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＊ Kyoto Aya Guest House (Ver. 06/10/2019) ＊ Kyoto Aya Guest House (Ver. 06/10/2019) 828-3 Fukakusaijiki-cho, Fushimi, Kyoto 6120028 Kyoto Phone 080-9471-8412 (Sinnji) , 075-634-8233 (LC homes) +81 50 36 90 21 00 (Shor,) e-mail [email protected] URL http://gold.zero.jp/yom/new/aya.html Thank you for your booking at AYA GUEST HOUSE. Check in time is 3 PM - 9 PM. If you would like to leave your baggage before check-in time, also if your arrival time is expected to be after 9PM, could you please let me know your estimated arrival time by the day before? 1. About us, accommodation The guest house is located in a quiet place. It is smoke-free inside our house. There is a smoking zone in the garden. You have some pairs of Futon for sleep. The shower and guest rooms have just been renovated in May 2017. We have two bathrooms that have wash basin with hot water supply. We have a laundry machine, a microwave oven, a toaster, electric kettles, an electric coffee maker, hair dryers and a refrigerator for you. BTW, Aya Guest House was a traditional consecutive style townhouse. The stairs are steep, so it is not suitable for children, the elderly, and families. Due to the old making, the thickness of the partition wall is also thin and soundproof insufficient from the current standard. However, we have thought that you will be able to feel the merit of a traditional Japanese style room. Could you please admit the contents of this guest house before you stay here? 2. How do you take the way to KYOTO, and AYA GUEST HOUSE? 2-1 Nearest station ---- It is minutes on foot from Keihan Fujinomori Station to AYA GUEST HOUSE. The map from Keihan Fujinomori station. http://gold.zero.jp/yom/aya/fuji_sta/AYA_fuji-station.htm Keihan Fujinomori coordinate https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fujinomori_Station Keihan mainline connects between Osaka (Yodoyabashi) and Kyoto (Sanjyo,Demachi-yanagi). 2-2 From JR Fujinomori Station by foot ----- Please note that Fujimori station of JR and Fujimori station of Keihan are totally different stations. It is more than 2 km away from Fujimori station in Keihan. It takes 18 minutes from JR Fujinomori Station to AYA by walking. And same 18 minutes from JR Inari Station too. From JR Kyoto,it is 150 JPY to JR Inari, to JR Fujinomori 190 JPY , JR Fujinomori and Keihan Fujinomori one are completely separate stations. Keihan mainline connects between Osaka (Yodoyabashi) and Kyoto (Sanjyo,Demachi-yanagi). JR Fujinomori and JR Inari are JR Nara Line that connects JR Kyoto station and JR Nara one. 2-3 From Kyoto station by train Daytime Take the JR Railway train for Nara. Ttransfer to the Keihan Railway at the first station, Tofukuji. JR Tofukuji and Keihan Tofukuji are same station. Please take the Sub EXP or Local train for osaka, and get off at the 4th station,Fujinomori. Total about 30 minutes. 270 JPY However, there are JR trains for nara less after 9 PM. DEP from Kyoto for Nara 21:10, 21:24, 21:48, 21:54 22:09, 22:24, 22:49 23:09, 23:34, 23:58 (Weekday) Or get off JR Inari Station by JR train for nara,and after by foot that it takes 18 minutes. We do not recommend it because there is little traffic on the road at night. Late night 22:00～ Please take an express train or local one by Kintetsu Railway for Nara. Get off at Tanba-bashi Station. And transfer to s Sub EXP or local train by Keihan Railway, buck for Kyoto Sanjyo (to Demachi-yanagi) at Tanba-bashi Station. 1 /3 Get off at Fujinomori Station that is the second one. It takes 40 minutes and little expensive, 370 JPY, however there are many of trains after 10 PM to 12 PM and it is a safety at night. 2-4 By underground,subway Karasuma Line Takeda St. and after 1. About 18 minutes on foot only. 2. South 5th or EXP#105 Line Bus to Kyoto St. Get off the second stop, Seishonen Kagaku Senter-mae. And 4 minutes on foot. 3. South 8th Line Bus to Yoko-oji Shako-mae. Get off the third stop,Fujinomori. And one minutes on foot. 4. Keihan Yamashina 2nd Line Bus for Daigoji Temple. Get off the third stop, Fujinomori. And one minutes on foot. 2-5 Bus from Kyoto St. ---- From Karasuma-guchi (kyoto Tower side) C4 bus terminal ,EXP105 or South 5 Line, for fushimi Inari Taisha,06:00～21:00 Get off the third stop, Fukakusa Nishiuracho from Fushimi Taisha stop, and 4 minutes on foot. It's cost by 230 JPY. Total about 35 minutes. From Hachijyo-guchi station exit F1 bus terminal ,EXP105 , for fushimi