"This property was located in the most beautiful part of Kyoto."
Cindel from Australia
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"We stayed in a family room with shared bathroom. It had a lovely view into a garden of green with a stone structure outside - very serene and beautiful."
Khim Y from United States
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"The dorm pods are actually pretty spacious with plenty of room for you and your luggage."
Construct37 from United States
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Gion Ryokan Q-Beh - A traditional hostel in Higashiyama Ward with shared facilities and garden views
Located in the historic Gion district, this Kyoto hotel occupies a prime position on a narrow road off Nene no Michi. The property features a 24-hour living room and kitchen area that doubles as a remote workspace with electrical outlets and free WiFi. Gion Ryokan Q-Beh provides shared facilities including three communal dining spaces, a garden, and laundry amenities. Guest rooms come equipped with air conditioning, heating, and select units feature private bathrooms and seating areas. The mezzanine floor houses an observation room frequented by notable visitors. The location puts guests within 0.3 miles of Yasaka Shrine and Maruyama Park, while Kiyomizu Temple, Kodaiji Temple, and Ishibe Koji Alley are all accessible on foot. The nearest transit point is Gion-shijo Station, with city buses 86 and 206 stopping at Higashiyamayasui.
Pros
Set in a quiet, authentic neighborhood particularly scenic during evening walks
Located in Gion, the country's premier geisha district
Each dormitory bed features walls on three sides with curtains for privacy
Reception operates from 8:00 to 21:00
Cons
Private bathrooms not available in all room types
Guests must inform property in advance for check-in after 21:00
“Gion Ryokan Q-Beh places you squarely in Gion's heart, yet on a quiet street, mere steps from Kodaiji Temple and a short walk to Yasaka Shrine, a prime location that balances cultural immersion with peaceful rest. I particularly like the tatami room overlooking the garden, and the fact that the rooms, especially in the dorms, have larger beds than most Japanese hostels; plus, the option to wear a kimono during the stay definitely enhances the traditional Kyoto experience.”
Charlotte EvansHead of Editorial at Hotelsdowntown
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