Ryokan Karaku

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• VirginiaF0707

  03 febrero 2016
  Excelente experiencia y ubicación

  Hospedarse en un Ryokan es una experiencia inolvidable y que vale la pena hacerlo. Este Ryokan es excelente y la tarfa es accesible, ya que algunos Ryokan pueden llegar a ser muy costosos. Los empleados son todos muy amables. Reconozco que dormir en los tatami en el piso me resultó incómodo pero como estaba muy cansada dormí igual. No lo recomendaría para muchas noches ya que puede ser incómodo. La habitación tiene baño privado moderno, con shampoo, y todo lo que necesitas. También tiene una pequeña heladera y secador de pelo. Hay una especie de batas/quimonos que puedes usar en la habitación y de paso sacarte unas excelentes fotos con tu familia toda vestida tradicional japonesa. Está ubicado en la zona más linda de Kioto, en la zona antigua, como de la era Edo. Sólo hay que hacer media cuadra del hotel y estás en la zona más linda. La ubicación es excelente. Para recorrer todos los alrededores del hotel caminando. Lleno de hermosas callecitas y negocios. El templo Kiyomizu dera está muy cerca. Para llegar desde la estación de Kioto nos tomamos un taxi, que costó 1600 yenes. El Golden Pavilion y los bosques de bambú están lejos del hotel. Para ir a los bosques de bambú nos tomamos un tren que tardó unos 15/20 minutos desde la estación de Kioto, y desde los bosques de bambú nos tomamos un taxi hasta el Golden Pavilion para hacer más rápido ya que estábamos con poco tiempo. Para ir a las estatuas de Sanjusanjendo fuimos en colectivo desde la estación de Kioto o también se podría ir en taxi desde el hotel, es cerca. Recomiendo ampliamente.

  

• asathorling

  14 octubre 2018
  A very good location but we were told they don´t serve breakfast or food.

  In a peaceful part of Gion area in Kyoto you´ll find this Ryokan close to public transport and nice dining in walking distance. This "Ryokan" has a small "public bath", not newly renovated, inside on first level (not the outside onsen if that´s what you´re looking for). The first thing we were informed about when we came was that they don´t serve breakfast or food, which I had read from other reviews that this Ryokan did. Good to know if that is what you would like from a ryokan experience. Rooms are spacious, matress on floors (found some extra in a wardrobe to use). I can´t compare to any other ryokan experiences so can´t say if there are any better more genuine ones, maybe in the country side if you do a better search than I managed to do. Clean rooms, small bathrooms (plastic camper van feeling) and service minded staff in the end of our stay.

  

• AustTrail

  18 diciembre 2019
  Memorable stay with excellent service

  Our stay at this ryokan was the highlight of our trip in Japan. We stayed on a renovated floor and the room was spacious and clean. Mats were comfortable and we all had a good sleep during winter. There was ample heating. What stood out here was the service and we felt the staff looked after us very well. Some spoke English. We had breakfast included and it was such a highlight for me. The dishes were light yet filling. A welcome change from the fried foods and ramen we were having most of the time! The foods may not suit children as they were more vegetables and some fish. Very traditional breakfast but it was perfect for my family. I also enjoyed the public bath. A bit small but it was what I needed after a tiring day. Wished I could stay longer but with most ryokan, it was not cheap but definitely worth the visit.

  

• 393denchai

  04 enero 2019
  Best Location of Ryokan

  Karakul Ryokan are very good location just 200 meters close to Yasaka Shrine,Park and 15mins walks to Kiyomizu-dera and during the night time just cross the road to Gion area, we are very happy, Yes, staffs and all room are good event we came with a medium group.

  

• Chanlily

  02 junio 2019
  A wonderful stay

  (From Taiwan) My sister and I traveled to Kyoto and stayed at Karaku for two nights. We enjoyed our stay at Karaku very much. Karaku is located in the Gion district and near Yasaka Shrine, which is about 5-minute walk to Karaku. We booked a Japanese-style room with two Japanese set meals included. The food is fresh and delicate. Facilities of the ryokan is well-maintained. Staff is nice and helpful. Highly recommended for travelers going to Kyoto and hope to enjoy a Japanese style stay.