Ryokan Inn Yoshida-sanso

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• EMACA6

  08 mayo 2016
  Un rincón mágico!

  Vale la pena llegar hasta este precioso lugar. Si vas en transporte público, tienes que andar unos 15 minutos desde la parada del autobús. El día que llegamos, fuimos en taxi, y fue un gran acierto. Esta en un barrio muy tradicional y con maletas, hubiera sido difícil llegar por nuestra cuenta. El check-in es a las 16h y el check-out a las 10h. Nos recibieron con un te verde y una mermelada en un comedor precioso. Nos reservaron la villa y es una pasada!! Tiene un baño tradicional privado y unas vistas increibles. La atención de todo el personal es excelente. Hasta nos dedicaron unas palabras en español. Muchas gracias a todo el personal por hacernos sentir como en casa, aún estando tan lejos de ella ;) Un abrazo muy grande!

  

• PEDROWINE

  20 abril 2017
  Experiencia maravillosa

  De principio a fin..... Absolutamente lo mejor de nuestro reciente viaje a Japon. Te hacen sentir como en el paraiso. Comodo, agradable y una experiencia increible para todos aquellos que se sienten atraidos por la cultura japonesa. Un 10

  

• TRUTH-CONSEQUENCES

  28 noviembre 2018
  If you choose a Ryokan ! .... this is the Best .

  Very peaceful location ! This house is on every book of Japanese Traditional . It's gorgeous ! All original ... so clean that you cannot even see the maid ... Food is delicious . The people ??? ...just Love and Attention ...and tradition . I miss them all ...that was the highest point on my trip . ...I will go back ....somehow ! Love you guys...

  

• 47chuckw

  22 febrero 2019
  Living museum

  Staying at Yoshida-sanso feels like traveling back in time and being a part of history. The owners is doing an amazing job preserving the ryokan. We stayed for one night in the main house with the shared bathroom. Luckily we were the only guest on the floor that day, so we had some privacy. The shower/bath is downstairs, which we also had to ourselves. The ryokan is impeccably clean, perfect room temperature (outside was in the 30s), and bed was comfortable. We had both the kaiseki dinner and breakfast, with breakfast being the most memorable. The tamago omelette was out of this world! Afterwards we enjoyed coffee in the cafe overlooking the main house. Everyone was hospitable, offering to take photos and explaining the history of the ryokan. It is a bit of distance from the busy streets of Kyoto which makes it a perfect retreat. It's once of a lifetime experience especially if you're into architecture and Japanese history!

  

• Anthony S

  17 octubre 2019
  A delightful spot

  Traditional ryokan in a house built by a member of the royal family in the 1930s, original timbers. Very peaceful and immersive. Optional dinner was really excellent, served in a private room, as were the Japanese breakfasts. Lovely stay.