Gion Hatanaka
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if you want to try living like the japanese this is the hotel
Amazing stay! The room was massive, clean, and comfortable. I highly recommend ordering a…
Gion Hatanaka
- Standard Quadruple Room, Japanese Futon, Non Smoking
- Deluxe Room, Japanese Futon, Non Smoking
- Deluxe Room, Japanese Futon, Non Smoking
- Deluxe Room, Japanese Futon, Non Smoking
- Standard Quadruple Room, Japanese Futon, Non Smoking
- Standard Quadruple Room, Japanese Futon, Non Smoking
- Standard Triple Room, Japanese Futon, Non Smoking
- Standard Room, Japanese Futon, Non Smoking
- Standard Triple Room, Japanese Futon, Non Smoking
- Standard Triple Room, Japanese Futon, Non Smoking
FAQs for Gion Hatanaka
Does Gion Hatanaka offer free cancellation for a full refund? Yes, Gion Hatanaka does have fully refundable rooms available to book on our site, which can be cancelled up to a few days before check-in. Just make sure to check this property's cancellation policy for the exact terms and conditions. Is Gion Hatanaka currently open? This property is closed from February 1 2021 to February 28 2021 (dates subject to change). What are the cleanliness and hygiene measures currently in place at Gion Hatanaka? This property confirms that disinfectant is used to clean the property. Furthermore, guests are provided with hand sanitizer, social distancing measures are in place, and staff wear personal protective equipment. Please note that this information has been provided by our partners. Is parking offered on site at Gion Hatanaka? Yes. Self parking costs JPY 3000 per night. Parking spots may be limited. Are pets allowed at Gion Hatanaka? Sorry, pets aren't allowed, but service animals are welcome. What are the check-in and check-out times at Gion Hatanaka? You can check in from 3 PM - 7 PM. Check-out time is 10:30 AM. Are there restaurants at or near Gion Hatanaka? Yes. Nearby restaurants include Sushi-kappo Nakaichi (3-min walk), Izuju Sushi (4-min walk), and Kinoe (4-min walk).
Recent reviews
Superb 9.2 From 110 reviews
Great location, pleasant accommodations, great English-speaking staff. It‘s a little expensive for an older (ie slightly run down) Ryokan, but it was a very nice experience. You are definitely paying for the location, which is fantastic if you want easy access to the Gion area and Kawaramachi. Not sure if the Ryokan was just incredibly quiet or if it was empty during our stay in late January. We had the Kaiseki dinner one night and enjoyed it. Largely seafood, so if that isn’t your cup of tea it might not suit you. The public bath was also very nice.
Everything was done with perfection and with a warm heart. It was a most restorative experience. Highly recommend it.
A beautiful experience of Japanese culture. Our room attendant (Kumon) was exceptional. we were taken care of beyond our expectation!!
Our first impression of this ryokan was not very good. When we arrived we were told quite curtly that check in time was 3 PM. Of course we were fine with that, but the woman’s manner was not representative of the warm receptions we received in other hotels and ryokans we stayed in throughout our two weeks in Japan, even when we arrived early at our other accommodations. Other than this woman, the staff was wonderful. We had Yuka for the first two nights and another woman for the last night as our servers and both were very lovely. This is a very, very traditional ryokan. You sleep on futons and are served meals on the floor at low tables. As a western traveler, I think it is nice to experience this for a night or two, but not more at this ryokan. The others that we visited were more of a mix of western and Japanese style. You still had a very Japanese experience, but with some added western comforts.
Friendly staff, Great location to explore some of the attractions.
Nice ryokan, but Front desk staff were a little too business-like. We stayed at two small ryokans in the Japan Alps that had much more warm and friendly staff. Gion Hatanaka is expensive, too. I would go for a smaller, less expensive place the next time I’m in Kyoto. That said, our room was huge (though we weren’t allowed to move our suitcases out of one corner of the room), and we had a cedar tub! The kaiseki dinner was very good.
Wonderful ryokan with very traditional feeling but modern utilities. Quiet street but steps away from Yasaka Shrine and easy walk to Gion, Ninezaka and Kiyomizu-dera. Great service especially in room dinners and breakfasts.
Phenomenal value and experience. Significantly exceeded expectations. I don’t think I could do a ryokan for my entire trip but highly recommend for a couple nights. Comes with what seems like a 10 course traditional Japanese meal. I personally, did not enjoy most of the dishes but it was quite the experience
Massively overpriced compared to other ryokan in Kyoto
What a fantastic place to stay. The location, history, and staff combine to make it the perfect place to stay in Kyoto