Ryokan Spots in Japan

Very close to Sendagi metro station (Chiyoda line) and close enough to Nippori station (JR Yamanote line and others). This area has many temples and cemeteries, as well as the famous Yanaka Ginza...

The service here was amazing from each staff member that we encountered. The front desk was always helpful and attentive. Our host was always prompt for meals and made us feel welcomed every minute...

Fantastic location! Asakusa is a perfect place to stay:easy access from Narita airport by Keisei line/Asakusa line, lots of attractions, walkable distance to other spots in Tokyo. The hostel is...

I was a teenager in Japan in the late fifties and have been back many times since. I enjoy staying in traditional Japanese style inns (Ryokan). This was far and away the best experience I have ever...

3 weeks in Japan this was our favorite accommodation. The service, attention to detail, and personal attention was fantastic. The food was incredible. We had a Japanese room and enjoyed the...

This is one of the most restful hostels Ive ever stayed at. Very clean and quiet and the facilities are very good. Staff are very helpful too. Very traditional feel as well which was nice. Very good...

Lovely Ryokan with a great location in Gion. Excellent service from Kanji-san and the entire team. The staff were all so friendly and welcoming. We enjoyed the Keiseki dinner - delicious food with...

Our time in this Ryokan turned out to be an extremely terrible affair, owing primarily to the heinous behavior of the hotel owner. Not only was he extremely unpleasant and abrasive, but his opinions...

Lovely, clean ryokan. Plenty of room for balcony seating, futon and table area and private bath. Tea in room upon arrival. Great view of canal and Dotombori area. Coffee in vending machine outside...

Excellent facilities, location, and service. We love the private onsen! It has good wifi. (When there is a wifi issue, they will reset it to have it fixed right away.) You can also adjust the room...

We had booked a room with an onsen, apparently there are 4 rooms with this room type. The room is a combo of western/eastern - tatami for our dining area but we sleep on beds. Dinner and breakfast...

Staying at a traditional Ryonkan was on our bucket list. Our stay of Kikokuso was easily one of our best decisions we made on the trip. Our family of four stayed on the first floor and found our...

We stayed in a Japanese style room, with very comfortable futon bedding on a tatami mat floor. The bathroom had recently been renovated and was very nice. Excellent onsen, perfect for rejuvenating...

The hotel is located 7 minutes walk from the Takayama train station and bus stop. It is a very nice ryokan. There is an onsen in the same hotel and a bigger one in a nearby hotel (included). Food...

Stayed 7 nights to explore Tokyo, Yokohama and Nikko. Location is top, in a quiet neighbourhood but also close to Ueno Station (15 min) and Nezu Subway Station (6 min). Owners speak limited English...

We booked this after reading the many good reviews of the ryokan and it absolutely lived up to our expectations. The managers are wonderfully friendly and helpful and the rooms are nice sized, very...

This ryokan is like a step back in time and truly authentic. Our group stayed for a night in the “Garyu” cabin. The ryokan is in a rural takayama area with lovely river streaming by. Difficult to...

The location right on the street leading to the temple is amazing. The staff are incredibly accommodating. The breakfast and dinner were lavish and outstanding. We had the deluxe room with western...

First off, I wanted to give this place a 5/5…it was a great hotel, and we would stay here again, but it would need to be in a different room. The Onsen was great (though busy). The free popsicles...

All staff are so kind! When I borrowed a hairdryer from the front, they always smiled and did so quickly. The room is large and beautiful enough to stay. It will make you move. You are able to wear...