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"First time to try love hotel in Japan. Although the room is a little bit far from the centre of the town, the staff arrange a taxi for us, which is very impressive. The room is super big, and all the facilities are in good condition. Each room has different theme and you will not know until you enter the room, making me feel surprised. The price is comparatively lower than the normal hotels in Kyoto, but I think the services are very satisfying. I will definitely recommend to my friends!"

"Wow - we have just checked out from a 1 night stay at this Yoshida Sanso and we were truly amazed at both the place itself and even more so the lovely people that looked after us so well! We are celebrating our honeymoon in Japan and the family who run the Ryokan couldn’t have done more to make our stay a more memorable one! Would recommend to anyone wanting a peaceful and authentic Ryokan experience! ❤️"

"Great central location to many temples and walking lanes of Gion. Quiet location. "

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"Best accommodation we stayed in when travelling to Japan. Really big rooms, amazing breakfast, and the staff were the kindest. I highly recommend staying here! I definitely for sure will the next time I visit Japan."

"There were some stains on the bed skirt (looked like lipstick) and some dust between the sheets. But overall very clean. Front desk was availabile 24hrs and were very helpful and resourceful. Very nice and big room."

"We wanted to stay in a traditional house that could sleep two couples and this was a great experience. I think if you had little familiarity with Japan and/or Kyoto, it would be a bit hard to find. The neighborhood was not hard to navigate, but it was a good ten minute walk to the busy part of shijo-dori. We arrived very late in the evening but had no trouble. Our first contact with the management was the next morning via the cell phone they make available. The management rep had very good...

"Staff were welcoming and eager to please. However this hotel is not geared up for tourists. There are no instructions for TV or any gadgets in English and, as this is a love hotel, you're wary of touching anything for fear of what you may be buying! There was also a vending machine in the room with no explanation as to the contents. The hotel needs to decide who they want to cater for and set up accordingly. Free breakfast is provided which is brought to your room. The 24 hour "mood music" and...