Top Hotels Near Ikkyuji Temple in Kyotanabe from NZ$82

"The hotel has great ammenities and the room service options have a ton of variety. It was nice having a massage chair and jacuzzi tub in the room. It was the largest room my husband and I stayed in throughout our travels in Japan as well."

"Spacious with a huge bathtub. Very nice!"

"Best ryokan "

"Friendly "

"Nice rooms. Only thing as a tourist is Was a bit out of the way from things to do but close to train line and not far from Kyoto main station so wasn’t much of an issue for us. Clean and tidy room, fairly hard bed if that’s a concern to you "

"The hotel was spotless. The outdoor bath was amazing. Personel was extremely nice"

"Very basic but acceptable. Good air conditioning and wifi. No TV other than a little iPad type thing. Laundry was cheap and worked well. "

"Na"

"This was our favourite hotel of our trip. The outside is fairly grand, although it is pretty much in the middle of nowhere. There is a couple of convenience stores within a ten-minute walk, but not really any restaurants we could see. There are other grand hotels in the vicinity. The reception was equipped with some comfortable seats and booths, as well as the “menu” of rooms, where you see photos and categories of the rooms available. Outside the door, was a large parking structure. The receptionist, while not unfriendly, was visibly frustrated having to deal with English guests and was rather snappy at first. The Room was huge. The bathroom was large and comfortable, with a huge array of products and hair/grooming tools available to use. Hair dryer, curler, straightener, you name it. We tried the jet bubble bath and it was pretty relaxing and nice. Plus, the bath is large enough for two humans to relax together. In the centre of the room, a fabulous massage chair was free to use and I enjoyed. All in all, I would not say the food was that great. It was a pity. A furthermore, it wasn’t as advertised. For the price, I’d say it was okay and certainly for the convenience. The facilities and the furnishings of the room, the size of the guest space and the food brought to you, when compared against other non-love hotels, come out absolutely on top. Love hotels are the way to go."