For first-time guests
Aged building
Parts of our ryokan, such as the entrance, were built in the late Meiji era (1868-1889), making it a historic building. The guest rooms have been renovated several times, but as it is a wooden building, deterioration over time is unavoidable, and defects such as drafts occur. We appreciate your understanding.
Quiet area
There is a Japanese garden next door, and a row of kaiseki restaurants and ryokan inns, so small insects may occasionally appear within the facility. Also, on sunny summer mornings, the sounds of cicadas may be noisy, but please bear with us as this is due to the location. By the way, the garden can be seen from Cafe KawataRo.
Shared equipment
Compared to hotels, inns, private lodgings, and rental accommodations, there are many facilities that are shared with other guests. At Gion Ryokan Q-beh, the following facilities are shared (with the exception of JPN Style Ensuite):
- Inside a shared room (dormitory room)
- Washrooms (located on each floor)
- Restrooms (located on each floor)
- Three shower rooms
- Kitchen
- Living
Simple service
In order to keep accommodation prices down, we have minimized fixed costs such as labor costs and consumables. Please note that it may take some time to respond to your request during busy periods when we are busy with guests.
What we do not offer
- Pajamas, yukata
- Toner and lotion
- Amenity goods (fees apply)
What we offer
- Wifi
- Bath towel
- Conditioner shampoo, body soap
- Hair dryer
- Earplugs for sharing a room
- Tea, coffee (self-service)