Kamishichiken Oku

I would like to stay again in the future. The in-room open-air bath, amenities, and the vegetarian Buddhist breakfast were excellent.- The toilet is separated from the living room by only a single door, so sound carries through. - When dimming the bedroom lights, they repeatedly flickered slightly between bright and dark. - The in-room open-air bath seems to be separated from the building’s public smoking room by only a single partition, so I felt it offered limited privacy.

I planned a day trip to Kyoto, but I couldn’t visit as many places as I’d hoped, so I quickly looked for an Accommodation.I made a Reservation at 2:30 p.m. and headed to the Accommodation at 3:00 p.m., but they hadn’t noticed the Reservation yet.The Room wasn’t ready and I had to wait a little, but it wasn’t a problem.The Room isn’t very large, but it was comfortable and easy to relax in.The bathroom is a standard larger unit bath, which suits Japanese guests well.It’s easy to use too.Since I booked on the same day, I think I was able to stay quite cheaply thanks to last-minute and online discounts.The staff were foreigners, so communication in Japanese was sometimes a bit difficult.The building didn’t really have much of an old townhouse feel; even the stairs felt like apartment stairs (lol).There are many Rooms in a not-so-large space, but surprisingly I couldn’t hear much noise from around me.With Accommodations in Kyoto being incredibly expensive lately, I was very satisfied with the price!