Daiya Ryokan

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Hotel Highlights

Welcome to Daiya Ryokan, a charming 2-star hotel located in the heart of Kyoto, Japan. Situated just 2.2mi from the city center, this traditional Japanese inn offers a unique and authentic experience for travelers seeking a taste of Japanese hospitality. The address for Daiya Ryokan is Shimogyo-Ku Shimo Juzukaya Machi Ameya-Cho 263.

With 1086 reviews from satisfied guests, Daiya Ryokan is a popular choice for those looking for an affordable and comfortable stay in Kyoto. Prices start from $40, making it a budget-friendly option for travelers. The hotel features a range of amenities, including free Wifi, air conditioning, a 24-hour front desk, and a picturesque garden for guests to enjoy.

Rooms

Japanese-Style Twin Room with Shared Bathroom in Daiya Ryokan

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2 Futon Mat Beds

110 sqft

Japanese Style, Twin, Shared Bathroom

Flat-screen TV

Air conditioning

Features tatami (woven-straw) flooring with traditional futon bedding. This room is equipped with a TV and tea making facilities.

Japanese-Style Quadruple Room with Shared Bathroom in Daiya Ryokan

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4 Futon Mat Beds

140 sqft

Japanese Style, Quadruple, Shared Bathroom

Flat-screen TV

Air conditioning

Experience the traditional Japanese charm in our cozy Quadruple Room with shared bathroom, accommodating 4 adults and 1 child. Enjoy a peaceful night's rest on 4 comfortable Futon Mats with air conditioning.

Japanese-Style Single Room with Shared Bathroom in Daiya Ryokan

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1 Twin Bed

85 sqft

Japanese Style, Single, Shared Bathroom

Flat-screen TV

Air conditioning

Experience the charm of a traditional Japanese-style single room with shared bathroom, perfect for solo travelers, featuring a cozy Twin bed and air conditioning. Rest and relax in this 86 sqft space designed for your comfort and convenience.

Discover More

For travelers looking to bring their furry friends along, Daiya Ryokan offers a pet-friendly environment with additional charges. Moreover, the hotel provides non-smoking rooms for a comfortable stay. Embrace the tranquility of this traditional Japanese inn and enjoy a relaxing stay in Kyoto at Daiya Ryokan.

At Daiya Ryokan, we not only offer an affordable and comfortable stay but also provide a pet-friendly environment for those traveling with their furry companions. You can request to bring your pets along, just keep in mind that charges may apply. Additionally, for guests who prefer smoke-free accommodations, we offer non-smoking rooms to ensure a pleasant stay for all.

Experience the Best

With a variety of room types available, there is something for every traveler at Daiya Ryokan. Whether you are visiting with family or friends, we have Japanese-style rooms such as Single, Twin, Triple, and Quadruple options. Each room comes with traditional futon mats for a true Japanese experience, accommodating up to 4 adults and 1 child in our Quadruple Room, making it a great choice for small groups or families traveling together.

Plan Your Stay

To make your stay as convenient as possible, please note that Daiya Ryokan accepts cash as the only payment option. Embrace the tranquility of our traditional Japanese inn, featuring a picturesque garden and a 24-hour front desk ready to assist you with anything you may need during your time in Kyoto. Enjoy the authentic Japanese hospitality, affordable prices, and comfortable amenities that Daiya Ryokan has to offer for a memorable stay in the heart of this historic city.

