Vacation rentals near Adashino Buddha Temple

Everything about the Koto Inn is just wonderful, especially if you’re looking for a genuine taste of a Japanese world from days past. It really feels like traveling back in time as the interior is so lovingly decorated and holds everything necessary for a stay in Japan’s original capital. Not only is it peaceful in and around this part of Kyoto, but David and Yoshiko do a fantastic job of giving you all of the information and recommendations needed to make your stay perfect. I’d definitely stay again in the future (or is it in the past?).

The home owners met us at arrival to explain the significance of this home with traditional features. It had everything we needed and was nestled in the sweetest street near everything we needed. A bonus was walking past the school everyday and The Best coffee around the corner.

It was the perfect, quiet home base. Convenient to trains and buses, Nishiki Market, shops along Hankyu Kyoto train line, and many local restaurants. 7-Eleven is a must when in Japan and only a 2 minute walk away. Rieko is a kind, and responsive host. The house was spotless and included many amenities. The only caution would be the narrow, steep staircase to access the bedroom area. Watch your head if you are taller than 60in/152cm. But don’t let this be a dealbreaker!We will definitely be back.

Clean, good beds and bedding, lots of space.

There is little to criticize about this kyomachiya on the western bank of the Kamo River in Shijo, central Kyoto. Its location is ideal for tourists with excellent proximity to attractions. Overall, almost all aspects are excellent. The rooms are larger than typical for Kyoto (two are eight mats).Tips for potential guests:- The 3 bedrooms are generously sized, comfortable for sleeping for 6 people or 3 couples. 2 bedrooms are larger than the 3rd. Space overall might feel tight for 5 or 6 adults socializing simultaneously - less of an issue if you're out sightseeing all day.- Ground floor bedroom works best if you store futons in the morning, otherwise you'll occupy the main shared space.- The second "living room" in the house center has less natural light but is the only shared space with Western-style furniture. This means ground floor "bedroom" is the best shared space.- Kitchen is small without stove/oven/toaster but has a good-sized refrigerator. Perfect for basic food prep and storage but limited for cooking meals.Unexpected positives:- Two bedrooms are surprisingly spacious - much larger than many other listings- Opening both front and back sliding doors creates refreshing airflow, especially valuable during warmer months- Despite central location, being set back from Kiyamachi-dori ensures quietness- Everything's been modernized: electrical, AC/heating, radiant floors, bath/water heatHighly recommended for anyone seeking an authentic Kyoto experience.

This house was a comfortable and clean property. The feel is authentic. Located close to a train station for ease of transport. Great place to stay.

We were welcomed in person and walked through how to work the systems of the property, everything was clean and ready for us, Mika was very nice and helpful. Location is a couple minute walk to the bus stop, close proximity to Gion and a few bus stops away from Kiyomizu-dera temple. Highly recommend for groups.

Our family of five occupied the property during autumn season in Kyoto and it was an amazing place to stay at. It's on a quiet neighborhood. Yasaka Shrine is within walking distance. Train station is around 10 minutes walk. We walked to the main road to call for taxi but I think it can enter the neighborhood if you call through the app. Satoru, the property manager is very helpful and accomodating and responds immediately if you have questions. This property is highly recommended to stay at.