guesthouse 百万遍cross / きりん家
| 京都府京都市左京区 田中大堰町157 |
5 priser
8.00/10.00 |
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+81 75-708-2523 |
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Gary Chou (26.07.2017 17:32)
Clean & quite place, nice & kind hostel host, worth to stay!
Clean & quite place, nice & kind hostel host, worth to stay!
北尾柚樹 (18.06.2017 16:02)
あと1,000円足すと ビジネスが取れてしまうかな…
と 若干高いですが 非常に快適に過ごせました
例に漏れず 利用者のほとんどは外国人観光客です
戸の開け閉め・部屋の中を歩く足音は凄まじいですが 部屋外の音はほとんどしないので 全く問題ないです
ハシゴが急なので 上段利用の場合は注意して昇降ください
あと1,000円足すと ビジネスが取れてしまうかな…
と 若干高いですが 非常に快適に過ごせました
例に漏れず 利用者のほとんどは外国人観光客です
戸の開け閉め・部屋の中を歩く足音は凄まじいですが 部屋外の音はほとんどしないので 全く問題ないです
ハシゴが急なので 上段利用の場合は注意して昇降ください
K Cho (09.03.2017 03:25)
스텝들이 친절했고, 게스트하우스도 쾌적한 편이었습니다. 교통이 편한편은 아니지만 교토대학 근처길로 20-30분정도 걸어가면 철학의길까지 걸을만 했습니다.
스텝들이 친절했고, 게스트하우스도 쾌적한 편이었습니다. 교통이 편한편은 아니지만 교토대학 근처길로 20-30분정도 걸어가면 철학의길까지 걸을만 했습니다.
Celine Bennett (12.06.2016 14:25)
PROS: It's very close to a bus stop that has a lot of lines running through it. There is a cafe on the first floor and their food is good and the people are very kind. The locker provided for luggage is big enough for a whole roller bag. The kitchen, while it's a bit small looked sufficient for cooking, though I didn't.
Also, if you are wanting to enjoy a bar there is a nice izakaya that appeared popular with the area college students and a 7-11 was just a short jaunt down the road.
CONS: The dorm room I was in was quite small, with only enough room to walk back and forth along the wall of bunk beds. And I don't mind bunk beds, however, I struggle to get in them when I feel like the ladder is going up at a backwards angle. Also, there is a very thin ledge upon which you have to rest your leg in order to get into the bed because there's a guard rail. This edge ended up giving me a big bruise really fast. I ended up having to make a rule for myself that once I got in bed, I wasn't getting out. They were also pretty noisy when getting in.
Also, the stairs were very small, made of slick wood and steep and with the no-shoe policy and being in socks, I was terrified I was going to slip and fall and had to go down them one at a time.
The living area had a lot of reading material which is nice I suppose but I didn't spend any time on it. The seating areas were either hardwood or a small couch that is small enough that it would be awkward to sit on it with someone I don't know. The kitchen is a bit small but if you're intent on cooking at a hostel, it should be sufficient.
Overall: I stayed at this hostel because my preferred hostel was booked up and I booked a different hostel that I liked (Guesthouse Tu Casa) for the last few days I was in Kyoto. Honestly, maybe I was getting into the beds incorrectly but that had a big impact on my comfort while I was there so I won't be staying here again.
PROS: It's very close to a bus stop that has a lot of lines running through it. There is a cafe on the first floor and their food is good and the people are very kind. The locker provided for luggage is big enough for a whole roller bag. The kitchen, while it's a bit small looked sufficient for cooking, though I didn't.
Also, if you are wanting to enjoy a bar there is a nice izakaya that appeared popular with the area college students and a 7-11 was just a short jaunt down the road.
CONS: The dorm room I was in was quite small, with only enough room to walk back and forth along the wall of bunk beds. And I don't mind bunk beds, however, I struggle to get in them when I feel like the ladder is going up at a backwards angle. Also, there is a very thin ledge upon which you have to rest your leg in order to get into the bed because there's a guard rail. This edge ended up giving me a big bruise really fast. I ended up having to make a rule for myself that once I got in bed, I wasn't getting out. They were also pretty noisy when getting in.
Also, the stairs were very small, made of slick wood and steep and with the no-shoe policy and being in socks, I was terrified I was going to slip and fall and had to go down them one at a time.
The living area had a lot of reading material which is nice I suppose but I didn't spend any time on it. The seating areas were either hardwood or a small couch that is small enough that it would be awkward to sit on it with someone I don't know. The kitchen is a bit small but if you're intent on cooking at a hostel, it should be sufficient.
Overall: I stayed at this hostel because my preferred hostel was booked up and I booked a different hostel that I liked (Guesthouse Tu Casa) for the last few days I was in Kyoto. Honestly, maybe I was getting into the beds incorrectly but that had a big impact on my comfort while I was there so I won't be staying here again.
supannika pornrattanasoron (03.12.2015 15:51)
Lovely place to stay. Enjoy the traditional Japanese style and this old area is very warm welcome.
Lovely place to stay. Enjoy the traditional Japanese style and this old area is very warm welcome.
