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Customer Reviews: What did customers like about Ohgiya Ryokan?
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 friendly helpful people, pleasant room, great japanese breakfast, pick up from station
5 October 2008
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they picked us up/dropped us off at the train station. They helped us with train times. Everyone was helpful and the location was excellent. We'd stay again.
8 September 2008
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Owners and staff are lovely! Very kind & considerate.
21 June 2008
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This was a very beautiful Ryokan. The ladies who run it are very helpful. They offer complimentary pick up/drop off.
28 May 2008
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Genuine traditional values and vicinity of Temple
24 April 2008
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I read a review where the person said it made them think that back in its prime it would have been a grande place... still the service is charming! From the dear elderly man who promptly fetches your slippers and then waits for you quietly, with his warm smile, to collect your shoes for you to the cheerful receptionist eager to help you with anything. Old fashioed Japanese etiquette at its finest! If youre a highly private person though, I would book the room with the shower... or you will find yourself showering Japanese style in a public bath with others of your gender... although its not as embarrassing as it sounds as everyone else is very descreet too. Its well worth visiting the Ohgiya Ryokan... and Narita for that matter as its a gorgeous town!
23 April 2008
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Unique spacious Japanese style rooms with own toilet in room. Fridge, sink, TV and phone also in room. Hot thermos of water with green tea provided daily in room. Proximity to train stations (walking distance) and location to all sightseeing spots also within walking distance. Ryokan offers to pick you up from train station and return you there after your stay. Free internet station for use in lobby. Very friendly staff and helpful.
10 April 2008
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nice old style ryokan
23 February 2008
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The atmosphere
23 January 2008
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the japanese style and traditions
23 January 2008
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Great imtroduction to a traditional Japanese inn.
17 January 2008
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close to airport, pickup from station, friendly, Japanese bath, price, Narita City is a nice place to visit, and much more
30 October 2007
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very nice family run hostel - very friendly couple with two lovely little girls. we found them to be kind and very helpful with information on whatever we needed. the hostel is conveniently located - a ten minute walk to the new kyoto station. it is new and very clean. we would definitely stay here again
10 October 2007
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Excellent location, cool rooms, nice employees
5 October 2007
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Pefect introduction or farewell to Japan. The staff was welcoming wihout being intrusive. The room was large and clean with a nice garden view - and a private toilet (!) - useful for our 5-year old.
We would certainly stay here again.
15 August 2007
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really big rooms- and i had one all to myself, equiped with EVERYTHING!
1 August 2007
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lovely views over garden
10 June 2007
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We liked the little sitting room separated from the sleep!ing room with a view of a Japanese garden.
4 June 2007
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atmosphere, furniture, kindness at the reception
9 December 2006
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the japanese bath
2 November 2006
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quaint and friendly
20 September 2006
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It's not a new place and has its own character--takes me back to older days when the place was likely full of people. My room overlooked the pond in the garden and the sound of water and nature was lovely. I was just looking for contemplation and quiet so would not recommend if looking for meeting people to party. I would not recommend getting their breakfast unless you're strapped for time--a cheaper value can be found elsewhere.
18 September 2006
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Everyone was very helpful and accomodating. The English-speaking owner helped me to confirm our next nights stay (who only spoke Japanese)? The pick up and delivery from the station, was not really necessary (close to station) but really helpful, given our level of tiredness coming off the plane. It was a bit pricey, but I managed to book the most was a bit pricey, but I managed to book the most expensive room and it was really lovely, with a garden and pool and splashing koi right outside our door. Everything seems a bit more pricey in Narita than Tokyo, but staying in Narita with its quaint streets, and incredible temple grounds at Narita-san? made the transition to the Orient from the West very doable. Our plan is to stay there again before we catch our plane out of Japan.
25 June 2006
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Everything, especially japanese breakfast in the room and the pond to look at in the garden.
21 April 2006
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