Kamuro-An

Kamuro-an is a traditional home with tatami mat floors and paper doors in the rooms. Everything was very clean and tidy. Okami-san was a very gracious hostess, and drew me a hot bath as soon as I checked in. She knew Kyoto very well, and was very helpful in planning daily activities. The traditional breakfast was excellent - it was very sumptuous and explored all the local flavors of Kyoto. Okami-san was very good in accommodating food choices (my friend wasn't a big seafood person) as well.

Nothing to say here :-)

Superb breakfast, and excellent hospitality. We chose this property for local experience and totally satisfied!! :D

Room was large and clean. The hostess and her husband were very welcoming to their home and she even gave us food in the morning even when we were leaving early for our tour or when we were finally leaving kyoto as our trains on both days were early. My initial concern reg common bathrooms (there were 2) disappeared as they were always available when i needed them and it seems they are being cleaned after each use (?) as i never saw them not clean or not in order.

Nothing. One might just remember that when choosing to stay at a ryokan, one is actually a guest in someone else’s home. So typical for being a guest there will be house rules that must obeyed like a curfew of sorts. If one is not comfortable with the idea of living with rules like these, then a ryokan may not be the place foe you.

Really nice room with an extremely friendly hostess who is really kind and informative. The breakfast is really good and you're only a few stops away or 30 minutes walk from Kyoto Station.

Anything and everything you need! Great hospitality :D