Guesthouse HANA Nishijin

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Hotel Highlights

Welcome to Guesthouse HANA Nishijin, a charming 3-star guest house nestled in the heart of Kyoto! Located just 1.8 kilometers from the bustling city center, this delightful spot provides an oasis of tranquility amidst the vibrant culture and history of Japan’s ancient capital. With prices starting at a budget-friendly $66 a night, your wallet will thank you as you savor the magic of Kyoto without breaking the bank.

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Rooms

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3 Futon Mat Beds

130 sqft

Japanese Style, Single Use

Air conditioning

Free toiletries

Stay in our cozy Japanese-style room on the second floor, perfect for a single traveler. Enjoy the comfort of three futon mats, air conditioning, and hypoallergenic amenities.

Japanese-Style Family Room - single occupancy - Second Floor in Kyounoyado Hana Nishijin

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4 Futon Mat Beds

170 sqft

Japanese Style Family, Single Use

Air conditioning

Free toiletries

Experience the tranquility of Japan in our cozy Japanese-style family room on the second floor. With four futon mats, air conditioning, and free toiletries provided, enjoy a comfortable stay for up to 4 adults and 2 children.

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Japanese Style

Free wifi

Refrigerator

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Step inside and experience a blend of comfort and convenience with a variety of amenities designed to make your stay unforgettable. Enjoy complimentary WiFi to stay connected, while air conditioning ensures you stay cool and comfortable after a day of exploring. For those traveling with wheels, convenient parking is available (though subject to extra charges), and the lush garden invites you to unwind with some peace and quiet amidst your adventure. Plus, our non-smoking rooms and free toiletries provide that home-away-from-home feeling, perfect for travelers seeking a welcoming retreat.

Facade/entrance in Guesthouse HANA Nishijin

Experience the Best

With 231 enthusiastic reviews, guests rave about the inviting atmosphere and impeccable service that Guesthouse HANA Nishijin offers. It’s not just a place to rest your head; it’s a memorable experience waiting to unfold! So grab your bags and get ready for a Kyoto adventure that perfectly balances relaxation and discovery – we can’t wait to welcome you!

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Plan Your Stay

At Guesthouse HANA Nishijin, the adventure doesn’t stop just inside the doors! Dive into the rich tapestry of Kyoto’s culture, starting with its delectable cuisine. Just a stone’s throw away, you’ll find an array of local eateries ready to tantalize your taste buds. From traditional kaiseki dining to mouth-watering ramen shops, every meal is an opportunity to indulge and experience the authentic flavors of Japan. And for those who prefer the experience of cooking, why not explore nearby markets to gather fresh ingredients, and then return to your warm Japanese-style room to whip up a delicious meal?

Food and drinks in Guesthouse HANA Nishijin

Amenities

Free wifi

Air conditioning

Non-smoking rooms

Garden view

Garden

Balcony

Free toiletries

Property building in Guesthouse HANA Nishijin

There is so much to like about this traditional ryokan, from its small size (only 3 tatami mat rooms) and super quiet location to all the little extras provided by the owners. Book as early as possible if you want a chance to stay here as it is very deservedly popular. I was welcomed by the owner (who doesn’t live onsite) who provided matcha tea and biscuits - my own little tea ceremony - after showing me my room and the communal amenities (two WC, separate bath and shower, kitchenette with microwave and hot plate, stocked fridge, lounge area - with TV if you must). She not only explained about the house and the area - complete with a custom map of the immediate area showing things like (best ramen restaurant, reasonably priced Japanese restaurant, onsen) - she also took me on a short guided tour through the area including to the nearby Kitano Tenmangu Shrine. I confess I promptly forgot the shortcuts she showed me (it was dark, alright). DO go to the local onsen that she recommends - one of the nicest public bathhouses I visited in Japan - she has provided convenient baskets with toiletries and towels by the couch in the living area so just pick one up and go. I didn’t order the breakfast option but there are plenty of snacks and yoghurt available for guest consumption which was an unexpected but welcome bonus. You’ll be given your own set of keys - just remember that the front door SLIDES open and don’t be like me thinking that I’ve locked myself out. If you have a hankering to try on a kimono, then this is available for 4000¥ - the owner used to be a kimono dresser so I can guarantee that you will look better than the other tourists walking around. I wouldn’t hesitate to stay here again, preferably for a week next time - it was a perfect break between two hectic tours.

