Guest Inn Chita

Chita Guest Inn is a friendly, convenient Japanese style inn close to major attractions in Kyoto. 10min from Kyoto Station North Exit on foot or 3min from Gojo Station, Subway Karasuma Line. We are right next to Higashi Honganji.

Take pictures with FREE rental Yukata (light Japanese robe) for your memory. And feel free to use the rooftop and Kitchenware available to rent(Please ask the staff). Bring Japanese beers. Opened in Janurary 2006, Chita Guest Inn is a friendly, convenient Japanese style inn close to major attractions in Kyoto. Only 10min from Kyoto Station North Exit on foot or 3min from Gojo Station, Subway Karasuma Line.

Accommodation Information

All the guestrooms are Japanese-style without bath / toilet. They are all 'NO Smoking' rooms. Shower room and small bath are available outside guestrooms. Rental bicycle is available from our inn. It is an alternative way of touring within Kyoto city but very convenient. 1000yen per day. Coin-operated laundry 200yen for washing, 100yen for drying.

Please note that;
-Check-in is from 4PM / Checkout is until 10AM
-Payment acceptable by CASH ONLY
-Staff do not speak English. Japanese Only.
-Curfew 11PM. Please tell the staff if you will be back late.
-Foods and drinks are not permitted to be brought in rooms.
Common room is available to have meals.
- Kitchen is allowed to be used to drink tea and wash dishes. No cooking please.
-Pets are also allowed to stay. Additional fees apply. Not allowed to bring in guestrooms.
-No car parking lot

Location Information

Kyoto is where Japanese people go to see Japan. The capital from 794 to 1868, Kyoto is home to Japan’s best known Buddhist temples as well as many famous Shinto shrines, and streets corners are dotted with jizo statues and paper garlands decorating sacred trees and stones.

Kyoto is quite simply a must-see destination. Known for its Zen gardens, geisha, tea houses, and palaces, Kyoto is very much a vibrant modern city proud of both its past and present, where rowdy karaoke coexists with the subtlety of kaiseki cuisine.

Many of the stock images of Japan are shot in Kyoto – striking and familiar photographs of ornate temples, dramatic pagodas or geisha strolling down old cobbled streets. The famous Golden Pavilion (Kinkakuji) and Kiyomizu temple are both Kyoto sights. Sometimes you will see well-organised uniformed school groups or fanatical photographers – aspects of the culture which can be as entertaining as the sights themselves.