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Plan your stay in a Ryokan in Japan in just a few questions

What is a ryokan?

A ryokan is a traditional Japanese inn where you can experience an authentic Japanese-style stay. Ryokans are often located in scenic areas and offer services such as hot spring baths (onsen), traditional meals served in the room, and the opportunity to sleep on futons placed on tatami mats.

What is the difference between a regular hotel and a ryokan?

Unlike Western-style hotels, ryokans focus on harmony, tranquility, and a traditional Japanese experience. Rooms are typically decorated in a minimalist Japanese style, and interactions with hosts are more personalized. Ryokans may also include communal baths and traditional Japanese meals.

What is the average cost of staying in a ryokan in Japan?

Prices vary greatly depending on location, services offered, and season. A ryokan stay can cost anywhere from 15,000 to 50,000 yen per night per person (approximately €90 to €300), usually including at least two meals per day.

What do meals in a ryokan typically include?

Meals in a ryokan are often kaiseki, a type of Japanese cuisine consisting of multiple small, artistically presented dishes. They highlight seasonal and local ingredients and may include sushi, sashimi, soups, grilled vegetables, and desserts.

What are the etiquette rules to follow in a ryokan?

It is important to follow certain customs, such as removing your shoes at the entrance, wearing the provided yukata (light kimono), and washing before entering communal baths. It is also courteous to respect the peace and privacy of other guests.

Are ryokans accessible to international travelers who don’t speak Japanese?

Yes, many ryokans welcome international travelers and have staff who speak English, especially in tourist areas. However, knowing a few basic Japanese words can help make interactions smoother.

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My stay in a ryokan in Tokyo, booked through RyokanTravel, was a memorable experience. The warm welcome from the staff in kimono, the spacious and tastefully decorated room, and the refined kaiseki meals all contributed to my immersion in Japanese hospitality. The comfortable futon and traditional breakfast completed this authentic experience. I highly recommend RyokanTravel for discovering ryokans in Japan!

Review by Samantha G.

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I had the chance to stay in a beautiful ryokan in Hiroshima found on RyokanTravel. The onsen with a view of nature was divine and relaxing after a day of sightseeing. The attentive staff and delicious meals, combining local specialties with kaiseki cuisine, added an authentic touch. Despite the language barrier, the kindness of the staff made up for it. I highly recommend RyokanTravel without hesitation.

Review by Kim L.

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