Aiso

The facilities are old. If you live on the second floor, you have to go to the first floor to use the toilet. Don't come if you have high requirements for facilities. This price is very cost-effective during the cherry blossom season. The Japanese-style room is so big and the view outside the window is so great. The reason for the low score is that I am afraid that if the score is higher, I will not be able to live here in the future. The sanitation is very clean, but the quilt has a man's oil smell, which is really unbearable. I just changed the quilt cover. But I really want to come again in the future!

Very traditional Japanese style tatami. The location is very good, right in the scenic area. You can see beautiful cherry blossoms next to the river. The owner also runs a restaurant, which is very unique. There is a garden market on weekends, which is very lively, but a bit noisy. The room has no curtains and is not suitable for late risers. It is also a long way from the subway station and it is a bit difficult to walk with large luggage.

The location of the hotel is very good, right next to Kisen Bridge, and you can hear the sound of the Uji River flowing at night. It's also very close to Kyobuki's Kumiko chair, so it's very charming anyway. Hygiene is okay. It is an old hotel, so the facilities are relatively outdated, there are basically no services, and there are relatively few guests. The floor drain in the public bathroom was clogged when I stayed.

Well enough The facilities are older but quite clean

Located beside the Uji River