parking. I'd like to make it my regular lodging for trips to Kyoto. It seems suitable for those staying in Ukyo, Nakagyo, Sakyo, or Kamigyo wards.

While looking for accommodation near Arashiyama, I found and booked a hotel that was featured in the drama *K-On!*. I really liked that it had a public bath, and the bedroom was excellent.

The hotel had a calm atmosphere, and the front desk staff were very helpful. The large public bath was also spacious and clean. It was just a little disappointing that the water was lukewarm.

The hotel is relatively old, and the rooms are in a very Japanese style. If you like Japanese-style old hotels, you can try it! ! ! Breakfast must be booked in advance, otherwise it will be gone. The only drawback is that there is no independent bathroom. You need to go to the public bathroom on the first floor to take a bath, but the room has an independent bathroom, which is quite convenient! The only disadvantage is that it is relatively far from the city, and most of the scenic spots in Kyoto start in 40 minutes.

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I stayed here in the fall. It's a bit of a walk from the station, but it's also close to Arashiyama by train, and the price is relatively reasonable, and there's a large public bath, so I was very satisfied. I would like to use it again.

It’s worth coming if you like tatami, and the bathrobes are all 👘