Rinn Kitagomon Reviews

I accidentally bought the rinn chain accommodation through a group purchase. I stayed in Miyagawa Town and Suzu when I went on a trip in August. There are several rinn chains nearby, and we often run into them when walking around and eating. The hotel has a good location, not far from Gion, Shijo and Nishiki Market, and the small alleys have a Kyoto style. Close to the Kamogawa River, it is quiet and quiet at night, a beautiful place to stay in the middle of the bustle. The hotel has an elevator and is luggage-friendly. The room is not too small and there is a tatami where you can sit down and enjoy tea and chat. There is a self-service toiletry on the first floor, including coin-operated washing machines, water dispensers, ice machines, and microwaves. You can walk 200 meters to the Gion Shijo subway, and there is a FamilyMart convenience store next to it. It is very convenient to buy milk and other breakfast on the way in the evening. Both rinn hotels are equipped with Nespresso coffee machines as standard. I stayed in Miyagawa Town for 3 days and I could go to the front desk to get 2 coffee capsules per day. Everything was very satisfying. Compared with the price in August, group buying is very cost-effective.

It is a B&B, not a hotel. Japan is quite clean. It is my first time there. The B&B is also quite clean, but there is no service and the surrounding area is not so convenient.

The room is quite clean and has a bathtub. But this is really a homestay. I don't know why it is sold here as a hotel. The room is not cleaned and it is not worth the price of more than 1,000 yuan.

How should I put it? If it is less than 10,000 yen, this is a good choice, but if it is more than 10,000 yen per night, it is not worth it, because it is called a hotel but it is actually a B&B. There are many good choices for summer vacation in Kyoto for more than 10,000 yen By the way, the location is far from the nearby convenience stores, basically you have to walk 600-800 meters I gave full marks for hygiene and 1 point for service, because there is no service and no room cleaning The worst thing is that you can only check in after 4 pm You have to check out at 10 pm

I bought coupons during the group purchase pre-sale, and the price/performance ratio is still very high. Later, I looked at the price of the calendar room, which is a bit scary. The area of ​​​​the house and facilities are all up to standard, and the location is also good. It is near Gion, which is pretty good.

There are several Michelin restaurants nearby. I went to the Sichuan Fish Bento across from the hotel three times but never tried it. It's a pity.

There was hair in the room, and there was more than one. Tatami mezzanine, where towels are placed in the sink... There are many types of yellow hair and black hair... The location is also inconvenient. There are no convenience stores around, and it is not even close to Shijo Kiyomizu Temple. There is a shrine next to it. You can see the monument by opening the window. Not recommended to stay here

In short, I redeemed the Ctrip voucher for accommodation, so the price/performance ratio is very high. The advantage is that it is very close to Kiyomizu Temple and Kamogawa River. It is very convenient to walk. The check-in front desk staff can provide Chinese services and communication is easy. The room is large and the hygiene is OK. The bathroom is separated from wet and dry, and drinking water and other facilities are complete. The disadvantage is that there is noise interference in the room. The soundproofing of the building is poor. The air conditioner's outdoor unit will be louder. When it rains, there will be noise when rainwater drips onto the ceiling next to it. If you are a light sleeper, there may be various noise interference.

best hotel ever! It was a very pleasant first night in Kyoto. It was 11 o'clock when we arrived from Osaka Airport to Kyoto city. The front desk was off duty, but the email informed me of the self-check-in method. The hotel is 30 square meters (the size is considered very luxurious), with exquisite Japanese style, complete facilities and perfect details. There are also tatami mats for guests to chat, drink tea and watch TV (˙˘˙)

Not bad, the room is so big, twice the size of an ordinary hotel. There are tatami mats and beds, and the bathroom is also very spacious with a bathtub. There is no convenience store nearby, so it is not convenient to buy things.

This room in a Japanese hotel is big enough to open two large suitcases, and there is room to sit down. It is clean and quiet. Free toiletries are available in the lobby. The quality is also good. There is a microwave on the second floor, a washing machine is available, and there is drinking water and Ice machine, the disadvantage is that it is too early to check out before 10!

The hotel is located in a small inner street, which is very quiet, but it is not very convenient to walk for a while if you need to go to a convenience store to buy things at night. The person who received us when we checked in at night should be *********, speak Chinese, and explain in detail. There is a hallway outside the door of the room, where you can put a stroller. The room is very spacious, the largest we stayed in during this trip. There are tatami mats for eating, drinking and relaxing. The bathroom is separated from wet and dry, and it is very clean. I bought a three-night package for the event and was overall satisfied ~

It's noisy every night, the sound insulation is very poor, you can hear the traffic upstairs, the air conditioner is very noisy, overall it's average

The space is large, and the hygiene of Japanese hotels is beyond words. Except for being a little far away from the subway station and bus station, everything else is really good! You can also walk to Kiyomizudera Temple, which is great!