Kyoto's tranquil gardens and temples create a peaceful retreat, with bike rentals for exploring and the bustling Kawaramachi Street just a stroll away.
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International Guest House Tani House, in central Kyoto, offers a peaceful base near Kinkaku-ji Temple. Explore vibrant Kawaramachi Street, relax in the garden, or borrow bikes to discover the city. Practical amenities include laundry facilities and luggage storage.
Kita Ward, a neighbourhood in Kyoto, is home to International Guest House Tani House. Kinkaku-ji Temple and Kyoto Imperial Palace are notable landmarks, and the area's natural beauty can be seen at Arashiyama Bamboo Grove and Lake Biwa. Funaoka Thermal Bath and Kyoto Prefectural Botanical Gardens are also worth visiting. Visit our Kyoto travel guide
Check-in start time: 3:00 PM; check-in end time: 9:00 PM
Minimum check-in age - 18
Check-out
Check-out before 11:00 AM
Special check-in instructions
There is no front desk at this property
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Pets
Pets not allowed
Children and extra beds
Children are welcome
Important information
Fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at the property. Fees may include applicable taxes:
A city tax may be collected at the property. The city tax ranges from JPY 100-10,000 per person, per night based on the nightly room rate. Please note that further exemptions may apply. For more details, please contact the property using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
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You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy
Government-issued photo identification and a cash deposit may be required at check-in for incidental charges
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges; special requests cannot be guaranteed
Safety features at this property include a smoke detector
We should mention
The Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare requires all international visitors to submit their passport number and nationality when registering at any lodging facility (inns, hotels, motels, etc. ); additionally, lodging proprietors are required to photocopy passports for all registering guests and keep the photocopy on file
Property is also known as
International Tani House Kyoto
International Guest House Tani House Kyoto
International Guest House Tani House Hostel
International Guest House Tani House Guesthouse
International Guest House Tani House Guesthouse Kyoto
Frequently asked questions
Is International Guest House Tani House pet-friendly?
No, pets are not allowed at this property.
How much is parking at International Guest House Tani House?
This property doesn't offer parking.
What time is check-in at International Guest House Tani House?
Check-in start time: 3:00 PM; check-in end time: 9:00 PM.
What time is check-out at International Guest House Tani House?
Checkout is at 11:00 AM.
Where is International Guest House Tani House located?
Located in Kita Ward, this guesthouse is within 1 mi (2 km) of Daitokuji Temple and Kinkaku-ji Temple. Kawaramachi Street is 2 mi (3.2 km) away. Kitaoji Station is 21 minutes by foot and Kuramaguchi Station is 22 minutes.
Can I cancel my reservation for free and receive a full refund?
Yes, this property offers free cancellation on selected room rates because flexibility matters! Please refer to the property cancellation policy on our site for more details about any exclusions or requirements.
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International Guest House Tani House Reviews
4.6
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The hostel is located far from kyoto station. It takes nearly an hour on bus to get there. Room is cheap , so condition including bath and rest rooms and kitchen are not convenient .
Breakfast is provided , but you should pay additionally city tax of 200 yen/person/night that is not charged anywhere else .
We all were able to get by but had the sense our flu and subsequent illness came from the room and lack of cleanliness between visitors. No proof, but it was dirty and the timing fit as well as the rapid simultaneous acquisition.
Dont stay here. First of all, its impossible to find and SO expensive for what you get. For those who choose to stay, here are some helpful directions...
Turn (towards the neighborhood) on Kenkunjinjamae. Its pretty much hidden in an alley way.
On a positive side, she attempted to serve us tea when we got there. However, she didnt know we were coming?
If you like warm showers, or a clean bed, this is not the place to stay
Nice traditional townhouse but the facilities are terrible, one of the shower rooms door doesn't close properly and the shower is a bucket on the floor with a hand held showehead which has very low pressure and doesn't get warm. The toilet has a fluffy seat cover which doesn't ever seem to get changed and looked very dirty. The bedsheets don't seem to get changed very often, and there is barely standing room in the dorm with 6 beds, mind you one is a thin mattress on the floor between 4 bunk beds so if you slept there you'd have to watch out for people stepping on you as they get out of heir bunks. Other than that the atmosphere was nice if a little cold at night and it was located right next door to a massive complex of historic temples called Daitokuji which was very beautiful. It's a long way from the station, maybe about half an hours walk, but there is a bus stop about 5 minutes down the road. The house mama is nice and friendly and can speak english if needed.
This is quite out of the way on the west side of Kyoto. It is not easy to get to and find, as it is hidden behind behind the house, opposite to the temple. It is right next to the shrine and the burial stones.
The room was taggy and had seen better days. I expected a lot more looking at the pictures posted on the Hotel.com website.. It has a communal toilet and bathroom, with no hot water. Don't go there in the winter.
To sum it up, we booked for two nights, and left after one. It is a cheap backpacker joint.