Inari Taisha ,09:00～16:00 Get off the third stop,Fukakusa Nishiuracho, and 4 minutes on foot.230 JPY Total about 22 minutes by no transfer directly. This is the fastest, cheapest and most convenience. We have a neighborhood map. http://gold.zero.jp/yom/aya/fuji_sta/nearest_map.jpg 2-6 From Sanjyo by Keihan Railway (Mainline) It takes about 13 minutes by no transfer directly from Keihan Sanjyou. Please take the sub EXP or local train for Yodoyabasi, Yodo or Chusyojima. The train will stop kiyomizu-gojyo, Tofukiji and Fushimi-inari each station. Keihan Fujinomori station is the second station from Fusimi-Inari station. http://www.keihan.co.jp/en/pdf/access.pdf 2-7 From Osaka by Keihan Railway Please take the limited express train form Yodoyabashi or Nakanoshima. And transfer to the Sub EXP or local train at Tambabashi Station. Get off at Fujinomori station that is the second one from Tambabashi, please. The far is only 410 JPY and 46 minutes, cheapest and fast. And Keihan Railway offers some special discount tickets for foreigner travelers. http://www.keihan.co.jp/travel/en/tickets/special 2-8 From Kansai International Airport (KIX) Take a limousine bus to Sanjyo. And transfer by Keihan Railway from Sanjyo. Get off Fujinomori station. Another way: You can go to Osaka form KANKU by Nankai Railway and Osaka Metro. And take the Keihan Railway from Yodoyabashi. http://www.keihan.co.jp/travel/en/tickets/special 2-9 From Osaka International (Itami) Airport (domestic lines only) --- Please contact us. 2-10 To Nara --- Please contact us. 2-11 By highway Bus --- Please contact us. 2-12 By private Car --- Please contact us. 2-13 By Taxi from Kyoto Station --- Please contact us. 2-14 For Uji (Byodo-in Shrine) --- Please contact us. 2-15 Rental cycle (rent bike) --- Please contact us. 3. Our House Rule I’m afraid, our inn is not hotel. Since it is a guest house, we have some rules that we want you to keep. 3-1 Check in time is 3 PM - 9 PM. Late check-in after 9 PM will be charged by cash. The fee is 220JPY per 1 to 20 minutes from 9 PM to 12 PM (0 AM). After 00:00, we will offer a 50% late-night surcharge, 330 JPY per 1 to 20 minutes. Would you please check the price in the table below? 2 /3 http://gold.zero.jp/yom/happy/doc_hf/Late_Checkin_charge.pdf If you have a check-in plan since 9 PM, you have to inform us of your arrival time by the day before. If there has been no inquiry from you, there will be no staff when you arrive after 9 PM. Not only you will be able not to stay, your reservation will be no-show. 3-2 At check-in the staff will verify your identity and voucher with your passport or driver's license. Please also cooperate in filling in the Guest Registration Form at the same time. If you arrive before check-in time without notifying arrival time by the day before, could you have the service that is for keeping luggage counter in Kyoto station? http://carry-s.com/wp/?page_id=74 3-3 Could you check out by 10 AM, please? We have a free-out system you can check out anytime. Is it possible to leave the room key in the room? If you wish to have a late check-out after 10AM, please tell the staffs by the day before. The charge is 220 JPY per 1 to 20 minutes. We have free keeping your baggage after check-out. 3-4 From 10 am to 3 pm, the facility in the hall is not able to be used because of cleaning and house maintenance even if guests are staying two night or more. 3-5 Would you please refrain from noise activity in the late night, from 11 PM to 7 AM in the morning? You are not able to, talk loudly, use shower, wash in wash basin, use washing machine etc. In the case of guests who stay the room at ground floor, you will be able to take a bath any time. 3-6 The group that include under the age of 16 are not allowed to stay. In the case of whole-house rental, that is not the limit. 3-7 It is smoke-free inside our house. There is a smoking zone in the garden. Thank you for your cooperation. 4. You could see the latest version on the following URL http://gold.zero.jp/yom/aya/doc_ay/713-Aya_info_en.pdf http://gold.zero.jp/yom/aya/doc_ay/713-Aya_info_jp.pdf (Japanese version) * 京都 綾ゲストハウス (京都 綾宾馆) === 郵便番号 〒 612-0028 京都市伏見区深草飯食８２８番３ 電 話 （委託業務、京滋 LC ホーム） 080-9471-8412 （慎二） 075-634-8233 +81 50 36 90 21 00 (Shor) e-mail [email protected] URL http://gold.zero.jp/yom/new/aya-jp.html Free WiFi SS-ID(2.4G) aterm-cf7aa8g or SS-ID(5.0G) aterm-cf7aa8a Passward 3215a8fd25a28.
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