Amenities

Free wifi

Air conditioning

24-hour front desk

Non-smoking rooms

Garden

Everyday new clean towels and every couple of days new yukata (to sleep in: nemaki), clean bathroom. I liked the Japanese style room with tatami and futon (with clean sheets), but that's what I wanted. It's a very low budget accomodation, so it comes with that expectation. I had a TV with Japanese programs in my room and some hangers, a table and two cushions to sit on (I stayed in the old main building). The hosts were very nice and helpful, even driving me to a sento when it was a bit difficult to find in the neighbourhood at night, I had nice chats with them and felt really welcomed. I didn't mind, but be aware: the house is old! It comes with little holes/scratches in the wall and stained paper doors, used furniture/ rusted/calcified tapware/ sinks. It's not like a top-notch ryokan from flashy magazines/guide books about Japan, but more a guesthouse. There is only one toilett for everyone in the main house (but they replaced the broken seat, so it's better now) and a separate shower downstairs, and of course a big Japanese bath, where 2-3 people could wash up at the same time (but it's lockable). I liked the hot tub in the bath, very good to relax, but don't forget to shower and clean up first as it's shared with everyone. Btw, no idea why there are so many pictures of eggs from other travellers (on tripadvisor) ...weird. There is a vending machine next to the bathroom with hot and cold beverages, very good! Also there is a fridge, but I didn't need to use it, as: There is a convenient store just opposite, a kombini, which is great (Family Mart), you get everything there. Overall I'm happy because I didn't expect much more for that good prize and I didn't spend much time except for sleeping there. Just within 5 min. walking I could reach Kyoto station (I walk quickly).

Carolin

Although I initially didn't know what to expect at first before my arrival, I can say that I had quite the pleasant experience at the Daiya Ryokan. As such if you're looking for a nice and easily accessible place to stay in Kyōto and are looking for a casual Japanese style room hotel experience, the Ryokan may be the place to be. Main pros : - Although fairly compact and humble compared to some other establishments, I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the the facilities as well as the Japanese style rooms. - The Ryokan is located nearby Kyōto Station which is quite useful if you're looking to reach some of the city's famous locations using it's public transports, travel to other cities and towns or to simply enjoy a nice meal in the area. - The friendliness of the staff and their helpfulness, as well as the quiet and welcoming atmosphere. - Moreover, the Ryokan also provides free bicycles for it's residents, allowing you to roam the city all the while partaking in the local cycling culture.

Gabriel

Great location, great neighborhood, friendly and helpful staffs, not far from main shrines and tourism spots in Kyoto (walkable distance). Near Kyoto Station, 10 minutes walk. The neighborhood has many konbinis and restaurants. You can also rent a bike to sightseeing around Kyoto. For me personally, I love to wake up early and bike by the river bank. It's such a wonderful experience in Kyoto. Hiroyuki-san and Tanaka-san made our stay memorable as they were really friendly and helpful. It feels like we stayed in our Japanese's family house. The room itself is traditional Japanese style (tatami) with Japanese traditional bed (futon). For me, it was pretty comfortable. My friends and I could rest without any problem.

Deffina

We had the family room and it had sufficient space for our luggages, our mattresses which were double layered, and our regular bags. The staff were all so lovely. They were moments when people were checking in which might raise the noise levels a little but much quieter than we expected. We enjoyed the privacy of the family room and the convenience of the toilet just across from us. It was well serviced with a washing machine, dryer, hairdryer and large bathrooms with good pressure water showers. The pillows and mattresses provided very good and sweet sleep for us and the pricing is hard to beat. We will be back.

Victoria

Very good, quiet location, but not in the very center. We walked to Gion, but there is also a bus stop nearby. There is a 24-hour shop next to the ryokan. The room was great, clean. Very nicely decorated. The host was wonderful and very helpful. Our stay was fantastic, the only thing that bothered me was the smell of urine in the upstairs toilet.The duvet cover and pillowcases were clean and fragrant, but the duvets could be washed/refreshed l. The price for the stay is not high, and we do not expect a 5-star hotel, so our rating is still 10/10.

