From US$ 126 night

Kyo No Minshuku Ohara No Sato Hotel Kyoto

41, Kusao-Cho, Oohara, Sakyo-Ku, Kyoto-Shi,
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From US$ 126 night
Aug 03 Aug 04
Type: Ryokan
Check-in: 15:30-20:00
Check-out: 08:00-10:00

Overview

The 3-star Kyo No Minshuku Ohara No Sato Hotel Kyoto lies in Sakyo Ward district within a walking distance to Jakko-in Temple. Guests will have access to a car park on site for added convenience.

Location

Major Kyoto sights, such as Oharano Sato and Mount Hiei are located just 1 and 7 km respectively.

Transport

The venue is 30 minutes by car from Karasuma train station. The closest airport is Itami, within about 70 km away.

Nearby Attractions

You can get to Sanzen-in in a few minutes by car.

Rooms

The rooms have a view over the garden.

Dining

A broad variety of Cajun dishes is served at the à la carte restaurant. Set 550 metres from the accommodation, the restaurant Tambajaya offers a Japanese menu.

Rooms & Availability

Japanese-Style Room with Shared Bathroom

6 max
Quadruple
12 m² 129 ft²

Japanese-Style Single Room

1 max
Single
10 m² 108 ft²

Japanese-Style Quadruple Room

6 max
Quadruple
12 m² 129 ft²

Single Room with Shared Toilet

1 max
Single
10 m² 108 ft²

Impressions

Nestled in the serene Ohara district, just a stone's throw from the enchanting Sanzen-in temple, our hotel offers a blissful escape from the bustling chaos of urban life. Ohara, renowned for its lush landscapes and rich cultural tapestry, is a haven for leisure travelers seeking a tranquil retreat. Picture yourself waking up to the gentle rustle of bamboo, surrounded by the gentle hum of nature, where every window frames a picturesque view that seems painted by the finest Japanese brush. This locale not only embodies the spirit of Kyoto's natural beauty, but it also serves as a portal to immerse yourself in its spiritual heritage, providing a perfect backdrop for leisurely exploration.

To truly savor the tranquility and beauty of Ohara, consider visiting during the spring or autumn months. The cherry blossoms, bursting into bloom in March and April, transform the area into a whimsical tapestry of soft pinks and whites, inviting leisurely strolls through the neighborhood's hidden paths. Picture yourself wandering through the gardens of Sanzen-in, where the cherry trees dance in the breeze, as you sip on freshly brewed matcha tea at a quaint nearby tea house. Alternatively, the autumn months from October to November reveal a kaleidoscope of vibrant reds and golds, as the foliage becomes a painter’s palette, making your leisurely hikes and temple visits an autumnal fairytale.

While the hotel has much to offer, including cozy accommodations and warm hospitality, the Ohara district has its charm beyond these walls. As you explore the nearby temples and charming cafes tucked away in the hills, take the time to indulge in the local cuisine at traditional ryokan inns, where the meal itself becomes an art form. You can also join horticultural workshops or pottery classes, allowing you to bring a piece of Kyoto back home with you. However, to fully embrace this escape, it is significant to acknowledge that during peak seasons, Ohara can be frequented by day-trippers, which might dampen the secluded charm you seek. Visiting on a weekday or in the off-peak seasons helps ensure that your experience remains intimate and unhurried.

As the day winds down, retreat to the hotel’s peaceful atmosphere, where you can lounge in your room, listen to the serene sounds of nature, or soak in an onsen while gazing out at the starry sky. This moment of respite is a beautiful reminder of the leisurely pace of life in Ohara, allowing you to disconnect and recharge. Whether you plan to delve into the region’s rich traditions, absorb the tranquility of the landscape, or simply enjoy a leisurely breakfast overlooking the gardens, your visit to our hotel in Ohara promises to be a mosaic of relaxation and cultural enrichment, leaving you refreshed and inspired.

Positives and negatives

  • It's found in the Ohara district next to Sanzen-in.

Facilities

Services

  • Free shuttle service
  • Housekeeping

Dining

  • Restaurant
  • Special diet menus

Spa & Leisure

  • Garden area
  • Hot spring bath
  • Open-air bath
  • Public Bath
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Tourist attractions in Kyoto

Tourist attractions in Kyoto

Local sights

  • 1.8 km 1.1 mi Amida-ji Temple
  • 1.6 km 1 mi Shorin-in Temple
  • 850 m 2789 ft Umenomiya Shrine
  • 1 km 0.6 mi Oharano Sato
  • 1.4 km 0.9 mi Raigo-in Temple
  • 1.3 km 0.8 mi Renjoin Temple
  • 170 m 558 ft Jakko-in Temple
  • 1.6 km 1 mi Otonashi no Taki Fall
  • 1.1 km 0.7 mi Shusse Inari Shrine

Frequently Asked Questions

"What are the check-in and check-out times at Kyo No Minshuku Ohara No Sato?"

Check-in is available from 15:30 to 20:00, and check-out is from 8:30 to 10:00.

"Are tattoos permitted in the onsen at Kyo No Minshuku Ohara No Sato?"

Tattoos do not restrict access to the hot springs, as they are open to all guests.

"Does Kyo No Minshuku Ohara No Sato offer shuttle services from Kyoto Station?"

The property does not provide a shuttle service from Kyoto Station but offers a free shuttle from Ohara bus station.

"What is the nearest train station to Kyo No Minshuku Ohara No Sato?"

The closest station is Ohara bus station, about a 15-minute walk from the inn.

"Does Kyo No Minshuku Ohara No Sato serve full board or half board meals?"

Full board includes breakfast, lunch, and dinner, while half board includes breakfast and dinner.

"Is the hot spring at Kyo No Minshuku Ohara No Sato private?"

The onsen is a public facility with indoor and outdoor mineral baths; private use is not available.

"Are vegetarian meals available at Kyo No Minshuku Ohara No Sato?"

The inn offers vegetarian options, and meal adaptation requests can be discussed during reservation.

"What type of breakfast is provided at Kyo No Minshuku Ohara No Sato?"

Breakfast features traditional Japanese dishes, including homemade miso, mackerel, and light sides.

"What amenities are included in the rooms at Kyo No Minshuku Ohara No Sato?"

Rooms are traditional Japanese style with tatami mats, futon bedding, garden-facing windows, and some have scenic views of autumn leaves.

"What services do the staff provide at Kyo No Minshuku Ohara No Sato?"

Staff provide assistance with bus schedules, pick-up and drop-off from bus stations, and respond to guest questions and needs.

Summary

✔️ Rating 8.5 / 10
🏷️ Min Price $126
🔑 Rooms 15
Reviews 544
📍 Landmarks nearby Amida-ji Temple , Shorin-in Temple , Umenomiya Shrine