Kinki: Pesquise ryokans

Conveniently located in central Kyoto, Ryokan KANADE offers a Japanese-style garden. I loved that it is a traditional style but also a little bit fancy

Com um banho termal público no local e um restaurante japonês, o Yuno Yado Shoei está localizado a 8 minutos a pé da Estação Tambaguchi JR. A particularidade dos quartos japoneses, os banhos relaxantes e as refeições fantásticas, onde se pode provar diversas iguarias japonesas.

Com uma localização conveniente em Quioto, Kyoto Takasegawa Bettei fornece serviços de concierge e estacionamento privado gratuito. I loved the style of the rooms and how clean they were. The bath was a nice touch after a long day of walking, and the breakfasts were good. I would highly recommend this place!

O Luck You Kyoto proporciona acomodações em Quioto. Está disponível um local para armazenar bagagens gratuito. Os quartos estão equipados com uma televisão de ecrã plano. Free use of Onsen across the road.

Situado a 10 minutos a pé da animada área de Kawaramachi, o Kyomachiya Ryokan Sakura Urushitei apresenta acomodações de estilo japonês com comodidades modernas e design tradicional. Great guesthouse, walking distance to lots of key sights. Lots of lovely touches and helpful staff.

Virado para a rua comercial central da área de nascentes de água quente de Kinosaki Onsen, o Morizuya apresenta acomodações em estilo japonês autêntico, banhos termais quentes e refeições japonesas. Staying at Morizuya was one of the highlights of our trip to Japan. This cozy, family-run ryokan radiates warmth and hospitality. Manager Hachisuka and his family do everything they can to make you feel at home, and our stay truly exceeded expectations. The ryokan is charming and traditional. We stayed in a spacious, comfortable tatami room with beautiful décor and a view of a peaceful garden. The room included a private toilet and sink, while bathing is done in their private onsen (yes, private — no need to bathe with others if that makes you uncomfortable). Morizuya provides yukata for men and women, sandals, bags, towels, and an onsen pass for the town’s seven public baths. Women can also choose a kimono for going out around town and shopping, while men can (and should!) relax in their yukata for this same purpose. I especially want to highlight how Manager Hachisuka truly went above and beyond. He’s not only an excellent photographer — taking beautiful photos of my fiancée and me among the cherry blossoms and guiding us to great photo spots — but also incredibly kind and attentive. He personally helped us with our schedule and drove us to the station early in the morning to ensure we caught our train on time. That level of care is something we’ll never forget. If you’re unsure where to stay, I strongly recommend Morizuya. We left with beautiful and unforgettable memories of this warm and authentic experience in Kinosaki. A few quick tips about the bath: There are two onsen inside the inn. From 7 AM to 3 PM, they’re public (men/women separated). From 3 PM to 11 PM they become private — no reservation needed. If the door’s unlocked, it’s available. Go in, lock the door behind you and enjoy. You’re welcome to bathe with your family or partner. Be sure to shower and clean yourself before entering the bath. Walking around town in your yukata(or kimono) is part of the charm, so don’t be shy — it’s all part of the experience.

O Shukubo Koya-san Eko-in é um templo budista centenário com acomodações de estilo japonês, um belo jardim e acesso Wi-Fi gratuito. Staying at Eko-in was an exceptional and unforgettable experience. I highly recommend booking the Okunoin cemetery night tour—it was both atmospheric and deeply moving. The meals are fully vegetarian and beautifully presented. If you're not a fan of tofu, some of the dinner dishes might not be to your taste—but that, too, is part of the cultural and spiritual experience. I was initially anxious about sleeping on a traditional futon, but it turned out to be surprisingly comfortable and added to the overall sense of authenticity. A truly unique stay.

O Seikoro Ryokan está localizado em Quioto, a 7 minutos de carro da Estação JR Kyoto. Com acomodações de estilo japonês tradicional, oferece um banho público e serviços de massagens. It’s a very old Ryokan but it is well maintained. It has its own public bath so you get to experience it without an added cost and it is very convenient. Our room had its own bath too. The dinner was very good, every dish served was good. The Japanese lady who served us was very kind and attentive. I also liked the garden view from the room. The train station is nearby.

No centro de Quioto, Nazuna Kyoto Higashi Honganji localiza-se a 6 minutos a pé de TKP Garden City Kyoto e menos de 1 km de Estação Ferroviária de Quioto. Great tasteful modern decoration. The duplex family room is amazing

Kanko Ryokan Yamato localiza-se em Ikoma, a 8,8 km de Iwafune Shrine, e fornece acomodações com acesso Wi-Fi gratuito e estacionamento privado gratuito. Escolhemos o Ryokan para passarmos o Natal e não poderíamos ter vivido uma estadia tão especial como a que passamos lá. Tudo foi perfeito e o nosso café da manhã foi a refeição mais incrível que tivemos no Japão. A gentileza das proprietárias é destaque também. Recomendo fortemente para quem busca viver a experiência de um Ryokan. A localização, logo ao lado do templo, fez o que já era perfeito, tornar-se ainda mais incrível. Obrigada!