Inns in Japan

"This traditional merchant house converted hotel is lovely. We own the entire building with two floors. One tiny living room on the ground floor, a bath house, a separate toilet near the entrance, along with a spacious bathroom with the second living room on the second floor. It’s airy and full of scent of wood. However, the bedroom is facing the road without sound proof windows, it was very noisy throughout the night. "

"Lovely hotel with phenomenal multi course Japanese breakfast and dinner. We used it now twice while visiting Rabbit Island. Would highly recommend it. "

"A real gem of a hotel with very nice staff, great room and amazing restaurant. I highly recommend this hotel!"

"Beautiful well designed comfy room with separate entrance. Restayrant was excellent."

"Very helpful staff, who is a good chef for our breakfast too! Private onsen is good to relax. Quiet and relaxed environment "

"great service, nice breakfast, fun and chill time at lounge with games too"

"Very nice one night stop in historical ryokan in an amazing location. My wife and I stayed one night after exploring an area of Yokohama we had not explored before. The ryokan is very traditional and gave a good feel for what it was like in earlier times. "

"Friendly host. Average accomodation. A bit old but still clean."

"First os all, we would like to apologize for such a delay in rating the Sukabura Inn, especially since we had a wonderful experience. The owner, Hiro, was attentive, helpful and cooked a superb breakfast (Japanese and Western!). We had good bikes to ride around the island, and the inn was at a very quiet part of the already peacful island, so we could hang out at the porch just listening to the wind and birds. The excellent bathroom was always clean, as was the room, which had effective A/C lots...

"The hotel is above a little restaurant. Meals are not included, but they are very good traditional Japanese food. The place is literally right behind the Biei train station, which is an ideal location for pretty much everything. The owners didn't speak too much English, but I was able to make due with my limited Japanese. The AC in the room was weak, but being Hokkaido all I had to do was open the window with the screen and my room was perfect."