Directory of Ryokan and Traditional Inns Resources

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Traditional Japanese style inns. Normally a ryokan provides traditional Japanese style rooms with tatami floor, low table, and a futon. An overnight stay normally includes a Japanese style dinner and breakfast.

Resources in This Category

• Gion Fukuzumi Inn

  http://www.gion-fukuzumi.com/
  Traditional property located near Gion. Includes rooms, rates, baths, meals, access, reservations, and availability.

• Kamokawa Shinkan Inn

  http://www.kamogawa-kan.co.jp/
  Located in central Kyoto. Contains guide to rates, meals, policies, access, characteristics, and area information. Rooms are for 2-4 persons.

• Kyoto Ryokan Yachiyo

  http://www.ryokan-yachiyo.com/
  With photos of rooms and establishment, rates, access, and policies. Located in Nanzenji Temple. [Japanese, English]

• Rakucho Ryokan

  http://www003.upp.so-net.ne.jp/rakucho-ryokan/
  Contains guide to room rates, facilities, photos, directions, and sightseeing. With shuttle bus from nearby airports available.

• Ryokan Kohro

  http://www.kohro.com/
  With photos of rooms and establishment, rates, access, and policies. Located in Sakai-machi, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto.

• Ryokan Yamazaki

  http://www.ryokan-yamazaki.co.jp/
  With photos, prices, and access.

• Watazen Inn

  http://www.watazen.com/
  A 170 year old Japanese inn in Nakagyou-ku, Kyoto. With guide to rooms, rates, meals, access, events, sightseeing, reservations, and banquets.

• Yado Web

  http://www.yado-web.com/
  Collection of independent Japanese hotels located in Kyoto City.

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