Takeyaso Ryokan
7,8/10 Very Good - Based on 98 reviews
Wonderfully located in the heart of a peaceful neighborhood in Amagasaki, Takeyaso Ryokan invites you on a journey back in time with its traditional 1920s architecture. The atmosphere is soothing, with dim lamps casting a soft glow and weathered wooden elements whispering tales of yesteryears. An authentic public bath and refined common areas provide the perfect setting to relax and rejuvenate, while the serenity of the place complements the warm and discreet service.
Nestled in this haven of peace, each room reflects the essence of the traditional ryokan. Tatami floors, comfortable futons, and paper screens ensure an immersion in Japanese minimalist aesthetics. Accommodation variations, ranging from single to triple rooms, cater to everyone’s expectations, whether it’s a solo traveler seeking tranquility or a group wishing to savor this unique experience together.
A stay at this ryokan in Amagasaki would not be complete without a visit to the Bamboo bar, where you can enjoy a moment of tranquility while sipping a drink, lulled by soothing jazz notes. For gastronomy enthusiasts, the on-site restaurant, “湖畔,” offers a palette of authentic flavors, while nearby cafes and bars provide an immersion in local conviviality. A culinary exploration that will delight any gourmet.
Japanese Authenticity Evaluation
6/10 Combining Japanese charm with modern touches, this ryokan offers welcoming rooms equipped with tatamis, although the layout remains modest. The baths, while not exceptional, contribute to the soothing experience, and the general ambiance aligns with the Japanese setting. A more traditional cuisine would have enhanced the overall authenticity.
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Customer Reviews: What They Liked
The ryokan is ideally located near public transportation, making it easy to access nearby cities like Osaka and Kobe.
The owner is described as extremely welcoming, speaking good English, and providing valuable advice for visitors’ stays.
The atmosphere of the ryokan is warm and welcoming, with a unique ambiance thanks to jazz music and artworks decorating the walls.
The rooms are comfortable and clean, with the option to use a well-equipped shared kitchen, which is highly appreciated by guests.
Guests highlight the advantageous value for money and the authentic experience of staying in a traditional Japanese house.
Is there an onsen available at Takeyaso Ryokan?
Although Takeyaso Ryokan has public baths, it does not offer onsen (natural hot springs).
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Check-in is between 16:00 and 21:00, and check-out must be completed before 09:00.
What languages are spoken at Takeyaso Ryokan?
The staff at Takeyaso Ryokan speaks English to cater to the needs of international guests.
Are there any special restrictions in the ryokan’s regulations?
Children are not allowed, and pets are not admitted in the establishment.
What wellness services are offered?
The ryokan has public baths for relaxation. No other wellness services are mentioned.
Does the ryokan offer dining options?
Takeyaso Ryokan offers coffee in the morning, and you can relax with a drink at the Bamboo bar. No restaurant is mentioned for full meals.
Is parking available at the establishment?
Takeyaso Ryokan does not have parking for guests.
What tourist attractions are nearby?
Parks like Nakajima Park, Nishiyodo Park, and cultural venues such as Glico Museum and Hyogo Performing Arts Center are nearby.
Are pets allowed?
Unfortunately, pets are not admitted in the establishment.
Does the ryokan organize cultural activities?
Takeyaso Ryokan does not mention the direct organization of cultural activities, but the quiet residential neighborhood may offer an authentic experience of Japanese life.
What transportation options are available?
Deyashiki Hanshin Station is less than a 5-minute walk, facilitating access to downtown Osaka and other attractions.
Is Wi-Fi available throughout the establishment?
Yes, Takeyaso Ryokan offers free Wi-Fi throughout the establishment.
