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    Our top choices for Kyoto guest houses

    1. Luck You Kyoto

    A modern building with a large glass facade, a stone lantern, and a well-maintained garden with rocks and plants.

    2. Rinn Miyagawacho Grande

    A traditional Japanese building with a sign reading "Rinn" and a ramp leading to the entrance.

    3. Shiki Shiki Higashiyama

    A traditional Japanese garden with a bamboo tree, a wooden fence, and a stone pathway.

    4. Kyoto Ryokan SAKANOUE

    A traditional Japanese garden with a stone lantern, wooden walkway, and bamboo structures.

    5. RESI STAY Hachi Inn

    A traditional Japanese building with a sliding wooden door, a small seating area inside, and a sign indicating a 'RESERVATION' requirement.

    6. Connect Inn Gionshijo

    A modern building with a wooden facade and a glass entrance.

    7. Rinn Gion Kenninji Villa

    A restaurant with a traditional Japanese entrance, a signboard, and a tiled roof.

    8. Guesthouse YULULU

    A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, sliding doors, and a view of a garden with a stone lantern.

    9. RESI STAY KUON

    A hotel room with two beds, a large window with curtains, an air conditioning unit, and a textured wall panel.

    10. Kyoto Gion no Yado

    A narrow alleyway with traditional wooden fences and a stone pathway.

    11. Nanzenji sando KIKUSUI

    A traditional Japanese-style building with tatami mat flooring, a wooden veranda, and a view of a lush garden.

    12. Yoshi-Ima

    A traditional Japanese garden with stone pathways, wooden structures, and lush greenery.

    13. Stay SAKURA Kyoto Higashiyama Shirakawa

    A modern building with a large entrance, signage for 'Stay Sakura Kyoto' and 'Higashiyama Shirakawa', and a decorative plant in front.

    14. Nagomi Ryokan Yuu

    A traditional Japanese gate with bamboo construction, a bamboo fence, and a palm tree in the foreground.

    15. Ryokan KANADE

    A modern outdoor patio with a bamboo fence, a stone wall, and a small water feature.

    16. Guesthouse Goettingen

    A modern hallway with wooden flooring, a glass door on the left, and a dark wall on the right.

    17. Ikoi-no-ie

    A traditional Japanese gate, a stone pathway, and a small garden area with a rock and a statue.

    18. Yadoya Manjiro

    A traditional Japanese building with a wooden gate, stone pathway, and potted plants.

    19. Guesthouse Hana Nishijin

    A traditional Japanese ryokan with tatami mat flooring, a wooden exterior, and a sliding door leading to a room with a futon bed.

    20. Racine Home Kyoto SELF CHECK-IN

    A hotel entrance with a sign for Racine home Kyoto and Takashima Brewery.

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    Kyoto and related destinations

    Ancient temples and peaceful gardens create a city where tradition thrives alongside modern life. Visit Fushimi Inari's orange gates at dawn, then explore Arashiyama's bamboo forest when local joggers have it mostly to themselves.

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    Top reviews in Kyoto

    Luck You Kyoto

    A modern building with a large glass facade, a stone lantern, and a well-maintained garden with rocks and plants.

    Yadoya Manjiro

    A traditional Japanese building with a wooden gate, stone pathway, and potted plants.

    RESI STAY Hachi Inn

    A traditional Japanese building with a sliding wooden door, a small seating area inside, and a sign indicating a 'RESERVATION' requirement.

    Nara Kasugaokuyama Tsukihitei

    A wooden walkway with a red carpet leading through a forested area.

    Kyoto Machiya Zeniyacho

    A modern spa with a hot tub, wooden deck, and a view of a garden.

    Nazuna Kyoto Gosho

    A traditional Japanese-style bedroom with tatami flooring, a large bed, and a view of a garden through a shoji screen.

    Satoi Kosetsu Shichijo-Mibu

    A wooden interior with a toilet, a shower, and a bathtub.

    Marikoji Inn Kyoto

    A modern bathroom with a sliding glass door leading to a garden area.

    Nanzenji sando KIKUSUI

    A traditional Japanese-style building with tatami mat flooring, a wooden veranda, and a view of a lush garden.

    Shisei-Juku

    A bamboo plant in a wooden enclosure with a small window.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What are the most popular guest houses in Kyoto according to reviews?

    Miru Kyoto Nishiki stands out as a top choice for travellers seeking a delightful experience in Kyoto, boasting an impressive 10.0 rating. This guest house is incredibly family-friendly, offering thoughtful amenities such as free accommodations for children, a child-friendly window design, and cozy sofa beds for extra comfort. Daily housekeeping ensures a stress-free stay, while the microwave in the room adds convenience for quick meals. Guests rave about the welcoming staff and prime location near the shopping district, making it an ideal base for exploring the vibrant city.

    For those looking for a touch of luxury, Hotel Gion Ichirin is another exceptional option, also rated 10.0. Nestled in a historical district, this guest house features private outdoor hot tubs, superb for couples wanting a romantic getaway. With designer toiletries and premium bedding, guests can indulge in a relaxing retreat after a day of sightseeing. The combination of intimate ambiance and top amenities makes it a fantastic choice for couples seeking a unique and memorable experience.

