Rinn Shijo Nishinotoin

Located in Shijo Nishi-dōin, it is a 20-minute bus ride from Kyoto Station and a 20-minute walk to Shijo Kawaramachi. A small building is a B&B, with a small front desk and 9 sets of rooms on the first floor. There is an ice machine, water dispenser, microwave and coin-operated washing machine on the first floor. Trash is collected and towels are changed every day.

Very satisfied with the stay

The room was nice. Good quality and low price. My family is very satisfied.

1. The reception desk was unmanned after 10pm, but the email sent was very clear and told us how to check in. 2. The facilities are complete, very clean, and all the toiletries are available. The shower gel and other products are from the Rinn chain, so they are all from Pola. 3. There is a charge for the washing machine on the first floor. If you don't have enough toothbrushes, you can refill them for free. 4. We stayed for 4 nights and cleaned on the morning of the third day. Usually when you throw out garbage or change towels, you need to put the small sign on the back of the door and it will be changed. 5. As expected, the windows cannot be opened, but the ventilation facilities are open, so there is no smell. 6. The hotel smells delicious as soon as you walk in. The hotel also sells its own fragrance products~ 7. It is two intersections away from the bus station and more than 10 minutes' walk from the subway station.

Very comfortable and the location is very good

I purchased the Ctrip activity gift certificate and redeemed it from rinn. I thought its location was better at the time and I booked it, so I chose this hotel with relatively few reviews but good pictures. When I made the reservation, I was a little worried that the facilities and sanitation were not good enough and the location was good. Is the location relatively far away? When I actually visited, I was pleasantly surprised. The price is very suitable! 1. The room is relatively large, and one big box and one small box can be opened. 2. Tatami ➕ twin beds, it’s okay if the children are older or two adults and two children 3. The bathroom is a surprise, the water is very large, and the small soaking pool washes away the fatigue of the day, which is super comfortable. There is also a small bench, which is very Japanese-style. 4. Compared with living in the core circle, the distance is indeed not that convenient, but after all, it is only a day away, and the bus and subway are very convenient, so the distance is really nothing~ All in all, it’s a good choice. After all, the house is big and comfortable to live in~

*The room space is large: 1 Western-style room, including 2 single-bed rooms, 1 Japanese-style double room, 1 living room with L-shaped sofa, TV wall, and small refrigerator. The activity space is relatively large, suitable for families of 2-4 people. * Sanitary separation of wet and dry areas: double facilities for bathing and bathing. The bathroom is thoughtfully equipped with small stools, which is friendly to the elderly and children. The facilities are new and clean. *Service: The boys and girls at the front desk are very friendly and usually show up when needed, so that they can avoid the embarrassment of entry and exit. The first floor is dedicated to a smoking room, laundry room, and ice machine. Towels are changed and room garbage is cleaned every day. Free cleaning is provided for stays of more than 4 days, and paid cleaning is provided for less than 4 days. *Features: Japanese style hotel. There are only 2 rooms on the floor where we live, which is very quiet and private. Windows cannot be opened, complete ventilation equipment. It takes 10 minutes to walk to the nearby subway station and bus station. It takes 15 minutes to walk to Nishiki Market on the small road opposite the hotel.

The room is quite big for Japan. I especially like the tatami. It is very family-friendly. There is a barbecue restaurant opposite the hotel and a 711 convenience store nearby.

The hotel is on a small road and may be difficult to find for the first time. It is about a ten-minute walk from the subway station. We took a taxi directly from Kyoto Station to the hotel for 1,900 yen because we were carrying a large suitcase. The room is relatively large for a general hotel in Japan. When you open the door, you will see the sofa in the living room. If three people stay, there is a double bed room and a tatami room next to it. The bathroom is also separated into dry and wet areas. The bathtub is quite large and can be set to soak in water. The toiletries are all pola, and coffee is also provided in the room for self-service. There are many places to eat near the hotel. Breakfast can be solved in Nishidoin Dining Hall in a few minutes. There is an izakaya next to it at night. It takes about a quarter of an hour to walk to the popular ramen Yuguang. The staff at the front desk of the hotel are also very warm and thoughtful. The next day, we needed to take a taxi after checking out. She helped us call a car on the app to connect with the driver and escorted us out to the car.