Kyoto SANARI Konoeden

I stayed here for 2 nights with my husband and 2 year old daughter in mid-December. Climb north past the Kyoto Imperial Palace and if you see the Doshisha campus, you're right there. Using the inn as a base, it is conveniently located to go anywhere. This time I stayed at Take. When you pass through the lattice gate, you will see the tea room and the garden. I was excited to see the autumn leaves, which I had thought would be too late to see since the season had passed. The room had a pleasant smell of wood and had a quiet and relaxing atmosphere. The sliding door leading to the bedroom is decorated with Nishijin textiles depicting the story of the bamboo cutter, and just looking at it gives me a sense of elegance. At night, after the kids went to bed, I dimmed the lights a little, looked out at the sliding doors, cooked the ingredients I had bought with my husband, and enjoyed bar time.It was the most luxurious time. In terms of facilities, a cold wave had just arrived, and it was freezing cold outside, but the room was equipped with floor heating, so no matter where you were in the room, it was warm and comfortable. It was also nice to have an air purifying humidifier, as my daughter is sensitive to dryness. There is a large bath made of cypress wood, so the three of us as a family could soak in the bath and warm up. The bathroom at home is so small that the three of us usually can't take a bath together, so my daughter seemed extremely happy, and I felt so happy that we stayed the night. I was also impressed by the owner's thoughtful consideration and hospitality. When you go on a trip with your kids, the changes in the environment can cause stress, making it hard for parents to sleep, making them grumpy, but this time was different. Thanks to the kindness of the owner, they prepared cute tableware, toys, picture books, a crib, and a baby chair for my daughter, and when I told her in advance that my daughter couldn't sleep in the bright light, she put them next to the window. was covered with a blackout curtain. Thanks to all of you, I was able to sleep as soundly as usual and seemed to be in a good mood throughout. In addition, they told me about nearby restaurants, bakeries, sweets shops, and side dish shops in advance, which was very helpful. I visited various stores morning, noon, and night, and all of them were wonderful, and I felt that the owner's good taste was evident. I think the great appeal of renting a whole house is that you can spend your everyday life in an extraordinary space. I felt that the owner's personality and attentive hospitality made the restaurant even richer. I would like to find another opportunity to stay here in the future. Thank you very much for this time!