Are there any hotels recommended for traveling to Kyoto, Japan?

Japanese homestays are still very popular.

Japanese B&B has always been famous for its warm and meticulous service. All the waitresses are as kind as family. They will provide you with exquisite meals and carefully prepare your bed. The boss is often called "female general" and is also very hospitable. They will chat with you, talk about the history and cultural landscape around the hotel, or talk about family.

Many people living in big cities are willing to stay in Japanese hotels in Japanese hot springs for their holidays. Away from the hustle and bustle of big cities, there is not too much material temptation. You can also soak in hot springs, wear clogs and pure cotton bathrobes, feel the comfort of skin contact with natural hot spring water, cotton cloth and wood, and experience the happiness of being close to nature. It turns out that comfort is a feeling that can be obtained so easily. It turns out that simplicity itself is actually a kind of happiness.

B&B's houses are houses around the scenic spots, some of which are converted from redundant houses.

Some are specially built for tourists. These houses are not only in the embrace of beautiful nature, but also have beautiful names, such as Dai Song Village, Tiangou Village and Tingtao Pavilion, which make people yearn for.

Japanese homestays are very clean. The sheets are white, tatami, floor and windows are spotless, and the cleanliness is comparable to that of a five-star hotel. B&B's food is of high quality, all fresh seafood just fished out of the sea.

The grades of accommodation in Japan vary greatly. For example, some high-end hotels in Japan charge a lot. Generally, per person 12 000 yen to 20 000 yen, including two meals, excluding tax and service charge. At the same time, Japan Hotel Group also provides more than 80 budget hotels for budget tourists, which is also very thoughtful. Very economical. Basically, it only costs about 5000 yen per person. Take care of yourself.