More information on Ryokan Hiraiwa
A Hospitable, home-like and Economical Japanese Inn!Welcome to Ryokan Hiraiwa!!Convenient location for Kyoto sightseeing. There are many places to see around our Ryokan.Our ryokan is halfway between Kyoto Station and downtown. It is one of the best-known and oldest members of the Japanese Inn Group. The Hiraiwa family has been welcoming foreigners from all over the world since opening their doors in 1973. As we speak English, forein people are very welcome to stay at our Ryokan.The guesthouse has very hospitable, home-like atomosphere and economical Japanese Inn.Accommodation InformationThe rooms come with tatami floors and futon bedding. Not all rooms are furnished with a private bath but a communal Japanese-style tub is available. Japanese and Western breakfast are optionalA bus and a toilet are not situated in a room.We have common bath you can lock up from inside.Common bathThe bath serves as the common bath.Since it is locked from an inner side, please take a bath in comfort.Check in 15:00　 Check out 10:00
Total Rooms:
21Price
¥4,200-¥5,250 ($40-$50) single; ¥8,400-¥9,450 ($80-$90) double. Western breakfast (toast and coffee) ¥320 ($3) extra; Japanese breakfast ¥1,050 ($10) extra, InexpensiveCredit Cards Accepted
AE, MC, VDirections
Bus: 17 or 205 (don't take the express 205) to Kawaramachi-Shomen (3rd stop) and then a 4-min. walk from the bus stop (look for the side street beside Tony Lama), or a 15-min. walk from Kyoto Station
Area
Kaminoguchi-agaru, Ninomiyacho Dori, Shimogyo-ku
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