Yadoya Manjiro
9,7/10 Exceptional - Based on 98 reviews
Imbued with the tranquility of ancient times, Yadoya Manjiro, nestled in the heart of Kyoto, embodies the subtle essence of sukiya style. Its delicate lines and traditional furniture, harmoniously combined with paper panels and immaculate tatami, invite introspection. Dominated by an enchanting garden, this space exudes serenity, with the whisper of water and the scent of flowers creating a timeless bubble. Discover yourself through concierge services, the warmth of the common lounge, and the promise of a soothing breakfast.
Not far from the city’s rustle, the ryokan rooms welcome you in a setting of simplicity and elegance. Equipped with futons laid on a tatami floor, they showcase a Japanese way of life. Each is an intimate haven, bathed in soft light filtered by paper panels, offering a meditative and serene view of the garden. Perfectly equipped, these non-smoking rooms offer Wi-Fi, refrigerator, and safe, all in an ambiance where every detail is considered.
Walk a few steps and discover Café Hanaguruma, a true invitation to savor European-inspired dishes in a soothing setting. Around the picturesque streets, local restaurants and cafes like Kasagi-Ya invite you to taste the authentic flavors of the neighborhood. Whether you stay in your ryokan in Kyoto or explore the surroundings, each culinary moment calls for contemplation.
Japanese Authenticity Evaluation
9/10 Immersed in an authentic atmosphere, this ryokan stands out with traditional architecture, elegant rooms with tatami, and refined decoration. The culinary experience is delicious and focused on an elaborate kaiseki. Although elegant, the baths would have benefited from being naturalized for complete immersion.
Highlights of the Ryokan
Tatami
Refrigerator
Wi-Fi Connection
Air Conditioning
Breakfast
Customer Reviews: What They Loved
Guests particularly appreciated the warm welcome and exceptional attention of the host, which greatly enriched their experience.
The beauty and serenity of the establishment were highly noted, with a traditional setting that provides a calm and relaxing atmosphere.
The Japanese breakfast received praise for its finesse and generosity, adding an authentic and delicious touch to the stay.
The ryokan’s location is ideal, being close to major tourist sites like Kiyomizu-dera and the Gion district, making it easy to explore the city.
The comfort of the rooms, including amenities such as a bathroom with onsen, was highly appreciated, offering an authentic immersion in the Japanese living style.
Does the ryokan offer an onsen?
The Yadoya Manjiro ryokan does not have an onsen. However, its traditional Japanese style and rooms with tatami provide an authentic experience.
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Check-in is between 3:00 PM and 9:00 PM, and check-out must be completed before 10:00 AM.
What languages does the ryokan staff speak?
The staff speaks English and Japanese, making communication easier for international guests.
Are there any rules or restrictions to know before booking?
The ryokan is entirely non-smoking, does not accept pets, and does not allow parties or events. Guests should also avoid making noise between 11:00 PM and 7:00 AM.
What wellness services are offered?
Although the ryokan does not mention specific wellness services, its peaceful ambiance and gardens provide a relaxing setting for unwinding.
Does the ryokan offer dining options?
The ryokan does not have an on-site restaurant, but several restaurants are located a minute’s walk away, offering various dining options.
Is parking available?
The establishment does not have parking. Guests will need to consider alternatives for parking their vehicles nearby.
What activities and tourist attractions are nearby?
The ryokan is only a 5-minute walk from Kiyomizu-dera Temple. Other nearby attractions include Ninenzaka and Sannenzaka, Kyoto National Museum, and Maruyama Park.
Are pets allowed?
No, pets are not allowed within the establishment.
What cultural activities are offered?
The ryokan is located in a culturally rich neighborhood, offering easy access to historical sites such as Kiyomizu-dera Temple and the traditional alleys of Ninenzaka and Sannenzaka.
How can I reach the ryokan by public transport?
The bus stop is a 5-minute walk, and Kyoto Station is accessible in 10 minutes by taxi. Additionally, several metro and train stations are nearby.
What internet connection options are available?
The ryokan offers free Wi-Fi throughout the establishment, ensuring easy internet access for all guests.
