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Hostel HARUYA Aqua

1-12 Waki-cho, Kyoto, Japan, Distance from city centre: 3.1km

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  • Staff is soooo kind!! There is so beautiful old japan house"machiya",and have some Manga at common room.I will use this hostel when I'll go to Kyoto!
  • 94%
  • 20 December 2012 Hitomi Japan
  • The host is super kind and helpful to give information of my trip, even with a suggested plan for sight seeing in Kyoto and nearby cities. The whole environment, specially the Japanese style sitting room make me feel like home. The location is another highlight. Convenient to find and get there from Kyoto Station on foot or by bus.
  • 91%
  • 17 December 2012 Anonymous Hong Kong
  • I highly recommand the Haruya Acqua Hostel for many reasons. The location is ideal: in the middle of Kyoto and very close to the station. Despite of that, the street is very quiet. The staff is very kind and helpfuL, gets very good advices about Kyoto and the area and speaks English perfectly. You feel there like in an authentic ryokan, the atmosphere is really charming. In addition, this hostel contributes to maintain an old traditionnal building of Tokyo by giving it a second life.
  • 100%
  • 8 October 2012 Emilie
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