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"Very unique decorations, big spacious room, and great automated bathroom appliances!"

"Lovely place to stay. Japanese style rooms that are very spacious. Hiroshi was the friendliest person we met in Japan and made us feel very welcome every time we came in. Close to everything you need in Kyoto."

"Nice spacious rooms. Rate 8/10 as unfortunately we couldn't find the wifi they provided. Host speaks little English and check-in is after 15.00 (left our bags there first). Ready bath and kitchen amenities, take Exit 6 at Demachiyanagi station and walk towards the main road (shrine rooftops), use the second temple gates. Recommended to use with "Keihan Kyoto-Osaka Day Passes" for subway line transportation directly from Osaka and other major stations on south and east Kyoto."

"The Lund House is a small simplistic hostel in a nice and quiet part of town. It is still easily accessible, however, with the closest bus being line 17 or 206 (Summer 2018). The Lund House is very small and compact, but as long as you have pleasant roommates the place feels like a wonderful home. I would gladly stay here again. And at their listed price you can't beat it!"

" Such a nice place to stay. Very clean. Bigger than all the other rooms we stayed in this trip. Great location. "

"Hotel property was beautiful and located near convenient train station to utilize during our stay. Felt very welcomed by staff and greatly appreciated assistance with our luggage shipping to our next booked location. "

"Amazing Experience! Great environments with the country side landscape, tranquility mountain view, traditional hot springs and tatami room. Note that the wall is paper thin but guests all keep quiet in the night. "

"Staff behavior was excellent. Kitchen was stinking. Bathroom shared. Not good."

"This is a traditional ryokan, and my second stay. First time was back in 2016 by myself. This time came here to stay with my wife. Bery friendly staff. I had a much better experience first time around, two ladies came and showed me how to change into a yukata and prepared my bed. Everything was more personal, this time they were a little busy. Too many guests. Still amazing experience. You can reserve the onsen for yourself privately. The dinner experience is a little expensive but worth it. "