Its far away from bus station, but the owner is very helpful to pick up from station. (but you've to walk back to station by yourself) Be careful if you have heavy luggages, you've to pick them up to the room by yourself. The dinner is good with fresh dishes, also relaxing in the hot spring.

This is a typical Japanese Minshuku, and the true meaning staying at a country inn for the people can be realized here. Guest do not expect the usual five star Western hotel treatment but are able to relax in the country atmosphere and find peace by wondering around the many small temples in the area. I recommend this highly for... More

I booked a room in Ohara no Sato thinking that I would be having a quite night in the countryside. To my dismay, there was a group of girls ( 6 - 9 ) who also stayed there and was allowed to create scene and held a party by the host. The girls running up and down and used the... More

For 9450 Yen a night for a room without ensuite bathroom (gets cheaper if you have a bigger ground like 5-6 people), I felt that it was all worth it and it does not hurt the wallet. Located at the less touristy western part of Ohara, it is not only quieter but it remains convenient to travel to the landmarks... More

Pros: - Lovely surroundings (mountain, river, fields of flowers) - Spacious rooms - Fantastic onsen with hot springs, both indoor and outdoor - Delicious food (we asked for a vegetarian nabe, got it with tofu) - Lovely staff Contras: - Quite far from central Kyoto (1hour by bus) - No shops or restaurants in the neighbourhood - Quite expensive I... More