Guest reviews about Japanese Garden Ryokan Yamazaki

I think it's older than I thought.

・There were no tissues or hair dryers in the room. ・Although it is described as a public bath, it seems to be quite small in reality, and I was urged to use the unit bath in the room. ・There was no advance notice that the restaurant was closed during the stay. ・It tasted like a lot of time had passed since the white rice for dinner was cooked.

The feeling of daily life was everywhere, and it felt like I was in a servant's dormitory rather than a space for customers.

・The shower room is unisex and has only curtains. ・There is no tissue in the room (I contacted the front desk, but they answered that they do not handle it) ・Voices from the next room can be heard ・A large number of stink bugs ・Slippers are not prepared for the number of people, and they are stolen by someone in another room on the way.

I didn't know how to get hot water. There was no convenience store nearby.

I shivered with the cold and spent the night unable to sleep well. There was air conditioning, but it didn't work well and the comforter was heavy. The coldness spreads through the mattress. It was my mistake to mistake the annex for the new building and the shared bath for a spacious shared bath. If you choose the time, I think it's a good ryokan for a good price.

A few minutes walk from the parking lot (front) to the room. The room is completely separated by fusuma, so the noise from the next room leaks out. The fusuma is locked from the inside, so it may be good for security, but light leaks in and you can hear conversations and sneezes. Also, regardless of the time, you can hear the sound of someone walking in the hallway or brushing their teeth all the time. The bath can be locked, but the shower room cannot be locked. One of the toilets can be locked, but the other has a toilet that can be locked in front of the toilet for men, so it is possible that the man will be using the toilet when he leaves the toilet. There is no appearance in the room. No tissues. Poor location of outlet. TV is small. The shoji is hard to open. Even though you can stay at this price in November in Kyoto, it was quite a shocking accommodation. I don't understand the concept of ryokan, but if you write "guest house" or "youth hostel", I won't be shocked.

Dirty to the point that it doesn't look clean, very expensive for what it is, doesn't give a good idea of ​​what a ryokan is.

The surcharge was a tax that was not known and received no receipts and had to be paid in cash.

It is very far, 20 minutes walk from the first train station.

In general, everything is very good, the only thing that is very far from everything, but it is quite possible to organize public transport.

It may be audible in other rooms, but for this type of placement, I think it's hard to avoid.

I was soaking wet when I tried to make tea in my room.

The accommodation is some distance from the center, but two bus lines allow you to get there quickly

The bath is lukewarm. Not a shower toilet.

I don't want to say too much, but I couldn't open and close the room because I couldn't use the key. Also, I can't sleep because of the noise from the room along the road. Since I am traveling alone, I don't mind any room, but I couldn't stand the above two points. I want you to do something about the key and the noise. I could not see the garden from my room.

It seems that it was not the room that I saw on the internet, but the one when it was newly built. It would be nice if there was a photo of the shared items.

scary

Nothing

It's a bit out of the way but accessible via a JR Pass compatible bus line.

Everything was pretty dirty. Shared showers are separated by a thin plastic partition and curtains. The sheets had hair and suspicious stains. The shared kitchen was relatively clean. Very bad smell in the room due to the humidity, but we can't blame them for that because it's very humid in Japan. This is the most disappointing place of our trip, although you were looking forward to being in a ryokan. We were also surprised to see a large cockroach appear out of nowhere. There were round yellow mold marks on the sliding doors, also due to the humidity. There was a lot of dust and the wooden walls crumbled a little in the corners. The paper hiding outside on the window doors is generally torn in places. The staff was only unfriendly after we reported the cockroach, the manager, probably drunk or sick, very old, slept with his head in his hands on the counter and woke up with great difficulty around 10pm and didn't say anything after that. . The atmosphere is somehow gloomy ... quite expensive for nothing. And finally, too many tourists, few Japanese.

I think it would have been better if the bath amenities were a little more substantial.

It would be nice if the dinner and breakfast prices were a little cheaper. The TV reception was bad and I couldn't watch it on the way.

There are small bugs in summer, but I can understand...there are no others, and I am very satisfied!

Nothing in particular.

slightly away from points of interest and bus routes

The food and cleanliness have deteriorated due to a change of ownership in recent years. The sedziwende were partially broken in our room. The shared bathroom had the impression that the cleaning was very superficial.

I was worried about the sound of the roof under the roof in the middle of the night. It was difficult to open and close the room key.

Greet at the front desk for a smoking receptionist... No hot water in the bathroom

Quite far from the center, although close to the bus station, it is still not very convenient. The room is also quite old

The room was small and poorly soundproofed. The ryokan is also quite remote, with two buses connecting it.

The room next door had only one fusuma (sliding door), so I could hear all the voices and it was so loud that I couldn't sleep well for one of the two nights.

I wanted to use the public bath

sound leaks