Atelier Bee's Knees Bed & Breakfast

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Atelier Bee's Knees Bed & Breakfast

Atelier Bee's Knees Bed & Breakfast is a charming retreat located in Ikoma, Japan, offering a serene escape with free WiFi and a relaxing hot tub. Guests can immerse themselves in the beauty of a traditional Japanese ... more

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What amenities are offered at Atelier Bee's Knees Bed & Breakfast?: Atelier Bee's Knees Bed & Breakfast offers free WiFi, a hot tub, a wooden tea house with Japanese garden views, private bathrooms with free toiletries, a kettle in each room, and hair dryers.
Is breakfast included with the stay?: Yes, breakfast is included for all guests staying at Atelier Bee's Knees Bed & Breakfast.
Are there any public transport options nearby?: Yes, Kintetsu Kyoto Station is a 1-hour train ride away, Osaka Namba Station is 20 minutes by train, and Nara Station can be reached in 15 minutes on the Kintetsu Line.
What is the cancellation policy?: The cancellation policy may vary; it is recommended to check your booking details or contact the property directly for specific cancellation terms.
Do the rooms include a refrigerator?: No, the rooms at Atelier Bee's Knees Bed & Breakfast do not specifically include a refrigerator, but each room has a kettle.
Is the property pet-friendly?: Atelier Bee's Knees Bed & Breakfast does not allow pets on the property.
Is there parking available at the hotel?: Parking availability may vary; it is advisable to check with the property directly for parking options.
Do guests need to check in at a specific time?: Yes, check-in times may vary; it is best to confirm with the property for their specific check-in hours.
Can guests request extra towels or bedding?: Yes, guests can request extra towels or bedding by contacting the front desk.
Are there any nearby attractions?: Yes, Ikoma offers various attractions including temples and parks, with easy access to Nara and Kyoto for further exploration.