Kyotanabe Hotel Guide - Takigi Shrine hotels in Kyotanabe, Japan.

"Positives Omg we must have booked this hotel by accident, but it was a good accident. It was the best hotel that we stayed at in Japan and the best sleep we had. The room was like a large flat which included a massage chair, a huge queen size bed, breakfast table and 3 fridges one which sells adult merchandise, I basic fridge and the other which has drinks and snacks to purchase. The bathroom was luxurious with expensive appliances including a television, and a jacuzzi bath and all the pampering that you could wish for. Oh, and don’t forget the toilet that washes and dry’s you. Also a huge tv with karaoke facilities. Full Japanese cooked breakfast is included with the price that we paid for and was delicious, it is served in your room through a hatch at the time requested. Tea and coffee facilities and a microwave This hotel is for adults only. With adult extras so ….. Negative - This hotel is located within a complex alongside other establishments providing similar services. There are no local shops in the immediate vicinity, and the train station can be reached with a walk of approximately 10 to 15 minutes. "

"The view from this hotel is breathtaking while the service is also excellent. "

"We enjoyed the large traditional Japanese room, comfortable futon beds, and the nice conversations with the owners. It's on a little street conveniently located 10 mins from Ogura station. Clean room, friendly staff, reliable WiFi, etc. Ticked all the boxes. "

"Enjoyed every bit of our time there! "

"Great! "

"We have been using Expedia for more than 15 years with generally very good results. We trust the platform and have booked many family trips through your app without problems. Right now, we are on a family vacation in Japan with our 8-year-old daughter, staying in Tokyo for 12 days. We also took a day trip to Kyoto by bullet train and decided last minute to stay one night. We booked a hotel room through Expedia, trusting that family-friendly options would be shown to us since our reservation clearly included a child. When we arrived at around 8:00 pm and checked into the room, we were shocked. The room was clearly an adult/couple hotel room: it was full of sex toys, condoms, and there was a huge TV with adult content. We had to cover the items with towels so our child would not see them. The room also felt dirty, and the pillows had a bad smell. Only after arriving did we notice that the reservation said “adult room,” but this was never clearly explained to us, and we did not know this type of hotel was common in Tokyo/Kyoto. This was a very uncomfortable and inappropriate experience for a family with a child. We trusted Expedia to help us find suitable accommodations, especially since the booking included a minor. This experience was upsetting and disappointing, and it has affected our trust in using Expedia for family travel in Japan. I strongly believe Expedia should clearly filter out adult/couple hotels when a reservation includes children, or at least provide warnings "

"Great services and supports from all staffs. And so clean!"

"Clean and good breakfast "

"This Kyoto hostel completely overturned my impression of local accommodations being typically cramped. Very clean and comfortable. High-quality beddings.The living room was surprisingly spacious—easily accommodating our big group with over ten large suitcases! Located near Fushimi Inari Shrine and Tofukuji Temple, it was very peaceful at night. We had brought thick bedding, worried that Kyoto might be cold, but the rooms were extremely comfortable. When we asked for more bowls, chopsticks, and a wok, the hostel readily provided—thank you so much! The hostel is also close to the station and surrounded by various small restaurants. A convenience store is only about a minute's walk away, which is very convenient. There's a waterway nearby, and at night, the streetlights reflected on the water create a breathtaking scene. Will come again if possible. "