    Families seeking a blend of comfort and charm will find Hotel ALZA KYOTO a wonderful fit, rated 9.8. Located in a historical area, this guest house offers spacious rooms with balconies, providing a superb spot to enjoy the views of Kyoto. With a focus on excellent service and amenities, families can unwind and connect after a day of adventures, making it a great home away from home.

    What is the nightly rate for a guest house in Kyoto?

    Rates for Kyoto guest houses vary, but travelers can find great-value prices from CA $32 with Expedia. A range of factors can affect nightly rates, such as the location, the breakfast offering, and the range of amenities. Travelers looking for a good deal should consider looking for a midweek stay, as weekend rates at Kyoto guest houses tend to be higher. Remember to also use our filters to sort prices from low to high.

    Are there any family-friendly guest houses in Kyoto?

    Miru Kyoto Nishiki is an excellent choice for families looking to explore the enchanting city of Kyoto. This welcoming guest house features child-friendly window designs, ensuring safety while allowing little ones to enjoy the views of the vibrant surroundings. Each room includes a comfortable sofa bed, providing extra space for families to unwind after a day of adventure. Daily housekeeping ensures a clean and tidy environment, allowing families to relax and focus on their trip.

    Another great family-friendly option is the Kyoto Shinmachi Rokkaku Hotel grandereverie. This charming property offers complimentary amenities for children, making it a convenient choice for parents. The hotel's daily housekeeping service maintains a fresh atmosphere, while the on-site snack bar provides easy access to quick bites for busy families on the go.

    Hotel ALZA KYOTO is also a fantastic option, featuring spacious rooms with free cribs available for younger guests. The inclusion of sofa beds adds flexibility for family arrangements, ensuring everyone has a comfortable stay. Like the other options, this guest house offers daily housekeeping, allowing families to enjoy a stress-free environment during their visit.

    Do guest houses in Kyoto provide breakfast?

    When it comes to guest houses in Kyoto that provide breakfast, Kamo Residences by Reflections is a top choice. This elegant property not only offers complimentary continental breakfast but also treats guests to a range of delightful amenities. Imagine waking up to a delicious meal in a setting that features river views and a garden restaurant—superb for families looking to start their day with a wholesome meal before exploring the city. Additionally, the property provides luxurious touches like premium bedding and stocked minibars, ensuring comfort for guests of all ages.

    Another fantastic option is Yunohana Resort Suisen, where guests can enjoy a local breakfast at no additional charge. This guest house offers a great experience with its full-service spa and access to outdoor hot springs, making it a great retreat for families who want to relax after a day of sightseeing. With complimentary Wi-Fi and a terrace for enjoying the views, it's an inviting space for both parents and kids to unwind.

    Lastly, Daiwa Roynet Hotel Kyoto Terrace Hachijo PREMIER stands out with its family-friendly breakfast offerings, which are free for children. Situated in a historical district, this property provides a lovely terrace for enjoying meals together, along with essential amenities like free Wi-Fi and safety features in each room. This blend of convenience and comfort makes it an excellent choice for families visiting this beautiful city.

    Can I find guest houses in Kyoto that allow dogs?

    If you're traveling to Kyoto with your furry companion, hotel anddoggy Kyoto Nijo is an excellent choice. This unique property caters specifically to dog owners, providing thoughtful amenities like food and water bowls and accommodations designed for pets. Its inviting space for both you and your pet ensures a comfortable stay, complete with free Wi-Fi and air conditioning to keep you cozy. The property's dedication to pets is evident, making it a fantastic option for families looking to include their four-legged friends in their travels.

    Another great option is the Ace Hotel Kyoto, which not only welcomes dogs but also offers a range of family-friendly amenities. Guests can enjoy spacious rooms equipped with cribs and baby bathtubs, ensuring a comfortable stay for families with young children. The hotel features an on-site restaurant with garden views, superb for relaxing meals after a day of exploring. Additionally, its proximity to local museums and shopping centres makes it a convenient base for both family adventures and pet-friendly outings.

    For those seeking a luxurious experience, the Four Seasons Hotel Kyoto goes above and beyond in accommodating pets. This stunning property allows both dogs and cats and features a full-service spa for when you want to unwind. Families will appreciate the on-site babysitting services, allowing parents some much-needed relaxation time while kids enjoy supervised activities. With beautifully designed suites and a garden view restaurant, this hotel ensures that both pets and families feel pampered during their stay.

    What's the difference between a Kyoto guest house and a B&B?

    A guest house in Kyoto is typically a larger establishment with more rooms, offering a more hotel-like experience, and may provide additional amenities including luxury bedding. In contrast, a B&B is usually a smaller property that focuses primarily on providing a room and breakfast. A B&B is often more personal, and breakfast is typically included as part of the stay, but other services might be more limited compared to a guest house.

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