Nagomi-Ryokan Yuu
7,8/10 Very good - Based on 711 reviews
Like a delicate Japanese ink painting, this ryokan in Kyoto invites you to a journey beyond time. Between its wooden walls and woven tatami mats, an enveloping serenity meets the elegance of tradition. Here, every moment becomes a poem: the careful gestures of a tea ceremony, the woody scents of a benevolent warmth. Well-being takes root here, as you experience the Japanese art of living, whether trying on a kimono or sharing a peaceful moment under the soft light of a shoji screen.
In this setting with its refined rooms, minimalism is an ode to tranquility. The futons unfold on a tatami floor where history seems whispered with every step. Some spaces, complemented by private bathrooms, offer intimate softness, while teapots placed here and there invite a moment of meditation. Each room, whether subtly lit by natural light or the soothing glow of a lamp, is a celebration of harmony between man and his habitat.
Just at the doorstep of this house of silence, culinary magic invites itself into your explorations. Savor a Japanese breakfast in the on-site restaurant, a symphony of flavors orchestrated with finesse. Or let yourself be tempted by the nearby inns and cafes, where the neighborhood’s diversity calls you to multiple discoveries. Each meal becomes an excuse to extend this sensory adventure, escorted by the unique soul of Kyoto.
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Evaluation of Japanese Authenticity
6/10 Warm and steeped in traditions, this ryokan offers elegant rooms with tatami and futons, although the baths and cuisine lack depth in their authenticity. A modern and classic balance is visible in the common areas, offering a pleasant but slightly contemporary experience.
Highlights of the Ryokan
Tatami
Wi-Fi Connection
Air Conditioning
Restaurant
Positive Reviews
Excellent emplacement
L'établissement est très bien situé, proche de la gare, des lignes de bus, du métro et de nombreux magasins, ce qui facilite les déplacements et la découverte de la ville.
Authenticité du ryokan
Le style traditionnel japonais, l'ambiance authentique et l'expérience ryokan sont très appréciés, avec un cadre calme et dépaysant au cœur de quartiers historiques.
Personnel accueillant et serviable
Le personnel est décrit comme sympathique, agréable, réactif et prêt à aider, notamment pour la gestion des bagages et le check-in rapide.
Bon rapport qualité-prix
Plusieurs avis relèvent un bon rapport qualité-prix, avec des chambres propres, des services annexes intéressants et des équipements modernes intégrés avec soin.
Services pratiques à disposition
Les clients apprécient la présence de frigidaire commun, micro-ondes, laverie, location de vélos et la possibilité de laisser ses bagages avant le check-in.
Quartier calme et paisible
L'établissement se trouve dans un quartier tranquille, peu touristique, parfait pour se reposer après une journée de visite, avec une atmosphère locale.
Negative Reviews
Cloisons fines et manque d'insonorisation
Plusieurs clients mentionnent que les murs sont très fins, ce qui permet d'entendre les voisins et rend les chambres parfois bruyantes la nuit.
Chambres petites
Les chambres sont souvent jugées petites ou exiguës, ce qui peut rendre l'organisation difficile, surtout avec plusieurs bagages ou en famille.
Futons peu épais ou durs
Certains clients trouvent les futons trop fins ou trop durs, ce qui peut gêner le sommeil, notamment pour les personnes non habituées.
Services et options payants
Des frais supplémentaires sont parfois appliqués pour les bagages, la location de vélos, les bains privatifs ou certains services annexes.
Sanitaires et salles de bain petits
Les sanitaires et salles de bain sont jugés petits ou vétustes par certains clients, ce qui peut impacter le confort du séjour.
Contact ou accueil parfois impersonnel
Quelques clients notent un accueil un peu froid, un manque de contact avec le personnel ou une gestion jugée impersonnelle.
Does the ryokan have an onsen?
Nagomi Ryokan Yuu does not have an onsen, but you can enjoy a traditional Japanese ambiance with its tatami floor rooms.
What are the check-in and check-out times?
You can check in between 16:00 and 20:00, and check-out must be done before 10:00.
What languages are spoken at the ryokan?
The staff speaks English, Japanese, and Chinese to better welcome you.
Are there any restrictions or specific regulations to follow?
The establishment is non-smoking and does not accept pets. Parties are not allowed, and guests should avoid making noise between 22:00 and 08:00.
What wellness services are offered?
Cultural activities such as kimono rental and tea ceremonies are available for an additional fee.
How does dining work on-site?
A Japanese breakfast is served for an additional fee. There is also a restaurant on-site for other meals.
Does the ryokan have parking?
The ryokan does not have parking. It is recommended to use the nearby public transport.
What tourist activities are nearby?
Nishi Hongan-ji and Higashi Hongan-ji temples are about a 10-minute walk away. You will also find the Kyoto National Museum and Nijo Castle a few kilometers away.
Are pets allowed at the establishment?
Unfortunately, pets are not allowed in the establishment.
What cultural activities can be done on-site?
You can immerse yourself in Japanese culture by renting a kimono or attending a traditional tea ceremony at the ryokan.
How to get to the ryokan by public transport?
The ryokan is located a 5-minute walk from exit 8 of Gojo subway station and 1 km from Kyoto JR station, making it easily accessible by subway and train.
What types of rooms are available?
The ryokan offers different types of rooms, ranging from single rooms with shared bathrooms to houses with several futons, some offering private bathrooms.