Anya

I traveled with my wife and 7 year-old son. As soon as we arrived, we intermediately felt at home. The host are a lovely couple, very friendly and considerate; the type of people you don't believe exist anymore. Willing to help all the time, they took us by car to a nearby supermarket the first night after a late arrival. There are 3 rooms, shared bathroom, two restrooms, small kitchen and laundry, as well as a common are downstairs where you are welcome to eat. We stayed at the Sakura room upstairs, the futon beds are super comfortable, nice AC and window facing the beautiful small garden. The atmosphere of the inn is wonderful, the other guests staying were also very friendly and we shared breakfast enjoying the bread/sweets, tea, soup and yogurt that are included for free. Overall it was an excellent experience. This is not a super fancy hotel, but instead a small traditional ryokan style-house convenient and quiet. Absolutely recommended!

Raul

We enjoyed staying at the HANA Nishijin Guesthouse, a 100 year house in a quiet neighborhood in Kyoto. Our room had access to a garden, which was a peaceful place to relax after a long day of touring Kyoto. I also enjoyed the foot massager in the sunroom. The traditional Japanese beds were incredibly comfortable. We were in Japan for 1 week and I had my best night sleep here! The breakfast is basic, but enough to get you started. The hosts are incredibly nice and welcoming. We got a small tour of the area when they walked us to a local restaurant, where we had amazing ramen. The bathroom is shared, but this was never an issue. The place is very well organized to ensure we all had privacy and space. This isn't close to the city train line, but there are bus stops conveniently located, 3-5 minutes away from the guesthouse walking.

Wendy

The house was nice. Traditional. Room was clean. Washing machine and dryer are always a plus. Complementary breakfast and snack. Owners are very helpful. Dropped us and few others to the Golden Pavillion. He showed us all the food places on the way to the temple. We were thinking to rent a bike but it was raining and the owner was very helpful in trying to find us bike rental place. We got to meet other guests and chatted with them in the living room. Located at Nishijin. Very close to Kitano Tenmangu Temple and Kamishichiken. Close to Golden Temple and a station for Randen line to Arashiyama. In a quieter area compared to Gion, which was good. Child friendly. The owner provided a little kid chair and toy knowing we have a little kid. That was very sweet of them. Thank you.

Jacinda

The couple who runs it, was so helpful and nice. The communication was really good with the help of a translator app. She answered incredibly quick to questions. Sorry again that we bothered you that much with different stuff, we really appreciated your help. The garden room was really nice but you have to know that these old traditional japanese houses are very clairaudient, so expect to bring ear plugs. There were a washing machine and a dryer which was perfect. We had an amazing electric foot massage machine in the room, which was perfect. Everything was clean and tidy and you can feel the effort, which they put in. We also could use a bike, which was a nice plus. Also there were tea and different snacks for free, which was really nice. Thank you for everything!

Lindenlili

There is so much to like about this traditional ryokan, from its small size (only 3 tatami mat rooms) and super quiet location to all the little extras provided by the owners. Book as early as possible if you want a chance to stay here as it is very deservedly popular. I was welcomed by the owner (who doesn’t live onsite) who provided matcha tea and biscuits - my own little tea ceremony - after showing me my room and the communal amenities (two WC, separate bath and shower, kitchenette with microwave and hot plate, stocked fridge, lounge area - with TV if you must). She not only explained about the house and the area - complete with a custom map of the immediate area showing things like (best ramen restaurant, reasonably priced Japanese restaurant, onsen) - she also took me on a short guided tour through the area including to the nearby Kitano Tenmangu Shrine. I confess I promptly forgot the shortcuts she showed me (it was dark, alright). DO go to the local onsen that she recommends - one of the nicest public bathhouses I visited in Japan - she has provided convenient baskets with toiletries and towels by the couch in the living area so just pick one up and go. I didn’t order the breakfast option but there are plenty of snacks and yoghurt available for guest consumption which was an unexpected but welcome bonus. You’ll be given your own set of keys - just remember that the front door SLIDES open and don’t be like me thinking that I’ve locked myself out. If you have a hankering to try on a kimono, then this is available for 4000¥ - the owner used to be a kimono dresser so I can guarantee that you will look better than the other tourists walking around. I wouldn’t hesitate to stay here again, preferably for a week next time - it was a perfect break between two hectic tours.

