Sakuraya･Touji Kyoto Station Japanese Style Villa

During the maple leaf season, I came to Kyoto after eight years of absence, and everything was still so familiar. The proprietress is very nice. She provided directions before check-in and introduced surrounding restaurants and supermarkets, which made travel and sightseeing much more convenient. The B&B is small and exquisite. It is located in a residential area next to Dongji Temple. It is quiet and clean. The room is not big enough for an adult, but I get up early and come home late every day, and I usually come back at 22:00+, so I think the room is sufficient. In addition, thanks to the conscientiousness of the proprietress, the prices during the maple leaf season are also very conscientious, which makes the cost of the trip much less stressful and gives me more motivation to shop. In terms of transportation, the B&B is close to Kintetsu Toji Station and not far from Kyoto Station. It is very convenient to go to Nara or Osaka. But if you are dragging luggage, it is more convenient to take a taxi from Kyoto Station. In terms of tourism, we made reservations in advance for Saihoji Temple (Moss Temple) and Arashiyama Light Fantasy Train, Eikando Temple of Zenrinji Temple, Nanzenji Temple, and Kiyomizudera Temple, the famous maple leaf spots. 🍁The time is just right, yellow, red, green, layer upon layer, picturesque.

Get a feel for the Japanese way of life: In comparison, it is still more comfortable at home. There is a self-service laundromat nearby that charges NT$1,100 for washing and drying. It is convenient and clean. Eel rice is similar in all parts of Japan, priced at 200 to 220 yuan per person, and you can pay with Alipay.

It's great. You can immerse yourself in a Japanese B&B. The eel shop next to it is also very close, which is perfect for going back to eat when you are tired from shopping. It is a 5-minute walk from Toji Station and one stop from Kyoto Station. It is convenient for traveling to Osaka and the airport. The boss is also very enthusiastic.

A very cute and cozy cottage with complete facilities. The room is very large and can accommodate two families. The villa is located on a very quiet road. There are convenience stores and bus stops nearby. It is very convenient to travel~

A very cozy little building, clean and tidy, very suitable for traveling with children. Downstairs is the functional area and upstairs is the rest area. The two rooms upstairs are all tatami mats, so you don’t have to worry about your children rolling out of bed. It’s so worry-free. It’s only a five- to six-minute walk to Toji Station and one stop to Kyoto Station. It’s very convenient to get some peace and quiet in the midst of the hustle and bustle. It's a pity that I couldn't take photos of any rooms with my baby, but I will choose this place next time I come to Kyoto! !

Travel: Very convenient, the subway is just five minutes away Accommodation: The environment is quiet and clean. It is the Japanese-style room I want to live in. Food: There are several yakiniku houses nearby, all of which are delicious.

The room is very good in every aspect, small and exquisite. There is no problem with accommodation for a family of five, including three generations, old and young. The location is also good. There is a 24-hour Pine House in a five- to six-minute walk. Breakfast is available for 20-25 yuan. There are also two 24-hour supermarkets and a local supermarket. The host is very enthusiastic and considerate, helping to plan the trip and distance in Kyoto. It’s also great to take a bus in Kyoto and experience local life. The only fly in the ointment is that I didn’t notice that the Arashiyama train is closed on Wednesdays. I regret that I’ll come back next time.

I have to say, this time I arrived in Kyoto, the first stop in Kansai, I was lucky to book this homestay! Before departure, the boss gave me a detailed road book, guiding me how to buy a JR ticket to the hotel, and specially told me to contact her when I arrived in Kansai, and give me real-time guidance on the route! I never imagined that something went wrong as soon as I arrived in Kansai. The suitcase was taken by mistake. Fortunately, the owner of the hotel helped me negotiate with the airport staff and left the address and phone number. The suitcase was mailed to the hotel the next day. I am really grateful Endless! I stayed at the B&B for four days, and the boss would help me plan the route every day and tell me how to get to the attractions! The location of the homestay is also very good, the tram at the door can go to most attractions! It is very suitable for family travel and the first choice for accommodation in Kyoto!

I am coming to Kyoto again after three years, hoping to calm down and experience the beauty of Kyoto, a city of culture, leisure and handicrafts! I changed my idea of ​​staying in business hotels before coming here and started using many apps to find hotels overseas. Finally, I accidentally searched for this Kyoto B&B in VX and chatted with the owner (Xue Yue). The first impression was good. With an attitude of believing, I decided to stay at this Chinese-run B&B in Kyoto. All in all a very good experience: 1. Location: Kyoto is divided into two, three, and ten from north to south. The B&B is located near Jujo, in the southwest corner. It seems a bit far away, but Kyoto is very small, so it looks a bit "suburban", but the actual location is quite convenient. . Very close to Kyoto Station and next to "Toji Temple" 2. Transportation: It is very convenient to leave the city. It takes basically 20 to 30 minutes to reach Kyoto’s regular tourist attractions and lively places. What’s great is that it’s very convenient to get to Nara from the B&B. 3. Shopping and life: There are convenience stores and *****tores near the B&B, where you can buy everything you need. What is particularly recommended is that there is an eel rice "Medori" 30 meters next door that has been passed down for three generations. It is very delicious. The cost is slightly higher than last year, but it is well worth the experience. PS: If you want to stay in this B&B, just go to Kyoto Station or Toji Station and navigate to "Medori" on Google Maps, and then look at the photos of the B&B building provided by the owner, and it will be easy to find it. 4. Boss nanny-style service: Although I haven’t seen the real boss, there is a high probability that he is a beautiful boss! The meticulous service is definitely worthy of "rest assured" for those traveling abroad Final advice: 1. Suitable for one or two families or a few friends to live together, suitable for 3-5 people. 2. Suitable for friends who stay in Kyoto for four or five days and go from Kyoto to Nara or other districts and counties around Kyoto. 3. If you want to sing and dance every night, this is not recommended. It is suitable for a leisure vacation. After a day of walking outside, you can rest quietly and relax in the evening. It's very suitable and you can experience the characteristics of Japanese residential houses. Attached are some actual pictures of the room we tidied up after we checked out.