Izabela

Everyday new clean towels and every couple of days new yukata (to sleep in: nemaki), clean bathroom. I liked the Japanese style room with tatami and futon (with clean sheets), but that's what I wanted. It's a very low budget accomodation, so it comes with that expectation. I had a TV with Japanese programs in my room and some hangers, a table and two cushions to sit on (I stayed in the old main building). The hosts were very nice and helpful, even driving me to a sento when it was a bit difficult to find in the neighbourhood at night, I had nice chats with them and felt really welcomed. I didn't mind, but be aware: the house is old! It comes with little holes/scratches in the wall and stained paper doors, used furniture/ rusted/calcified tapware/ sinks. It's not like a top-notch ryokan from flashy magazines/guide books about Japan, but more a guesthouse. There is only one toilett for everyone in the main house (but they replaced the broken seat, so it's better now) and a separate shower downstairs, and of course a big Japanese bath, where 2-3 people could wash up at the same time (but it's lockable). I liked the hot tub in the bath, very good to relax, but don't forget to shower and clean up first as it's shared with everyone. Btw, no idea why there are so many pictures of eggs from other travellers (on tripadvisor) ...weird. There is a vending machine next to the bathroom with hot and cold beverages, very good! Also there is a fridge, but I didn't need to use it, as: There is a convenient store just opposite, a kombini, which is great (Family Mart), you get everything there. Overall I'm happy because I didn't expect much more for that good prize and I didn't spend much time except for sleeping there. Just within 5 min. walking I could reach Kyoto station (I walk quickly).

Carolin

Although I initially didn't know what to expect at first before my arrival, I can say that I had quite the pleasant experience at the Daiya Ryokan. As such if you're looking for a nice and easily accessible place to stay in Kyōto and are looking for a casual Japanese style room hotel experience, the Ryokan may be the place to be. Main pros : - Although fairly compact and humble compared to some other establishments, I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the the facilities as well as the Japanese style rooms. - The Ryokan is located nearby Kyōto Station which is quite useful if you're looking to reach some of the city's famous locations using it's public transports, travel to other cities and towns or to simply enjoy a nice meal in the area. - The friendliness of the staff and their helpfulness, as well as the quiet and welcoming atmosphere. - Moreover, the Ryokan also provides free bicycles for it's residents, allowing you to roam the city all the while partaking in the local cycling culture.

Gabriel

Great location, great neighborhood, friendly and helpful staffs, not far from main shrines and tourism spots in Kyoto (walkable distance). Near Kyoto Station, 10 minutes walk. The neighborhood has many konbinis and restaurants. You can also rent a bike to sightseeing around Kyoto. For me personally, I love to wake up early and bike by the river bank. It's such a wonderful experience in Kyoto. Hiroyuki-san and Tanaka-san made our stay memorable as they were really friendly and helpful. It feels like we stayed in our Japanese's family house. The room itself is traditional Japanese style (tatami) with Japanese traditional bed (futon). For me, it was pretty comfortable. My friends and I could rest without any problem.

Deffina

We had the family room and it had sufficient space for our luggages, our mattresses which were double layered, and our regular bags. The staff were all so lovely. They were moments when people were checking in which might raise the noise levels a little but much quieter than we expected. We enjoyed the privacy of the family room and the convenience of the toilet just across from us. It was well serviced with a washing machine, dryer, hairdryer and large bathrooms with good pressure water showers. The pillows and mattresses provided very good and sweet sleep for us and the pricing is hard to beat. We will be back.

Victoria

Very good, quiet location, but not in the very center. We walked to Gion, but there is also a bus stop nearby. There is a 24-hour shop next to the ryokan. The room was great, clean. Very nicely decorated. The host was wonderful and very helpful. Our stay was fantastic, the only thing that bothered me was the smell of urine in the upstairs toilet.The duvet cover and pillowcases were clean and fragrant, but the duvets could be washed/refreshed l. The price for the stay is not high, and we do not expect a 5-star hotel, so our rating is still 10/10.