Anya

I traveled with my wife and 7 year-old son. As soon as we arrived, we intermediately felt at home. The host are a lovely couple, very friendly and considerate; the type of people you don't believe exist anymore. Willing to help all the time, they took us by car to a nearby supermarket the first night after a late arrival. There are 3 rooms, shared bathroom, two restrooms, small kitchen and laundry, as well as a common are downstairs where you are welcome to eat. We stayed at the Sakura room upstairs, the futon beds are super comfortable, nice AC and window facing the beautiful small garden. The atmosphere of the inn is wonderful, the other guests staying were also very friendly and we shared breakfast enjoying the bread/sweets, tea, soup and yogurt that are included for free. Overall it was an excellent experience. This is not a super fancy hotel, but instead a small traditional ryokan style-house convenient and quiet. Absolutely recommended!

Raul

We enjoyed staying at the HANA Nishijin Guesthouse, a 100 year house in a quiet neighborhood in Kyoto. Our room had access to a garden, which was a peaceful place to relax after a long day of touring Kyoto. I also enjoyed the foot massager in the sunroom. The traditional Japanese beds were incredibly comfortable. We were in Japan for 1 week and I had my best night sleep here! The breakfast is basic, but enough to get you started. The hosts are incredibly nice and welcoming. We got a small tour of the area when they walked us to a local restaurant, where we had amazing ramen. The bathroom is shared, but this was never an issue. The place is very well organized to ensure we all had privacy and space. This isn't close to the city train line, but there are bus stops conveniently located, 3-5 minutes away from the guesthouse walking.

Wendy

The house was nice. Traditional. Room was clean. Washing machine and dryer are always a plus. Complementary breakfast and snack. Owners are very helpful. Dropped us and few others to the Golden Pavillion. He showed us all the food places on the way to the temple. We were thinking to rent a bike but it was raining and the owner was very helpful in trying to find us bike rental place. We got to meet other guests and chatted with them in the living room. Located at Nishijin. Very close to Kitano Tenmangu Temple and Kamishichiken. Close to Golden Temple and a station for Randen line to Arashiyama. In a quieter area compared to Gion, which was good. Child friendly. The owner provided a little kid chair and toy knowing we have a little kid. That was very sweet of them. Thank you.

Jacinda

The couple who runs it, was so helpful and nice. The communication was really good with the help of a translator app. She answered incredibly quick to questions. Sorry again that we bothered you that much with different stuff, we really appreciated your help. The garden room was really nice but you have to know that these old traditional japanese houses are very clairaudient, so expect to bring ear plugs. There were a washing machine and a dryer which was perfect. We had an amazing electric foot massage machine in the room, which was perfect. Everything was clean and tidy and you can feel the effort, which they put in. We also could use a bike, which was a nice plus. Also there were tea and different snacks for free, which was really nice. Thank you for everything!

