Kadensho, Arashiyama Onsen, Kyoto - Kyoritsu Resort

This is Ryokan (Japanese inn) located right in front of Arashiyama Station. I went there with a friend for a reward trip. The road to Ryokan (Japanese inn) 's entrance was unusual, so I was able to relax and forget about my daily life. There are five private baths, and there is no reservation system, so you can use them if they are available, so it was convenient because you don't have to communicate with the hotel staff every time. When I stayed there, there was a service to call a rickshaw to the hotel for a fee and go sightseeing in Arashiyama. I don't know if it's still available, so if you want to use it, please contact the hotel. The room was spacious and relaxing, and the meals were also relaxing in a semi-private room.

Kadensho Hotel is a hot spring inn belonging to the Dormy Inn group of Japanese business hotel chains, so it is recommended as it is cheaper than other Ryokan (Japanese inn) and hot spring inns. It is just a few minutes walk from Arashiyama Station. If you want to indulge a little, there are rooms with open-air baths (although they are not hot springs). There are also triple rooms, so it is recommended for trips with friends.

The hotel is within walking distance of Arashiyama Station and has good access to tourist sites such as Togetsukyo Bridge. The interior has a modern Japanese feel that is characteristic of Kyoto. People who like clean and comfortable Japanese-style architecture will surely love this hotel. There is a large public bath as well as a private bath, so it is convenient for people who want to take a bath in a hot spring but are worried about other people seeing them.

First of all, it's very convenient for sightseeing because of its good access. By the way, the hotel also offers a free kimono walk transfer plan. In addition to the indoor and open-air bath, the natural hot spring also have a barrel bath, sauna, and bedrock bath, and best of all, you can use the five hot spring baths for free at any time, so you can bathe with friend without hesitation. The rooms are also equipped with tatami mats, so you can take off your shoes and relax while experiencing Japanese culture. There are also plenty of free services such as popsicles after the bath.

If you're looking for instagrammable in Kyoto, how about visiting Togetsukyo Bridge in Arashiyama? This Ryokan (Japanese inn) is located in front of Hankyu Arashiyama Station, and is just a 4-minute walk from Togetsukyo Bridge, making it extremely accessible. On a first-come, first-served basis, there was a service where you could choose your yukata and obi belt, which my girlfriend was happy about. In addition to the large public bath, there are many private baths where you can relax. After the bath, we were given free ice cream, which was delicious. For dinner, we had all-you-can-eat obanzai and freshly fried tempura. It was a very satisfying trip.

Kyoto Arashiyama Onsen Kadensho is located a one-minute walk from Arashiyama Station. Each room has its own concept, and you can choose from beautifully decorated rooms such as Kyomachiya and Japanese modern. This hot spring Ryokan (Japanese inn) is conveniently located for sightseeing, so you will surely be very satisfied.