Kyoto Keburikawa, Kameoka Yunohana

by Miho Okamoto | Ryokan

Kyoto Keburikawa is a 4-star hotel located in Kameoka. It has a total 10 air-conditioned rooms that cost around 25,000 to 45,000 JPY per night, including open-air baths in some of the rooms and yukata robes for guests to feel an authentic cultural stay.

The hotel has public hot spring baths that can be enjoyed both indoors and outdoors, separately by men and women. Onsens can also be rented for private use.

The hotel serves Japanese-style breakfast and prides in its traditional kaiseki dinner. The ingredients of each meal are made from the hotel’s own farm.

Its location is near to Heiwadai Park and the Izumo Gokurako Temple, which can be visited by guests during their stay. Kyoto Keburikawa is accessible from JR Kameoka Train Station.

Due to COVID-19, guests must book under the guidelines implemented by the Government of Japan.

Book Kyoto Keburikawa in Kyoto Kameoka Yunohana Onsen - Keburikawa has a strong feeling unique to an undeveloped woodland area near a Japanese village. There are 10 different types of guest rooms, including those equipped with open-air hot spring baths.
As to onsen, large public baths with tatami-covered floor and open-air rock baths are also distinctive characteristics. This ryokan provides food making use of fresh ingredients, such as high-quality vegetables planted at its own private farm. A natural garden with footbath is located at the centre of the building.

Access: around 20 min by JR Sagano Line from Kyoto Station to Kameoka Station