Outstanding, I stayed here for a conference at the Kyoto International Conference Centre. It was a perfect location for the conference Centre, there were multiple buses within about 2 minutes walking, as well as a local train line. The house itself was wonderful and very comfortable. It is a very efficient use of space and very comfortable for four adults. I easily would have handled a few more. Hiro, the host, was lovely, very attentive. The bread and tea in the morning was a very nice touch. It is a traditional Japanese home with many nice little touches, and the hot tub was great! It is not in a tourist area so local restaurants are very affordable and tasty. I highly recommend Hiro's house!

It was very authentic and cosy, has a simple practical kitchen for breakfast, the rooms were very nice and close together, the common room is very welcoming with a small fireplace, and a fire for tea. Hi to the host was adorable and made us feel very at home, exceptionally making an effort to speak to us in English, very patient and more than willing to give many recommendations. Even though we were initially skeptical of the distance from the city center, the experience was so exceptional it was worth it. Hiro welcomed us with matcha he made himself, showing us the ritual of a tea ceremony, as well as leaving marshmallows for the kids to burn around the fire. He constantly cared for us, brought candles for my husbands birthday and stayed for a bit to celebrate. Would 100% recommend

A bit far from the center to Kyoto.

The property was a spacious and traditional Japanese town house close to a tram station, beautiful park and amazing gardens and temples. It was only a 20 min tram journey to the heart of central Kyoto. Our host Hiro was outstanding. He welcomed us with a tea ceremony at the sunken dining room table complete with fitted charcoal pit. He also made sure the wooden bath was full every night before we got back. The bath was amazing! The bedrooms were traditional mattresses on soft Japanese flooring. It was very comfortable but getting down and up took some getting used to!

No down sides but perhaps not a house for the infirm.

The accommodation was phenomenal. An old-style home with the best living area, bath, and shower room that was close to a convenience store and train station. Our host (Hiro-san) was the shining star of our stay. He would come each day to clean/wash sheets and towels, put on a bread to bake, and be ready/fresh for us each morning at a predetermined time. He would also fill our onsen bath so that it was full and ready for us at the end of each day. We all feel blessed and honoured to have been able to meet such an amazing man and stay in such a beautiful home. We will 110% be staying at Yadoya any time we come back to Japan.

We wish we could stay longer!!

Great host (special reward the morning fresh bread!), very special and Japanese style place, Japanese bath & shower. Super clean. Very good for family, would never go there without renting the entire unit.

Living room without windows (but good air conditioning and nice room for having family dinner as a change after many restaurants). Localization OK even though a bit outside main Kyoto’s hotspots.

The Bath was a Dream. A wooden japanese Bathtub full of hot water, already filled in when we arrived, was really relaxing after a long and stressful flight. Also the fresh bread was really nice. Very nice owner.

The nearby train Station was very clearly audible in the evening/night.

The service was absolutely amazing! The host provided us with a small matcha making lesson and also warm, fresh bread in the morning. The traditional Japan aesthetic was also amazing.

It was slightly far from main attractions but it was okay.

The place is full of surprises, i.e. onsite onsen, freshly made bread for breakfast, local grocery/convenience store, charcoal grill in the middle of living room and many more. Hiro San (the host) is super nice, and he would think ahead of you and get it done before you even make the ask. It's a nice place for a family size between 4~7.

The place looks like an authentic machinations with some modern amenities. The Ofuro was great. I need one back home. They made us fresh bread every morning. There were many restaurants and a market around there, so very convenient.

Nothing that I could think of.

The first night, the host came at check-in time and put a fire in the hearth. Then he served tea and snacks. The open air onsen was really good too.

I would put the name of the place Irorian Yadoya. This is accurate place.