Close to Kawaramachi Street and Kyoto Tower, Guest house Maika provides a garden, laundry facilities, and more. Guests can connect to free in-room WiFi.
Shimogyo Ward, a neighborhood in Kyoto, is home to Guest house Maika. Nishiki Market and Yasaka Shrine are notable landmarks, and the area's natural beauty can be seen at Arashiyama Bamboo Grove and Lake Biwa. Kyoto Aquarium and Kyoto Gyoen National Garden are also worth visiting. Visit our Kyoto travel guide
No, only service animals are welcome at the property.
How much is parking?
Guest house Maika doesn't offer parking.
What time is check-in at Guest house Maika?
Check-in start time: 3 PM; Check-in end time: 9 PM. After-hours check-in is not available.
What time is check-out at Guest house Maika?
Check-out is at 11 AM.
Where is Guest house Maika located?
Located in Shimogyo Ward, this guesthouse is within a 5-minute walk of Kamo River and Kawaramachi Street. Kiyomizu Temple and Shijo Street are also within 1 mi (2 km). Kiyomizu-gojo Station is only a 5-minute walk and Gojo Station is 10 minutes.
Can I cancel my reservation for free and receive a full refund?
Yes, this property offers free cancellation on select room rates, because flexibility matters! Please refer to the property cancellation policy on our site for more details about any exclusions or requirements.
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Guest house Maika Reviews
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Check-in experience was terrible. The person in the accommodation didn't speak English. He didn't know about our booking either. We had to wait in the accommodation from 3 pm to 6 pm for the manager to show up and check our booking on his list. The manager gave us the keys to our room and the accommodation. Until then, we couldn't go out, because we didn't have the keys.