Iwaiyado Jyuan

“Phänomenales Essen und wundervoller Bambushain Onsen in einer friedlichen Landschaft”

Jyuan ist der perfekte japanische Ryokan. Friedliche Landschaft. Traditionelle Tatami-Matten überall. Ein Outdoor-Onsen in einem Bambushain. Ich liebte es. Das Ambiente ist sehr traditionell japanisch. Alle Gäste tragen Yukatas, viel japanische Kunst, unglaublich höflichen Service und unglaubliche… Mehr

Jyuan ist der perfekte japanische Ryokan. Friedliche Landschaft. Traditionelle Tatami-Matten überall. Ein Outdoor-Onsen in einem Bambushain. Ich liebte es. Das Ambiente ist sehr traditionell japanisch. Alle Gäste tragen Yukatas, viel japanische Kunst, unglaublich höflichen Service und unglaubliche lokale Gerichte. In der Tat war das Essen eines der absoluten Highlights. Es war einfach phänomenal. Traditionelles Abendessen und Frühstück. Die Fotos fangen nicht einmal an, es gerecht zu werden. Wenn Sie nach einem entspannenden, komplett japanischen Erlebnis suchen, dann suchen Sie nicht weiter. Jyuan befindet sich in Nikko nur einen kurzen Spaziergang von der lokalen Station entfernt. Ich hätte gerne mehr Zeit dort verbracht und es ist die Art von Ort, an dem die Zeit sich langsam zu verlangsamen scheint.

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“Perfect and the highlight of our 6 week travels through Japan!”

A beautiful traditional Onsen ryokan! We had experienced a couple of Onsen ryokans in other big cities in Japan at double the price that are much more ‘resort’ centric. This time we wanted a traditional experience and Iwaiyado Jyuan hit every mark! The Ryokan-Onsen is situated off a very small c… Mehr

A beautiful traditional Onsen ryokan! We had experienced a couple of Onsen ryokans in other big cities in Japan at double the price that are much more ‘resort’ centric. This time we wanted a traditional experience and Iwaiyado Jyuan hit every mark! The Ryokan-Onsen is situated off a very small country road just a short walk from the train stop in Nikko. As you stroll along the quiet country road from the train stop to the inn, you are transported back in time and imagine being a merchant, warrior or weary traveler making your way from some faraway town to Edo. The staff, location and surroundings are elegant and beautiful. Be sure to include the Kaiseki dinner and breakfast. Each meal is locally sourced, very unique, tasty and beautifully presented. The private onsen is also clean, relaxing and beautiful with 2 indoor and outdoor pools. The mineral water is ALL natural, wonderfully hot and a soak after dinner prepares you for a peaceful nights rest in the large, quiet room. We had a Japanese room with beautiful tatami mats and futon beds. We weren’t sure about futon beds as we did have a few bad experiences but with the relaxing Onsen soak and the warm futon covers we slept very comfortably. Breakfast was again wonderful. Daisuke, the 3rd generation owner and his wife are GREAT hosts and made our stay memorable. An absolute MUST DO experience. The best deals are usually directly through their website. Can’t wait to go gain!

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“Perfect, quiet, upcountry Onsen ryokan”

I chose this Ryokan because of its location on one direct train line from Tokyo. This is deep country and I wasn’t expecting such a stylish and modern facility. The staff picked me up at the train station and drove me the one or two minutes to the hotel. I had requested a larger room and I was ast… Mehr

I chose this Ryokan because of its location on one direct train line from Tokyo. This is deep country and I wasn’t expecting such a stylish and modern facility. The staff picked me up at the train station and drove me the one or two minutes to the hotel. I had requested a larger room and I was astounded. I felt like a shogun! The wet area alone was bigger than some hotel rooms in Tokyo. I was lucky enough to have a big tub right on my deck with a view of the mountains. But the public bath is also very good. The dinners are in the dining room. It wasn’t crowded. The food was delicious. The service impeccable. I stayed for two nights and every dish on every meal was different each day day. The small town has a charming walkway right along the river down to a small park where there used to be some outdoor baths. There are only a couple shops in town, but they carry all the necessities. I really liked being deep in the country in a very small village without having to take a bus or transfer trains

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