Hotel Ryokan Suzukisou-10 Tatami Mats And Western Style Room No Bath And Toilet - Vacation Stay 17863 Kyoto

Ryokan Suzukisou-10 Tatami Mats And Western Style Room No Bath And Toilet - Vacation Stay 17863, nestled in Fushimi Ward, offers a unique experience enriched with tastings and exhibits at Gekkeikan Ōkura Sake Museum. The property's convenient location, around 5.3 km from Tofuku-ji Temple, 6.3 km from TKP Garden City Kyoto, and 6.4 km from Sanjusangen-do Temple, makes it an ideal choice for travelers seeking cultural exploration. The rooms, featuring traditional tatami mats and Western-style beds, provide comfort and convenience, complete with air conditioning and shared bathrooms equipped with complimentary toiletries and hairdryers, ensuring a cozy and practical stay for every guest. In addition to its exceptional accommodations, Ryokan Suzukisou-10 Tatami Mats And Western Style Room No Bath And Toilet - Vacation Stay 17863 places guests within easy reach of prominent historical sites such as Katsura Imperial Villa, Kiyomizu-dera Temple, and Daigo-ji Temple, each located within 9 km. Moreover, the property offers proximity to the Kyoto Shigaku Kaikan Conference Hall, located just 8.4 km away, catering to business travelers attending conferences or events in the area. Furthermore, with Katsura Imperial Villa positioned at a mere 8 km from the property, guests can easily immerse themselves in the rich heritage and architectural marvels of Kyoto. Whether for leisure or business purposes, this unique ryokan-style accommodation is an inviting haven for those seeking a blend of traditional Japanese hospitality and modern comfort. For those interested in experiencing the local culture, the nearby Gekkeikan Ōkura Sake Museum offers a delightful opportunity for sake aficionados to indulge in authentic tastings and captivating exhibits. With its distinct charm and strategic location, Ryokan Suzukisou-10 Tatami Mats And Western Style Room No Bath And Toilet - Vacation Stay 17863 provides a memorable and immersive stay in one of Japan's most culturally rich cities.