Yunohana Tsukiya: Inn with Kyoto Cuisine and Open-Air Bath

This was my first stay. Dining in a private room, the open-air bath in the Room, the large public bath, and the welcome daifuku sweets—everything was absolutely satisfying. It’s a small Hotel, which made it easy to get around and never crowded, so I could relax and unwind. I also enjoyed the drink corner since I like alcohol. If possible, I would have loved even a small selection of snacks there—but that’s probably asking too much.A Hotel with outstanding value for money!I’ll definitely stay again.

We decided on the day to stay somewhere, and I quickly looked for an Accommodation where I could go with my daughter and grandchild, so we came here. A little while after completing the Reservation, they contacted me to ask whether we had any food allergies. When I mentioned we had a child with us, they said, “We’ll push the beds together in advance,” which was very considerate and made a great impression.Dinner portions were modest, but the seasoning was light while still bringing out the natural flavors of the ingredients—I enjoyed truly delicious food for the first time in a while. Lately, so many places serve overly strong flavors that don’t make the most of good ingredients, so it’s been hard to find meals that make me think “Ah, this is delicious,” but this place pleasantly surprised me (laugh).We had eaten a little before arriving at the Accommodation, so it was enough for us. If we hadn’t eaten beforehand, it might have felt slightly small—but it seemed you could also order a late-night snack. (We didn’t order one, but since dinner was so good, I wanted to try it and see how it would be seasoned.)I haven’t often found an Accommodation that makes me want to come back right away—but this one did. Also, almost all of the staff here have such wonderful smiles no matter when you meet them. They spoke kindly to my child as well, and thanks to that we felt very comfortable throughout our stay.Thank you very much to all of the staff.