Ryokan Seikoro Kyoto

Ryokan Seikoro Kyoto is an historic inn founded in 1831. The wooden main building is a pure Japanese-style building in 1901, but there is a drawing room with a romantic scent of Taisho near the lobby, creating a unique atmosphere. All rooms are Japanese-style rooms with bath and toilet. For dinner, you can enjoy the Kyo Kaiseki course slowly in your room. The name of Seikoro was named to mean "a tower built on...

Ryokan Sowaka Kyoto

Sowaka is a Sanskrit word meaning “happiness” or “wellbeing.” It is a word of blessing, often spoken at the end of the Buddhist sutras that echo through the innumerable temples of Kyoto. Once across the stone threshold, you are instantly transported to an oasis of calm. Relax in one of Sowaka’s 23 individually designed rooms, listening to gentle breezes blow through the green and tranquil courtyard. Situated in the...

Ryokan Seryo

Seryo is a Ryokan located within the naturesque countryside of Ohara, Kyoto. Spend a tranquil moment in the peaceful atmosphere of Ohara after sightseeing through the hustle and bustle of Kyoto City. Seryo accommodates you with a total of ９ Japanese, Western or Japanese-western type guestrooms all facing the beautifully landscaped Japanese garden. Providing relaxing hospitality to all our guests. Our two...

Ryokan Hanamurasaki Kaga

Hanamurasaki is a traditional Japanese inn but it has unique style. Hanamurasaki at Yamanaka Onsen is in a location which is almost the same distance from major cities such as Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, and Nagoya, moreover is very easily accessible and just about 30 min by car(taxi) from Komatsu Airport. The best thing about Hanamurasaki is cuisine. Based on traditional Japanese cuisine, the chef cooks seasonal local ingredients...

Ryokan Hoshinoya Tokyo

HOSHINOYA Tokyo lies in the city's economic center, a short walk from Tokyo Station and the Imperial Palace. In contrast with its grand facade, the 17-story hotel offers a relaxed ambience with a sense of intimacy and surprise--qualities that are rooted in traditional Japanese hospitality. Each floor is an exclusive domain, accessible only by the guests staying there, and with a dedicated staff in place to meet their every needs...