Discover the Unique Experience of Staying in a Ryokan

What is a Ryokan?

A ryokan is more than just a place to stay; it is a journey into Japan’s past and its traditions. These inns are characterized by their distinctive architectural and interior design, featuring rooms with tatami mat flooring, sliding shoji paper doors, and minimalistic low furniture. Instead of beds, guests sleep on futons, which are laid out on the tatami mats each evening. This traditional setup creates a serene and authentic ambiance that is uniquely Japanese.

Why Stay in a Ryokan?

Authentic Cultural Experience:
Staying in a ryokan allows you to experience traditional Japanese living, far removed from the hustle and bustle of modern life. The design, the rituals, and the customs all contribute to a deeply authentic experience.

Luxurious Comforts: Ryokans often feature onsen, or natural hot spring baths, which are both communal and private. These baths are perfect for relaxing and rejuvenating. The rooms are designed for comfort with high-quality futons and yukatas (lightweight kimonos) provided for lounging.

Personalized Hospitality:
The concept of omotenashi, or wholehearted hospitality, is at the core of the ryokan experience. The staff are dedicated to making your stay as pleasant and comfortable as possible, anticipating your needs and providing attentive service with a smile.