加茂川館

朝食も美味しくいただきました。 旅館の方のサービスもよかったです。

三条の繁華街に近く便利な宿です。 宿に入れば静かな空間となり落ち着きます。 私の利用した部屋は、水回り（トイレ・お風呂）が古かったので、そこは気になりました。 食事は朝食だけでしたが、とても美味しかったです。 良い老舗の宿だと思いました。

連泊だったので、ホテルより大きい部屋と思い、旅館タイプのこちらの宿を予約しました。大通りに面している割には静かでした。京都らしさを出しているのでしょうが、玄関の香はちょっときつすぎると思います。毎日中にいる方は、だんだん鈍くなっているのでしょうか。外国人宿泊者が多いせいか、大浴場はいつもガラガラで快適でしたが、浴室の気温が低くて、なかなか湯船から出られませんでした。脱衣場にごみや髪の毛が多く落ちてました、頻繁に掃除しないのであれば、クイックルのようなものを置いていただけると、不快にならずに済むと思います。部屋、設備自体はやや古い感じがします。その点からも宿泊代は少し高いかなと感じました。街歩きには立地として最高の場所です。

年老いた母との２人旅。どの係の方も適度な距離感で接して下さいましたので大変リラックス出来ました。食事は事前にしゃぶしゃぶに変更をお願いしましたが肉質も良く量も十二分で美味しく頂きました〜京野菜的なものは特になかったと記憶していますが季節柄松茸が添えられていました！感激！でも個人的に松茸は焼くかすき焼きで頂く方が美味しいと思うので...しゃぶしゃぶにはちょっともったいないのかな？と思ってしまいました、せっかくなのにすみません（＞＜）朝食も美味しくて満足でした^^ お部屋は10畳の和室に次の間も広く京都での宿泊でこの価格帯は全体の内容を考えるとオススメできます。ひとつ「あああ・・（涙）」と思ったのは朝食後にシャワーを浴びようと思っていたのですが寝具の片付けと一緒にバスタオルも回収されていたことくらいでしょうかw 散策するにも良いエリアでしたが宿から歩いて１分のスタバ三条大橋店には鴨川べりに木組みの川床があってあまりの気持ち良さに長居をしてしまいましたw。 私はいろいろなお宿に泊まりたいタイプなのでリピする事はあまり無いのですがこちらにはまたお世話になると思います。

繁華街に近くどこに行くにも便利。一流旅館のとはいかないが、気分も味わえる。同じ値段で狭いビジネスホテルに泊まるよりずっといい選択肢では。

朝食のみのプランで宿泊しました。何よりも便利な場所にあり、観光拠点としては最適です。スタッフの人もみなさん、笑顔で丁寧で好感が持てました。シンプルで余計な物も余計なサービスもなかったことが返って楽でした。朝食もおいしかったです。ただ、エアコンの音がうるさくて、寝つきが少々妨げられましたが、寝てしまえば問題ありませんでした。気楽に泊まれる宿として、また利用したいと思います。

I recently stayed at Kamogawa-kan Inn and had a generally pleasant experience. The highlight of the stay was undoubtedly the traditional Japanese breakfast, which was beautifully prepared and among the best I’ve had. The inn is clean and well-maintained, though the facilities do feel somewhat dated. While the futon provided an authentic touch, it was a bit too firm for my comfort. Overall, Kamogawa-kan offers a genuine traditional experience, and I would recommend it to those seeking cultural immersion with some minor considerations.

Great place

The staff were so kind and accommodating, and very attentive to all our questions and special requests, even helping with luggage delivery to our next hotel. We loved the traditional Japanese-style accommodations and onsen! The location is perfect for easy public transportation access and walkable to old Kyoto and the Gion district.

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A humble Kyoto experience! Many local traditions were highlighted during our stay, from the traditional breakfast, futon bedding and friendly staff. We thoroughly enjoyed the hotel amenities, including the onsen. The hotel was located very close to the Nishiki market and shopping districts, as well as train and bus stops close to major attractions (eg Fushimi Inari). We recommend staying here for a true cultural experience in the heart of the action in Kyoto!

