Ryokan - We Spent How Much?
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We stayed at Yoshiike Ryokan in Hakone, Japan. At ¥41,000, it ain't cheap. But was it worth it?
It was ¥41,000 for two with overnight stay, dinner, and breakfast. We chose it for its location (10-15 minutes away from the train station), onsens, and the fact it has two private onsens... That's great for couples, people afraid of being nude in front of strangers, or those with tattoos. Tattoos are typically associated with gangs and since you need to go into these baths naked, many places forbid visitors with tattoos, so that's great.
The dinner and breakfast provided had a lot of variety and were both filling and delicious. Ryokans are more like an excursion, and Hakone is famous for them.
www.yoshiike.org/s/index.html
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I’m researching ryokans as I’m designing one for my garden! Love the spatial relationship of architecture to scenery.
@WhyIYou
5 жыл бұрын
Yes, it definitely was extremely peaceful and pleasing to walk through. Glad this is helpful to you. Best of luck!
@flet5726
5 жыл бұрын
JayWhy thank you!
beautiful and so peacufl.
Was it ¥41000 per person or for two people? Did you pay extra to go to the private onsen?
@WhyIYou
3 жыл бұрын
Sorry, I should have mentioned but it was ¥41,000 for two, overnight stay with dinner and breakfast. The onsen access was included in the price. The private onsens were on a first come first serve basis, and also included in the price. There were 2 private rooms available. Since its a private onsen, there was no issue with me and wife going together; we saw other tourists do the same. When we stayed, one was always available. The public onsens (separated by gender) were also very nice. It was our first and only ryokan stay in our trip, but we enjoyed. I'm not sure how COVID has changed onsens in Japan, something worth looking up if you plan on visiting.
may I ask what season month you stayed in this ryokan ?
@WhyIYou
4 жыл бұрын
We stayed during the month of May.
Name of the ryokan??
@WhyIYou
3 жыл бұрын
Sorry for the delay. Its the Yoshiike Ryokan in Hakone, Japan.