Ginshotei Awashima
7,7/10 Very Good - Based on 6 reviews
Grand and warm, the Ginshotei Awashima ryokan, nestled in the heart of the peaceful Oigami Onsen district of Numata, invites you to a complete immersion in nature and serenity. This ryokan in Numata offers a perfect blend of Japanese tradition and modern well-being, with its outdoor hot spring baths surrounded by striking mountainous landscapes, soothing indoor thermal baths, and sauna. Additionally, facilities for people with reduced mobility, Wi-Fi connection, and free parking enhance a worry-free experience in a refined setting.
Opening onto lush views, the rooms at Ginshotei Awashima combine contemporary comfort with traditional Japanese charm. Their tatami flooring, bedding in the form of plush futons, and modern amenities such as air conditioning, television, and safe guarantee a relaxing stay. Equipped with private bathrooms with jacuzzi and toiletries, they also feature large bay windows letting in natural light while offering breathtaking views of the surrounding mountain.
Nestled in the heart of the establishment, the on-site restaurant, ダイニング「颯(SOU)」, celebrates Asian gastronomy by offering delicate and authentic flavors. Nearby, visitors can also discover cozy restaurants like そば処 虚空蔵 and ピザ工房 located a short distance away. These dining options, complemented by an on-site breakfast service and snack bar, enrich the culinary experience of this place imbued with elegance and conviviality.
Japanese Authenticity Evaluation
9/10 Great care is taken in authenticity with architecture respecting Japanese codes and charming rooms equipped with tatami and futons. The onsen offers a magnificent view and seems well maintained. The culinary experience also seems refined, although it is not visible here in detail.
Ryokan Highlights
Thermal bath/onsen
Massages
Sauna
Tatami
Refrigerator
Wi-Fi Connection
Parking
Air conditioning
Breakfast
Customer Reviews: What They Liked
The ryokan staff is highly appreciated for their warm welcome and attention to detail, making the stay particularly enjoyable.
Guests find the ryokan’s location excellent, allowing easy access to local attractions as well as soothing natural landscapes.
The cleanliness of the rooms and facilities is regularly highlighted, providing a comfortable and relaxing environment for visitors.
The value for money is deemed satisfactory, with services meeting the expectations of guests for a peaceful stay.
The facilities offered by the establishment, although not spectacular, adequately meet the needs of most travelers.
What are the check-in and check-out times at Ginshotei Awashima?
Check-in is from 15:00 to 19:00, while check-out must be done before 10:00.
What languages are spoken at the ryokan?
The staff speaks English and Japanese, facilitating communication for international guests.
Are there any restrictions to respect in the establishment?
Children are not allowed in this establishment, and pets are not admitted. No extra beds or cribs are available.
Does the ryokan offer an onsen?
Yes, the ryokan has a hot spring bath (onsen) as well as a sauna for your relaxation.
What wellness services are offered?
In addition to the thermal bath, you can also enjoy massages for an additional fee.
What dining options are available?
An Asian breakfast is served on-site. There is also a snack bar and a bar for your dining needs.
Is there parking available at the ryokan?
Yes, free private parking is available on-site without the need for prior reservation.
What tourist activities are near the ryokan?
Kawaba ski resort is 25 km away, and several other ski lifts are also nearby. Salad Park Numata is 19 km away.
Are pets allowed?
No, pets are not allowed within the establishment.
Are there any cultural activities offered?
You can enjoy karaoke and table tennis for an additional fee, for a cultural and fun experience.
What are the transport options to access the ryokan?
The ryokan offers a shuttle service. The nearest airport is Matsumoto, located 165 km away.
Is Wi-Fi connection available?
Yes, free Wi-Fi is available in the common areas of the ryokan.
