Kaiyutei
8,4/10 Excellent - Based on 134 reviews
Quiet and enveloping, the Kaiyutei reveals an aesthetic where natural wood, soft lighting, and ocean views harmoniously blend, evoking serenity in perfect symbiosis with the surrounding nature. The open-air hot springs, accessible in this charming establishment in Kawazu, invite relaxation of body and mind, while the garden offers a meditative haven for contemplative walks. The ryokan reinvents well-being through revitalizing hot springs and massage chairs for absolute relaxation.
With a subtle touch and a typically Japanese atmosphere, the rooms at the Kaiyutei welcome guests into the heart of tradition with authentic tatamis and spacious futons. Some rooms feature open-air bathtubs for full immersion in the surrounding beauty, with captivating marine panoramas that turn every experience into a ritual of tranquility. A subtle combination of modern comfort and respect for heritage makes these spaces unique and unforgettable.
In the elegant Yamabiko restaurant, Japanese gastronomy flourishes through carefully crafted meals that celebrate local flavors. Nearby, other establishments such as SushiTake or Wasabi-en Kadoya enrich the culinary experience, making this ryokan in Kawazu an ideal starting point for discovering the local gastronomic wealth. The Kaiyutei and its surroundings thus promise moments full of delights and memorable discoveries.
Japanese Authenticity Rating
9/10 Located in a magnificent setting, this ryokan offers carefully crafted traditional architecture with tatamis and shōji. Kaiseki meals highlight refined local ingredients, and the onsen with spectacular views add a soothing touch. The spacious rooms, with classic Japanese charm, complete an almost perfect experience.
Ryokan Highlights
Thermal Bath/Onsen
Open-air Bath
Public Bath
Tatami
Refrigerator
Terrace/Balcony
Wi-Fi Connection
Parking
Air Conditioning
Breakfast
Customer reviews: what they liked
The warm welcome and attentiveness of the staff make guests feel a true taste of Japanese hospitality, even in the face of a language barrier.
The breathtaking view of the sea and the unique experience of hearing the waves from the room add a relaxing aspect to the stay.
The cuisine, notably the Kaiseiki meals, is often described as exceptional with particular attention to detail, adding a touch of refinement to the culinary experience.
The facilities are well-maintained and include amenities such as a seaside onsen, offering great value for money to guests.
The location is extremely convenient, close to the station and the beach, ideal for attending local events like the cherry blossom festival.
What are the check-in and check-out times at the Kaiyutei ryokan?
Check-in times are from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM, and check-out must be done between 8:00 AM and 10:00 AM. Please indicate your arrival time in advance.
What languages are spoken at the Kaiyutei ryokan?
The ryokan staff primarily speaks Japanese.
Is there an onsen at the Kaiyutei ryokan?
Yes, the Kaiyutei ryokan has a hot spring bath (onsen) where you can relax.
What dining options are available?
An Asian breakfast is served on-site, and children’s menus can be ordered for an additional fee. Please consult the staff for more information.
Does the Kaiyutei ryokan offer wellness services?
Yes, the ryokan offers a massage chair, a public bath, as well as open-air baths and thermal baths.
Is there parking available?
Free private parking is available on-site, with no prior reservation needed.
Are pets allowed?
No, pets are not allowed within the establishment.
What tourist activities are available nearby?
The ryokan is near several attractions such as Shuzen-ji Temple, Mount Daruma, Koibito Misaki Cape, and iZoo. Beaches are also nearby.
What are the establishment’s curfew rules?
It is important to note that access to the establishment will not be possible between 11:00 PM and 6:00 AM.
Does the ryokan organize cultural activities?
While the ryokan itself does not offer organized cultural activities, it is ideally located for exploring local cultural attractions.
How can I reach the ryokan by public transport?
The nearest train stations are Rendaiji, located 10 km away, and Izukyushimoda, 13 km away. A free shuttle service is also available.
Does the Kaiyutei ryokan accept children?
No, children are not allowed in this establishment. There are also no baby cots or extra beds available.