This is our first time staying at ryokan style hotel and we love this hotel. It is not the best looking interior (lobby and hallways) but the accommodation and experience will make your stay great. They even have a small sento at the basement for the guests. They offer breakfast but we didn’t have it because we usually leave before the breakfast was served. Other things we like is it is very close to public transportation, both bus and trains. Restaurants and convenient stores are just few steps away from the hotel. Few minutes walk to Nishiki Market and Kyoto Pontocho. Gion is a bit far if you walk but there is a bus that passes the hotel going there. The staffs are very friendly and courteous. If we are going back to Kyoto, we are definitely going to book this hotel again.

Perfect locations with a lot of shopping and dining options around. It’s right next to the river and metro. We can see river from the room so it was a nice bonus. Staff was super polite and friendly. The dinners were excellent and plentiful. There’s a drink place with good appetizer type of food 2 doors diwn that was very good, reasonable and convenient. Domo Arigato!

Traditional stay hotel, room was pretty big for Japan, but think I'm to old for Traditional stay, found beds very hard on the floor & getting up & down from the dinning table was a bit of effort.😊 Breakfast was very interesting, probably not for most kids, but we enjoyed it. Staff were very friendly, hotel was close to food, drinks, shopping & sightseeing, also close to metro. Definitely a once in a life time experience...

일본 정통 호텔을 경험하고 싶어서 4박 5일중에 하루를 묵었습니다. 주변 관광지의 중심에 있어서 접근성 좋습니다. 바로 옆에 강가도 있어서 주변 풍경도 좋고 시장도 가깝습니다. 다만, 호텔에서 기본적으로 제공하는 물조차 없어서 조금 아쉬웠습니다. 맞은편 Lawson에서 생명수 사서 마셨네요. 대중탕이 지하에 있어서 조금 꿉꿉한 냄새가 나지만 탕의 상태는 좋습니다. 특히, 사람이 별로 없어서 좋았습니다. 거의 혼자 탕을 쓰는 느낌... 호텔은 오래된듯 보이지만 정통을 많이 살리려고 노력한 흔적이 보였습니다. 호텔에 도착하면 다다미 위에 중간에 테이블과 의자가 구비되어 있었고, 밖에 나갔다가 저녁때 들어오니 테이블은 한쪽 구석으로 치우고 가운데 이불이 가지런히 정리가 되어 깔려 있었습니다. 아침은 일본 정통 가정식으로 나오는데 설명을 친절하게 잘 해주시고 맛도 좋았습니다.

I liked the traditional feel and convenient location of the Ryokan.

I stayed a night to trip a more traditional Japanese experience, this was very good. The staff were very friendly and very polite. I had the full dinner and breakfast which was by far the best part of my stay. It was great to dress in traditional style clothes for the meals. The futon bed however wasn’t something I would try again just not enough for sleeping on for a full night. Overall very much enjoyed my stay here if you stay definitely opt for the full meal options.

Kamogawa-kan Inn was exactly what we had hoped for. The staff was wonderful. Breakfast was superb. We really enjoyed our stay.

We got there the day Typhoon 8 struck Osaka and Kyoto. We were able to escape Osaka and get to Kyoto at 9AM. We reached the Kamogawa-kan knowing that check-in time would have been at 3PM, but considering that they where expecting us, that every single business in town was closed and that it was pouring and the wind was blowing at 40-50km/h, we asked if we could wait in the hotel lobby. They told us they would keep our luggage but that we couldn't wait in the hotel. After check-in we went to its public bath. We were the first to get there and after we started showering in order to enter the public pool, a Japanese person entered the room with their child. We finished showering and got into the bath, then they started showering; when the kid was done the father told him to wait to get into the bath and kept showering.. for 15 minutes, the whole time we stayed in the bath. The instant we stepped out of the bath the father allowed the child to go in the bath and joined him immediately. Later we were taking the elevator and on its way to the ground floor it made a stop at a floor where a hotel person held the elevator door open for two guests to come in with us, another parent and their teenage son. The father looked straight into our eyes without moving a muscle for a whole minute, refusing to enter the elevator with us. The hotel person picked up and let the elevator go, apologizing to us for holding the door. This is the collection of racist experiences this hotel offered us

Traditional ryokan