Manten no Yado
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Edged by mountains and bathed in soft light, Manten no Yado seems suspended between sky and earth, offering a haven of peace where serenity reigns. This ryokan in Gujō welcomes travelers in a soothing atmosphere, between tradition and modern comfort. With its baths generously open to the surrounding nature, its spa with delicate relaxing fragrances, and its beneficial massages, it invites you to deep regeneration. Each moment spent here is tinged with a rare harmony between soul and body, lulled by the whispers of the surrounding hills.
Dressed in tatami and warm wood, the rooms reveal a refined blend of Japanese tradition and discreet modernity. Some even have open-air baths, where you can immerse yourself in a bubble of intimacy facing the vastness of the landscapes. Soft lights and natural materials envelop guests in a delicate embrace, turning each night into a soothing reverie.
Generosity and elegance characterize the table of the on-site restaurant, which offers carefully crafted Japanese dishes. The culinary creations, vibrant with colors and flavors, celebrate local products in a gourmet ballet. For taste explorers, several iconic nearby spots, such as artisanal cafes or ramen restaurants, add to the experience to prolong the wonder of the taste buds.
Japanese Authenticity Evaluation
8/10 Offering a beautiful balance between tradition and modernity, the ryokan offers rooms with tatami and a carefully crafted atmosphere. The kaiseki meals are meticulous and aesthetic. The onsen, while pleasant, lack striking features. A spectacular view of the mountains completes the immersive and warm experience.
Highlights of the Ryokan
Thermal bath/onsen
Open-air bath
Public bath
Massages
Wi-Fi connection
Parking
Air conditioning
Wheelchair access
What are the check-in and check-out times at Manten no Yado ryokan?
Check-in is between 3:00 PM and 6:00 PM, while check-out must be completed between 9:00 AM and 11:00 AM.
Does the ryokan have an onsen?
Yes, Manten no Yado offers its guests a thermal bath/onsen, available for an additional charge.
What languages are spoken at the ryokan?
The ryokan staff primarily speaks Japanese.
Are there any restrictions regarding pets?
Pets are not allowed in the establishment.
What wellness services does the ryokan offer?
The ryokan offers a spa and wellness center with various types of massages, a hot tub/jacuzzi, as well as public and open-air baths.
What dining options are available?
Manten no Yado has an on-site restaurant. Special diet menus are also available upon request.
Does the ryokan have parking?
Yes, free private parking is available on site without the need for prior reservation.
What tourist activities can be found nearby?
Located near Dynaland ski resort, the ryokan offers ski-to-door access, ski equipment rental facilities, as well as lift ticket sales. The Winghills Shirotori ski lifts are also nearby.
Are any cultural activities offered?
No specific cultural activities are mentioned, but the traditional setting of the ryokan and the surrounding region offer a rich cultural heritage to explore.
How to get to the ryokan from Nagoya Airport?
Nagoya Airport is located 96 km from the ryokan. It is recommended to take public transport or a car to reach the establishment.
Is the ryokan accessible for disabled people?
Yes, Manten no Yado is accessible for people with reduced mobility with adapted facilities available.
Can special events be organized at the ryokan?
The ryokan accepts special requests for events, subject to availability. It is recommended to contact the establishment in advance to discuss the details.