Izabela

Everyday new clean towels and every couple of days new yukata (to sleep in: nemaki), clean bathroom. I liked the Japanese style room with tatami and futon (with clean sheets), but that's what I wanted. It's a very low budget accomodation, so it comes with that expectation. I had a TV with Japanese programs in my room and some hangers, a table and two cushions to sit on (I stayed in the old main building). The hosts were very nice and helpful, even driving me to a sento when it was a bit difficult to find in the neighbourhood at night, I had nice chats with them and felt really welcomed. I didn't mind, but be aware: the house is old! It comes with little holes/scratches in the wall and stained paper doors, used furniture/ rusted/calcified tapware/ sinks. It's not like a top-notch ryokan from flashy magazines/guide books about Japan, but more a guesthouse. There is only one toilett for everyone in the main house (but they replaced the broken seat, so it's better now) and a separate shower downstairs, and of course a big Japanese bath, where 2-3 people could wash up at the same time (but it's lockable). I liked the hot tub in the bath, very good to relax, but don't forget to shower and clean up first as it's shared with everyone. Btw, no idea why there are so many pictures of eggs from other travellers (on tripadvisor) ...weird. There is a vending machine next to the bathroom with hot and cold beverages, very good! Also there is a fridge, but I didn't need to use it, as: There is a convenient store just opposite, a kombini, which is great (Family Mart), you get everything there. Overall I'm happy because I didn't expect much more for that good prize and I didn't spend much time except for sleeping there. Just within 5 min. walking I could reach Kyoto station (I walk quickly).

Carolin

Although I initially didn't know what to expect at first before my arrival, I can say that I had quite the pleasant experience at the Daiya Ryokan. As such if you're looking for a nice and easily accessible place to stay in Kyōto and are looking for a casual Japanese style room hotel experience, the Ryokan may be the place to be. Main pros : - Although fairly compact and humble compared to some other establishments, I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the the facilities as well as the Japanese style rooms. - The Ryokan is located nearby Kyōto Station which is quite useful if you're looking to reach some of the city's famous locations using it's public transports, travel to other cities and towns or to simply enjoy a nice meal in the area. - The friendliness of the staff and their helpfulness, as well as the quiet and welcoming atmosphere. - Moreover, the Ryokan also provides free bicycles for it's residents, allowing you to roam the city all the while partaking in the local cycling culture.

Gabriel

Great location, great neighborhood, friendly and helpful staffs, not far from main shrines and tourism spots in Kyoto (walkable distance). Near Kyoto Station, 10 minutes walk. The neighborhood has many konbinis and restaurants. You can also rent a bike to sightseeing around Kyoto. For me personally, I love to wake up early and bike by the river bank. It's such a wonderful experience in Kyoto. Hiroyuki-san and Tanaka-san made our stay memorable as they were really friendly and helpful. It feels like we stayed in our Japanese's family house. The room itself is traditional Japanese style (tatami) with Japanese traditional bed (futon). For me, it was pretty comfortable. My friends and I could rest without any problem.

Deffina

We had the family room and it had sufficient space for our luggages, our mattresses which were double layered, and our regular bags. The staff were all so lovely. They were moments when people were checking in which might raise the noise levels a little but much quieter than we expected. We enjoyed the privacy of the family room and the convenience of the toilet just across from us. It was well serviced with a washing machine, dryer, hairdryer and large bathrooms with good pressure water showers. The pillows and mattresses provided very good and sweet sleep for us and the pricing is hard to beat. We will be back.

Victoria

Very good, quiet location, but not in the very center. We walked to Gion, but there is also a bus stop nearby. There is a 24-hour shop next to the ryokan. The room was great, clean. Very nicely decorated. The host was wonderful and very helpful. Our stay was fantastic, the only thing that bothered me was the smell of urine in the upstairs toilet.The duvet cover and pillowcases were clean and fragrant, but the duvets could be washed/refreshed l. The price for the stay is not high, and we do not expect a 5-star hotel, so our rating is still 10/10.

Izabela

Location

Shimogyo-Ku Shimo Juzukaya Machi Ameya-Cho 263 , Kyoto, 600-8148, Japan

Reservations:

+1-833-728-2041