20 Japanese Guest Houses "Minshuku" in Kansai

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The bedroom is private, but the kitchen, toilet, and shower room are shared. The rooms are located on the 2nd to 4th floors, but there is no elevator in the facility. It faces a road where cars pass, so it is not a quiet environment. It is close to JR Inari Station and Keihan Fushimi Inari Station, providing good transportation access to various tourist spots. You can walk to Fushimi Inari, so enjoy the night or early morning at Fushimi Inari.

A Kyoto-style townhouse guesthouse available for rent, limited to one group per day.

A luxurious space that blends Japanese decorations with a modern Western-style atmosphere. The lush courtyard visible from the guest rooms provides a sense of relaxation and tranquility. You can enjoy an extraordinary moment by soaking in the bath while gazing at the courtyard. World-renowned Simmons mattresses and TEMPUR premium pillows are used, ensuring top-tier comfort. This high-class hotel specification is designed with a focus on sleep quality. The highly functional and stylish DAIKIN air conditioner 'risora' is equipped with floor temperature sensing, maintaining consistent indoor temperatures to be gentle on the body and support comfortable sleep. Floor heating, which offers safe and gentle warmth, is also installed, making it ideal not only in cold winter times, but also as a highly appreciated feature for those with sensitivity to cold. Accommodates up to 9 people, making it perfect for large group stays. The room is divided into two, allowing you to sleep in separate rooms and enjoy your own private space. Please enjoy a luxurious and blissful moment, different from your everyday life.

Peace Hostel Sanjo offers a well-equipped shared space where travelers from around the world can gather, aiming to provide a special travel experience that cannot be enjoyed through ordinary sightseeing trips.For those who want a little excitement in their daily lives, value encounters that happen once in a lifetime, or are traveling the world in search of new experiences, why not come and create a memorable piece (a fragment) once in a lifetime?