Matsukame — Hotel in Kyoto

In a Japanese-style family hotel, there is no bathroom in the room. There are shared toilets for men and women on the second floor, and shared bathrooms for men and women on the first floor. The sound insulation is poor. You have to leave the hotel at ten in the morning (I booked two nights and had to leave at ten the next day), and you can't come in or out at eleven in the evening. Ctrip should classify this hotel as a B&B youth hostel to prevent customers from mistaking it for a Japanese-style hotel. After all, at a price of more than 1,000 per night, there are many hotels to choose from around Kyoto Station. It was very inconvenient to stay in a hotel during a family trip, so I decided not to stay in the hotel on the...

The place to stay is a traditional Japanese inn. After entering, the old couple was very enthusiastic and asked when they would take a bath. But it seems that the toilets and showers are shared, so please be aware. The room is large, but the environment is slightly poor, and there is dust in some corners. No breakfast, the train station is very close. Overall...

If you are a traveller like us who would like some more privacy, this place is not exactly for you. Don't get me wrong, the hotel staff are absolutely wonderful. Just that most things are communal and you have wait for your turn to shower and finish by 11.35. The walls are quite thin indeed, you can easily hear people walking on the hallway or simply chatting in...