Kojokan pamco
8,5/10 Excellent - Based on 59 reviews
Immersed in the splendid nature of Wakasa, this ryokan combines Japanese authenticity with modern comfort. Visitors will appreciate its proximity to Lake Suigetsu, just 50 meters away, offering a peaceful setting conducive to relaxation. Wellness enthusiasts will enjoy the public bath to recharge after a day full of adventures such as kayaking, snorkeling, or hiking. With attentive service and numerous activities available, this ryokan in Wakasa promises a unique experience where serenity and escape perfectly blend.
Playing on a harmonious balance between tradition and modernity, the rooms offer a warm and soothing atmosphere. The Japanese-style rooms provide breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains, while the Western-style ones open onto the lake, creating a postcard-worthy decor. Each room is air-conditioned and equipped with necessary amenities, such as a television and a safe, ensuring a comfortable and worry-free stay. An elevator is also available to facilitate access for all visitors.
Gourmets and curious travelers will be delighted by the on-site restaurant, where you can savor a breakfast or dinner with authentic Japanese flavors, upon prior reservation. To enhance the experience, a craft brewery offers unique local beers to discover. Nearby, traditional restaurants also offer a nice culinary diversity, allowing travelers to continue their taste exploration in this charming region.
Japanese Authenticity Evaluation
5/10 Perfectly located by the water, this ryokan mixes tradition and modernity. The rooms offer a nice immersion with tatami mats, but the culinary experience and baths do not seem to fully exploit classic Japanese codes, which slightly affects its authentic charm.
Highlights of the Ryokan
Public Bath
Terrace/Balcony
Wi-Fi Connection
Parking
Air Conditioning
Restaurant
Breakfast
Customer Reviews: What They Liked
The staff is incredibly welcoming, friendly, and always ready to make guests’ stays memorable with a warm atmosphere.
The inn’s lakeside location offers magnificent views during meals and is ideal for those looking to kayak or cycle around the lakes.
The quality of the meals is often highlighted, with a highly appreciated traditional Japanese dinner and breakfast, as well as the craft beer brewed on-site.
The inn’s facilities, including the onsen, are comfortable and well-maintained, adding to the enjoyment of the stay after active days.
Guests highly recommend this establishment for an authentic and relaxing Japanese experience, finding calm and comfort in the rooms.
What are the check-in and check-out times at the ryokan?
Check-ins are possible between 3:00 PM and 8:00 PM. You will need to indicate your arrival time in advance. Check-outs must be done between 7:00 AM and 10:00 AM.
What languages are spoken at the ryokan?
The ryokan staff speaks English and Japanese, thus facilitating communication with international guests.
What restrictions or regulations are in place?
The establishment is non-smoking and does not accept pets. No access is possible between 8:00 PM and 6:00 AM due to the curfew.
What dining options are offered?
A restaurant is available on-site for breakfast and dinner, upon prior request. A brewery also offers local beers.
Is parking available?
Free and private parking is available on-site without the need for reservation.
What activities are available nearby?
Nearby, you can engage in canoeing, cycling, snorkeling, and fishing by Lake Suigetsu.
Are pets allowed?
Pets are not allowed within this establishment.
Are there wellness services offered?
The ryokan has a public bath accessible to guests for relaxation.
Are there cultural activities offered?
Spring to autumn kayak excursions can be organized upon prior request.
What is the access to transport?
Fukui Airport is located about 98 km away. Displayed distances to other points of interest may vary according to actual travel conditions.
How is the internet connection on-site?
Wi-Fi is available for free in the common areas on the ground floor.
Does the ryokan offer a particular view?
Western-style rooms offer a view of the lake, while Japanese-style rooms overlook the mountains.
