English (United Kingdom)Japanese(JP)

What's New?

Polls

What is most important for you when looking for a Gaijin House?
 

Like it? Share it!

Add to: JBookmarks Add to: Facebook Add to: Mr. Wong Add to: Windows Live Add to: Digg Add to: Del.icoi.us Add to: Reddit Add to: StumbleUpon Add to: Slashdot Add to: Netscape Add to: Yahoo Add to: Blogmarks Add to: Technorati Add to: Google Add to: Blinklist Information

What's New? New Gaijin Houses! New FAQ's! More information added to each listing!

Tomato Guest House PDF Print E-mail
User Rating: / 5
PoorBest 
Gaijin Houses - Kyoto Gaijin Houses
Written by Administrator   

Tomato Guest House - Kyoto
Gaijin House Japan Tomato House


We need more information! Please comment if you have stayed at this guest house.





Guest House Details:

Location:

  • From JR Kyoto Station: Bus No. 20-205 to Higashi Yamashi Chijyo then Walk 2min

Duration of Stay:Gaijin House Japan Tomato House

  • Daily, weekly, monthly

Room Types:

  • Dormitory - 6 beds in ladies dorm, 4 beds in mens dorm
  • Private room (a) **Unkown** Please comment if you have stayed here
  • Private room (b) **Unkown** Please comment if you have stayed here

Cost:

  • Dormitory 2,200 yen
  • Private (a) 3,600 yen single, 2,900 yen twin, 2,500 yen triple (per person)
  • Private (b) 3,900 yen single, 3,200 yen twin, 2,600 yen triple (per person)

Deposit:

  • **Unkown** Please comment if you have stayed here

Utilities:Gaijin House Japan Tomato House

  • **Unkown** Please comment if you have stayed here

Furnishings, and Appliances in Room:

  • **Unkown** Please comment if you have stayed here

Shared Facilities:

  • **Unkown** Please comment if you have stayed here

Languages:

  • English, Japanese, Korean

Other:

  • **Unkown** Please comment if you have stayed here

Tomato Guest House Homepage

E-mail/address: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
TEL 080-5312-0208 (AM9:00-PM9:00)

Leave your comments!

If you have stayed at this Gaijin House then lets us know what it was like.
If you have a question about this place leave a comment so we can help you.
Comments
Add New Search RSS
Tim  - question   |2008-09-17 00:35:07
I guess you are in walking distance of kyoto station. how far from osaka and do
you have pics of rooms. What is monthly rate? internet?
jeff   |2008-09-26 12:53:40
that looks like a lovely guest house...I would like to stay there if I get a
chance
Hsing Yen  - reservation   |2009-03-29 07:41:32
Dear Sir

Is it still available on Apr. 9 & Apr. 10? Kindly let me know.
Thanks a lot for your advice.


Kelly
Kana  - Dirty, Noisy and Staff Terrible!   |2009-04-14 10:18:06
I booked at Tomato because of its good location and lack of curfew but I
regretted it as soon as I stepped in. I spent 6 nights in the dorm room and
could barely sleep The walls seem to shake everytime someone walks down the
hallway and the absence of insulation let you hear everything going on the guest
house (on Saturday nights you can hear people going in and out all night). In
one week, they never cleaned the dorm room once nor changed the bedsheets. And,
they give you only one bedsheet and a pillow cover so it means that you have to
sleep in futon cover in which people have slept before you...
The kitchen is
old and small. No chairs or tables, so you have to eat standing up! The toilets
and showers look dirty at anytime of the day or the night (they undoubtely
are...)

The most INCREDIBLE thing is that the staff (a bunch of careless
students) had a very loud party on Saturday night until 2 am. And they were
smoking (which is strictly prohibited to the guests).
So, if even the staff
doesn't care, what more can I say?

This is the worst guest house I've stayed
at in Japan. I won't recommend it to anyone.
Daniel Moss  - Yuuk, won't see me twice!   |2009-04-14 11:12:17
Very old guest house. You get to hear absolutely everything.
Unclean. I found a
mop of hairs (not mines)in my bed the very same day I checked in. I was biten by
bugs all night.
Careless staff .
No explanations about how to make a
Japanese-style bed or how to use the kitchen appliances or heaters (it's all
written in Japanese). They also did have a big party almost all night at the
reception desk.
Daniel Moss  - Guest House Details   |2009-04-14 12:07:22
Deposit: Nope. You have to pay cash when you check in

Utilities: Internet
access, 100 yen for 20 min.

Furnishings, and Appliances in Room:

Only
futons in the private rooms. Only one bedsheet for each guest.
Old electric
heaters from the 90's


Shared Facilities:
NO COMMON ROOM
A small kitchen
with nothing to sit on.
2 showers with no bath.
Write comment
Name:
Email:
 
Title:
 
:):grin;)8):p:roll:eek:upset:zzz:sigh:?:cry:(:x
 
Please input the anti-spam code that you can read in the image.

3.26 Copyright (C) 2008 Compojoom.com / Copyright (C) 2007 Alain Georgette / Copyright (C) 2006 Frantisek Hliva. All rights reserved."
 

What is Gaijin House Japan? We want to help everyone out there find the best guest house as quickly and easily as possible. With no preferences and only the raw facts. This is the best website to find the perfect guest house in Japan!

Copyright ©2008 All Rights Reserved.

Gaijin House Japan