During the maple leaf season, I came to Kyoto after eight years of absence, and everything was still so familiar. The proprietress is very nice. She provided directions before check-in and introduced surrounding restaurants and supermarkets, which made travel and sightseeing much more convenient.
The B&B is small and exquisite. It is located in a residential area next to Dongji Temple. It is quiet and clean. The room is not big enough for an adult, but I get up early and come home late every day, and I usually come back at 22:00+, so I think the room is sufficient. In addition, thanks to the conscientiousness of the proprietress, the prices during the maple leaf season are also very conscientious, which makes the cost of the trip much less stressful and gives me more motivation to shop.
In terms of transportation, the B&B is close to Kintetsu Toji Station and not far from Kyoto Station. It is very convenient to go to Nara or Osaka. But if you are dragging luggage, it is more convenient to take a taxi from Kyoto Station.
In terms of tourism, we made reservations in advance for Saihoji Temple (Moss Temple) and Arashiyama Light Fantasy Train, Eikando Temple of Zenrinji Temple, Nanzenji Temple, and Kiyomizudera Temple, the famous maple leaf spots. 🍁The time is just right, yellow, red, green, layer upon layer, picturesque.
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