Hotels & Ryokan in Japan
Hotels and Ryokan aren't just places to stay, they're where Japan's sprit of hospitality, OMOTENASHI
A night at a ryokan and soak in an onsen after dinner is an experience every traveller must have at least once.
RYOKAN
On a trip anywhere in the country, a stay at a ryokan (traditional Japanese Inn) is something many locals look forward to. They are especially ubiquitous in hot spring towns. These days ryokan come in different forms: some are decades - or even centuries-old traditional establishments, but modern hotel-like buidlings that retain the feeling of lodging at a traditional inn are also considered ryokan.
THE RYOKAN EXPERIENCE
Kaiseki Dinner:
Served either in a dining hall with other guests or in the privacy of your own room. Every ryokan has its speciality, usually feturing a premium local ingredient.
Yukata:
Sets of yukata (light kimono-like robes) can be found in your room. These are for guests to wear them to dinner in the hall.
Onsen:
The main bathing facility at a ryokan may be shared between all guests. If you want more privacy, some ryokan offer rooms with private baths.
Various hotels and ryokans all over Japan are available. Please let us know your preference!
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