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Kuan P.
Couples
Macau,
December 10, 2014
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Traditional Japanese wooden house
communicate in English, experience Japanese style, nice house
6.3
clean, nice traditional Japanese Wooden House, it was good to stay there for 2 nights, but you should kept quiet to avoid making noise when you step on the floor.
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Chunjiang L.
Couples
China,
October 6, 2013
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traditional Japanese house, noisy room
there is a kitchen, traditional Japanese wooden house, noisy
5.7
traditional Japanese wooden house, gives us a traditional experience. you can use the same kitchen with the owner.
Infact we don't recommend this guest house. The room is too noisy,you can hear the motors and cars deep in the whole night,very noisy. we lived there for 3 days...oh...
And small bath room,the water is sometimes hot and sometimes cold.seems the hot water isnot enough。
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Dangguo G.
Couples
China,
June 28, 2013
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Comfortable guesthouse with attentive staff
Traditional Japanese House， Close to Kinkakuji Temple
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The staff is nice, and can speak good English. The room is comfortable although a little simple. Anyway, it is a good choice for tourist keen for experiencing traditional Japanese living.
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Weng S.
Solo travelers
Singapore,
May 28, 2013
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Clean, affordable, EXCELLENT staff
1) Definitely the wifi, extremely fast
9.3
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Nicole S.
Groups
United States of America,
May 13, 2012
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Unique place to stay,
Traditional home and sleeping quarters, good food within walking distance, close to public transportation, good wifi
10
We had a great time staying at Guest House Nagomi. A unique experience in this quaint home. Proprietors were super friendly and helpful. They had great suggestions of sights to see and paces to eat. Living space was clean and well organized, rooms a decent size. Highly recommend!
Sightseeing/Attractions Tip:
If you get a chance, head over to Gion to try and spot actual Maiko heading to their dinner engagements. It was exciting to see this unique tradition still being carried out today. Have your cameras ready though, they're not exactly trying to stop and take pictures and they move pretty fast!
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Bernadette D.
Couples
United States of America,
October 8, 2011
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Fantastic stay - converted traditional Kyoto home
Friendly owner & family, Non-touristy neighborhood, Real home, On several bus lines
9.3
We had a wonderful 4-night stay at Guest House Nagomi. This is *such* a more authentic Kyoto experience than any hotel stay will give you. It's a converted traditional Kyoto home that you share with the owner (Hide) and his family, plus a few other travelers (depending on the dates). You'll be sharing bathroom / shower amenities, and the rooms aren't huge, but this is what it's like living in a home in Kyoto.
Hide and his family are great. From the photos on the wall, you can tell that he was a former traveler with quite a wanderlust. He speaks English, so you can get some tips from him, too. When you check in, he'll sit you down and go over the "house rules" (e.g., home is "closed" from 12pm-3pm daily, you can rent towels, bikes, washing machine, etc.). He'll also give you a small map of the neighborhood that highlights onsen / sento, restaurants, grocery stores / convenience stores, etc. Then he'll leave you to your own business if you so desire, but is available by knock on his a door for anything else.
We traveled through Japan for two weeks. This was the best stay we had. As long as you're willing to share the space with other travelers, you'll be in for a unique experience. Thanks, Hide & family!
Sightseeing/Attractions Tip:
The home is near Daitoku-ji. If you're arriving at Kyoto Station, take bus #9 and get off at Horikawa-Kuramaguchi (堀川鞍馬口). This is the only stop with the character for mouth (口) at the end of the name, so it shouldn't be too difficult to spot even if you don't speak Japanese. The bus is a flat 220 yen.
While staying there, the main buses you'll probably use are #9, #204, #205, and #206. Do a quick web search for "Kyoto City Bus" and you'll find a pdf ("Bus Navi") on the Kyoto city website that lays out all of the routes, in English.
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Nathalie O.
Groups
France,
September 18, 2013
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Authentique gentillesse japonaise
Accueil sympa, ambiance familiale, tout plein de petits détails sont à disposition pour le confort du séjour
9.7
Très agréable sensation d'une demeure familiale japonaise qui ouvre ses portes aux voyageurs, les habitants et les voyageurs cohabitent en harmonie. Très bon rapport qualité prix (vélo, machine à laver, proche des centres d'intérêts touristiques)
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Jinwoo L.
Solo travelers
South Korea,
June 24, 2013
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100 years old house, but clean.
Quiet neighborhood, wonderful to ride bicycle.
You can rent at naomy. cheap.
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Mirjam W.
Solo travelers
Germany,
June 15, 2013
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klein aber fein, sehr süß und praktisch
freundliches Personal, saubere und liebevoll eingerichtete Zimmer, Top Lage, Super Service und viele Tipps bekommen
10
Beim Check-In habe ich direkt einen Stadtplan von Kyoto bekommen, der mir sehr viel genützt hat. Und außerdem bekam ich direkt einige Tips was man auf jeden Fall gesehen haben muss.
Das Zimmer ist typisch japanisch. Sehr liebevoll eingerichtet.
Alles ist sehr sauber und gepflegt.
Es liegt zwar im Norden von Kyoto, aber dennoch innerhalb einer halben Stunde ist man am Bahnhof von Kyoto.
Und einige Sehenswürdigkeiten wie z.B. der Kinkaku-ji sind beinahe zu Fuß zu erreichen.
Ich habe meinen Aufenthalt wirklich sehr genossen und würde dort jeder Zeit wieder buchen
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Hsuan L.
Solo travelers
Taiwan,
August 31, 2013
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深入了解日本文化
1. 透過寄宿家庭，深入了解日本文化 2. 對於日本人來說，屋主夫妻英文算是好的了! 3. 他們養的狗 ham 很可愛
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基本上還不錯的民宿，乾淨，老闆英文不錯，溝通上不會有太大的障礙。
鄰近超商，生活上的必需品，食物取得容易!
唯獨是木造房子，不管多小聲走動都會發出喀喀的聲音，動作都要非常小聲，以避免打擾他人。
可以體驗日本人在地拘謹的生活!
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