Lindenlili

There is so much to like about this traditional ryokan, from its small size (only 3 tatami mat rooms) and super quiet location to all the little extras provided by the owners. Book as early as possible if you want a chance to stay here as it is very deservedly popular. I was welcomed by the owner (who doesn’t live onsite) who provided matcha tea and biscuits - my own little tea ceremony - after showing me my room and the communal amenities (two WC, separate bath and shower, kitchenette with microwave and hot plate, stocked fridge, lounge area - with TV if you must). She not only explained about the house and the area - complete with a custom map of the immediate area showing things like (best ramen restaurant, reasonably priced Japanese restaurant, onsen) - she also took me on a short guided tour through the area including to the nearby Kitano Tenmangu Shrine. I confess I promptly forgot the shortcuts she showed me (it was dark, alright). DO go to the local onsen that she recommends - one of the nicest public bathhouses I visited in Japan - she has provided convenient baskets with toiletries and towels by the couch in the living area so just pick one up and go. I didn’t order the breakfast option but there are plenty of snacks and yoghurt available for guest consumption which was an unexpected but welcome bonus. You’ll be given your own set of keys - just remember that the front door SLIDES open and don’t be like me thinking that I’ve locked myself out. If you have a hankering to try on a kimono, then this is available for 4000¥ - the owner used to be a kimono dresser so I can guarantee that you will look better than the other tourists walking around. I wouldn’t hesitate to stay here again, preferably for a week next time - it was a perfect break between two hectic tours.

Anya

I traveled with my wife and 7 year-old son. As soon as we arrived, we intermediately felt at home. The host are a lovely couple, very friendly and considerate; the type of people you don't believe exist anymore. Willing to help all the time, they took us by car to a nearby supermarket the first night after a late arrival. There are 3 rooms, shared bathroom, two restrooms, small kitchen and laundry, as well as a common are downstairs where you are welcome to eat. We stayed at the Sakura room upstairs, the futon beds are super comfortable, nice AC and window facing the beautiful small garden. The atmosphere of the inn is wonderful, the other guests staying were also very friendly and we shared breakfast enjoying the bread/sweets, tea, soup and yogurt that are included for free. Overall it was an excellent experience. This is not a super fancy hotel, but instead a small traditional ryokan style-house convenient and quiet. Absolutely recommended!

Raul

We enjoyed staying at the HANA Nishijin Guesthouse, a 100 year house in a quiet neighborhood in Kyoto. Our room had access to a garden, which was a peaceful place to relax after a long day of touring Kyoto. I also enjoyed the foot massager in the sunroom. The traditional Japanese beds were incredibly comfortable. We were in Japan for 1 week and I had my best night sleep here! The breakfast is basic, but enough to get you started. The hosts are incredibly nice and welcoming. We got a small tour of the area when they walked us to a local restaurant, where we had amazing ramen. The bathroom is shared, but this was never an issue. The place is very well organized to ensure we all had privacy and space. This isn't close to the city train line, but there are bus stops conveniently located, 3-5 minutes away from the guesthouse walking.

Wendy

The house was nice. Traditional. Room was clean. Washing machine and dryer are always a plus. Complementary breakfast and snack. Owners are very helpful. Dropped us and few others to the Golden Pavillion. He showed us all the food places on the way to the temple. We were thinking to rent a bike but it was raining and the owner was very helpful in trying to find us bike rental place. We got to meet other guests and chatted with them in the living room. Located at Nishijin. Very close to Kitano Tenmangu Temple and Kamishichiken. Close to Golden Temple and a station for Randen line to Arashiyama. In a quieter area compared to Gion, which was good. Child friendly. The owner provided a little kid chair and toy knowing we have a little kid. That was very sweet of them. Thank you.

Jacinda

The couple who runs it, was so helpful and nice. The communication was really good with the help of a translator app. She answered incredibly quick to questions. Sorry again that we bothered you that much with different stuff, we really appreciated your help. The garden room was really nice but you have to know that these old traditional japanese houses are very clairaudient, so expect to bring ear plugs. There were a washing machine and a dryer which was perfect. We had an amazing electric foot massage machine in the room, which was perfect. Everything was clean and tidy and you can feel the effort, which they put in. We also could use a bike, which was a nice plus. Also there were tea and different snacks for free, which was really nice. Thank you for everything!

Lindenlili

Location

572-1, Nishiyanagicho, Kamigyo-Ku, Kyoto, 602-8394, Japan

Reservations:

+1-833-728-2041