Ichigosanbo

The accommodation is really great. It's spacious, pretty, quiet, has everything you need, etc... I was worried because there weren't many reviews even though I searched all the accommodation websites. Sure enough, I arrived at the accommodation, but the door was locked, no one was there, and the lights were off... Since it was a homestay, there was no front desk or anything like that. I continued to consult with a counselor in a foreign country, waited for about an hour, and was able to get in touch with the landlord. They sent me an email with instructions on how to get in the day before check-in... haha. I made the reservation a long time ago... but I didn't even think to look at the email because I had checked all the emails and pulled out everything to print 3 days before... So, I stood outside for over an hour shivering because it was raining and I couldn't communicate and there were really no people in the area. However, the counselor treated me well and the room was so nice that I felt relieved. Even with the air conditioner on full blast, the tatami room on the second floor is a bit humid and smells like wood. It was so bad that I slept in the bed room. It was nice to be quiet as there weren't many Koreans or people around, and it was fun to look around. There seem to be quite a few good restaurants nearby, and there are small things to enjoy such as bakeries and cafes, so I recommend it. Also, be sure to check your email at least a day in advance ^^. Well, I left the ring and it took me two hours to go back, but they had already cleaned it up, so I sent two emails, but they didn't read them. Other than not being able to contact them, everything seems to be fine. There's a washing machine, a microwave, dishes, etc. A 5-minute walk from Uzumasa Station? I think it takes about a while. The location is not bad.

It was so nice because it was a two-story private house, and it's a 3-minute walk from Randen, where you can go to Arashiyama? It was really convenient to go to Arashiyama for 3 days because it was a street. There is an old bookstore right in front of the accommodation, a large mart, and a large *****tore right next to it, and there are also two restaurants and bakeries! The location is really good! There was no problem with self-check-in, and it was convenient to be able to do it without having to go elsewhere. (I registered online, received check-in instructions, and registered my passport and information through the link sent to me, so online check-in was over.) However, it was just that the kitchen, bathroom, and shower room without air conditioning were too cold. Bonnie, I only played in the tatami room and slept only in the bed room. Haha And there is a house right in front of the kitchen, and I could see people passing by there, so I was more careful; Of course, there is a door between the kitchen and the living room, so you can't see it all the time. The garden is also pretty, and I slept comfortably in the bunk bed room like a regular hotel. There were two kids and two adults, but the living room was spacious and there were two large tables and many chairs, so it was very comfortable to use! (It was a pity that there was too much dust in the beanbags with only two.) It was convenient because there was a toilet with a toilet both above and below. I think it's a good choice for those who are going to Arashiyama. Personally, I think even 6-7 people will be enough. The tatami room is really big! The toilet and shower are clean! There is everything in the kitchen, but there is no cooking oil, so I couldn't stir-fry or stir-fry.

Many tourist attractions such as Arashiyama and hot springs are within walking distance from the hotel, so I want to stay longer. There are convenience stores and supermarkets nearby, which are very convenient for my life. I can spend a very comfortable time in a spacious and bright room. According to the explanation of the staff, the drama seems to be filmed here, and I am very satisfied with this inn. thank you very much.