Ryokan Kanade Reviews

It was really brilliant experience! I would like to have the experience in a traditional Japanese ryokan and it was perfect. It is not that far from the Kyoto station by taxi and kiyozmidera temple. Particularly, I deeply appreciate all the staff. They make my trip really good.

The room very nice.

Awesome experience! The room was huge and very clean. Loved the ryokan experience. Only downside was that is was not a bit far away from the main station.

We had a large room on the first floor with access for he garden and our own private patio. A great experience at a very reasonable price. We loved it!

nice place

The hotel is located about ten minutes' walk from the tram station. The environment is quiet, the scenery is pleasant, the layout is very Japanese, the breakfast and food taste good, the person in charge is very friendly, there is a 24-hour supermarket three minutes away, and the price is not expensive.

The room facilities are good, with Japanese tatami. The bathroom, washroom, and toilet are separated, but not cramped (if not, the space would be very large). The breakfast was a bit unexpected (first time traveling in Japan), it was a full salty breakfast, sashimi, soup, etc. (with a small dessert). My 10-year-old child is not used to such a breakfast, and I am not used to eating sashimi in the morning, but it is a beautiful presentation. There is no coffee for breakfast. The hotel is located in a quiet residential area, which may not be the most convenient for bringing children; The service staff is very enthusiastic and polite, but their English communication skills are limited, and there are a few small things (cancelling breakfast, not cleaning the room, etc.) that need to be repeated and confirmed several times. The overall feeling is still good.

The room is OK but there is no view outside. The rooftop is the highlight. The price is not cheap and there is no hot spring. But don't ask for so much in Kyoto. The hotel is not far from the philosophy trail Nanzenji Temple.

A very artistic place. Although it is very simple, it is worth the money. There is an open-air bath and the bathroom is also very large. You can wash it however you want. The Japanese breakfast is very authentic. It feels like they are doing something very attentively.

The hotel is located in an alley, with a quiet and elegant environment. The room is tatami, which is considered large in Japan. Toiletries are complete, and Japanese kimonos are provided. You can book a time to soak in the hotel hot spring when you check in. The hotel breakfast is Japanese cuisine, which is delicious.

The room is well decorated and has a good view. The open-air private bath on the rooftop is a great experience.

The location is quiet and close to the mountain, so it was good for walking along the nearby Philosopher's Path. The accommodation and bathroom are well-maintained and clean. However, the veranda side gets a lot of wind. The heater works well.

I came to Osaka with my dad and stayed in Kyoto for a night. The facilities were great, the staff were friendly, and the food was delicious~ The location was a little disappointing, but I still stayed comfortably and left. The staff was delicious and the food was friendly~👍👍 88/100

Some of the receptionists were a bit brusque, while others were more accommodating, but they were all comfortable giving directions in English, making it easy to recommend the place to foreign friends. Above all, the breakfast and Japanese garden were amazing! I felt great right from the start of the day.