1. Ryokan Kyoto – Sumiya Kiho-an<\/strong><\/h2>\n![\"ryokan-sumiya-spa\"](\"https:\/\/www.expedia.com.sg\/stories\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/05\/ryokan-sumiya-spa.jpg\")
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Sumiya Kuho-an<\/a> is the perfect retreat after all that temple-hopping in Kyoto.<\/p>\nThis picturesque natural hot spring resort is located in the mountains outside of the city, but a hotel shuttle pick-up from JR Kameoka Station makes it convenient to get to.<\/p>\n
We can\u2019t think of anything more rejuvenating than an agenda that involves relaxing in onsen baths, deciding on a spa treatment, and dining on delectable seasonal local cuisine. A soak in the resort\u2019s \u2018secret\u2019, private outdoor spring bath, surrounded by forests and under the night sky is nothing short of magical.<\/p>\n
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2. Ryokan Osaka – Kaneyoshi Ryokan<\/strong><\/h2>\nKaneyoshi Ryokan<\/a> is near the Dotonbori River and the area\u2019s famed shopping and dining stretch.<\/p>\nAside from its excellent location, the Japanese-style rooms here are clean, comfortable and provide the quintessential ryokan experience without breaking the bank. It might be loud and throbbing outside, among the neon lights and shoppers, but indoors it\u2019s a quiet haven.<\/p>\n
Sip a cup of green tea on your balcony overlooking the canal and save space for the traditional breakfast \u2013 a lavish affair that will start your day on a high note.<\/p>\n
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3. Ryokan Kyoto – Hiiragiya Ryokan<\/strong><\/h2>\n![\"hiiragiya-kyoto-ryokan\"](\"https:\/\/www.expedia.com.sg\/stories\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/05\/hiiragiya-kyoto-ryokan.jpg\")
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If you\u2019re looking for old-world Japanese hospitality at its finest, check into the Hiiragiya<\/a>\u00a0Kyoto ryokan.<\/p>\nFor more than 200 years, this six-generation family-run luxury ryokan inn has impressed with its personable service and authentic traditions. Its illustrious guest list has included Nobel laureate and novelist Yasunari Kawabata, and no doubt this place is inspiring.<\/p>\n
There are restful Zen gardens for thoughtful contemplation; elegantly adorned quarters steeped in history;\u00a0private soaking tubs; and classic rooms with tatami flooring. These rooms have been updated for today\u2019s travelers to include modern conveniences such as Wi-Fi.<\/p>\n
The elaborate kaiseki dinners are both a visual and culinary treat, while the personal butler caps off a truly pampering experience. Well worth the splurge.
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\n<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n4. Ryokan Tokyo – Hotel Fukudaya<\/strong>\u00a0<\/strong><\/h2>\n![\"fukudaya\"](\"https:\/\/www.expedia.com.sg\/stories\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/05\/fukudaya.jpg\")
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This family-run traditional Japanese hotel\u00a0is tucked down a small lane in a quiet neighbourhood, but it\u2019s still close to fashionable Shibuya. Hotel Fukudaya<\/strong><\/a> is also near the hip Daikanyama area, where charming boutiques, cafes, sake bars and restaurants make for an interesting jaunt.<\/p>\nThe rooms in the inn have tatami flooring, are serene, clean and a good-size. The homey, intimate atmosphere and friendly hospitality makes it feel like you\u2019re staying in the home of an old Japanese friend. Overall, this hotel is great value and its location is unbeatable.<\/p>\n
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5. Ryokan Tokyo – Ryokan Kamogawa Asakusa<\/strong>![\"ryokan-kamogawa-askusa\"](\"https:\/\/www.expedia.com.sg\/stories\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/05\/ryokan-kamogawa-askusa.jpg\")
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<\/p>\nThis picturesque natural hot spring resort is located in the mountains outside of the city, but a hotel shuttle pick-up from JR Kameoka Station makes it convenient to get to.<\/p>\n
We can\u2019t think of anything more rejuvenating than an agenda that involves relaxing in onsen baths, deciding on a spa treatment, and dining on delectable seasonal local cuisine. A soak in the resort\u2019s \u2018secret\u2019, private outdoor spring bath, surrounded by forests and under the night sky is nothing short of magical.<\/p>\n
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2. Ryokan Osaka – Kaneyoshi Ryokan<\/strong><\/h2>\nKaneyoshi Ryokan<\/a> is near the Dotonbori River and the area\u2019s famed shopping and dining stretch.<\/p>\nAside from its excellent location, the Japanese-style rooms here are clean, comfortable and provide the quintessential ryokan experience without breaking the bank. It might be loud and throbbing outside, among the neon lights and shoppers, but indoors it\u2019s a quiet haven.<\/p>\n
Sip a cup of green tea on your balcony overlooking the canal and save space for the traditional breakfast \u2013 a lavish affair that will start your day on a high note.<\/p>\n
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3. Ryokan Kyoto – Hiiragiya Ryokan<\/strong><\/h2>\n<\/p>\n
If you\u2019re looking for old-world Japanese hospitality at its finest, check into the Hiiragiya<\/a>\u00a0Kyoto ryokan.<\/p>\nFor more than 200 years, this six-generation family-run luxury ryokan inn has impressed with its personable service and authentic traditions. Its illustrious guest list has included Nobel laureate and novelist Yasunari Kawabata, and no doubt this place is inspiring.<\/p>\n
There are restful Zen gardens for thoughtful contemplation; elegantly adorned quarters steeped in history;\u00a0private soaking tubs; and classic rooms with tatami flooring. These rooms have been updated for today\u2019s travelers to include modern conveniences such as Wi-Fi.<\/p>\n
The elaborate kaiseki dinners are both a visual and culinary treat, while the personal butler caps off a truly pampering experience. Well worth the splurge.
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\n<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n4. Ryokan Tokyo – Hotel Fukudaya<\/strong>\u00a0<\/strong><\/h2>\n<\/p>\n
This family-run traditional Japanese hotel\u00a0is tucked down a small lane in a quiet neighbourhood, but it\u2019s still close to fashionable Shibuya. Hotel Fukudaya<\/strong><\/a> is also near the hip Daikanyama area, where charming boutiques, cafes, sake bars and restaurants make for an interesting jaunt.<\/p>\nThe rooms in the inn have tatami flooring, are serene, clean and a good-size. The homey, intimate atmosphere and friendly hospitality makes it feel like you\u2019re staying in the home of an old Japanese friend. Overall, this hotel is great value and its location is unbeatable.<\/p>\n
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5. Ryokan Tokyo – Ryokan Kamogawa Asakusa<\/strong><\/h2>\n
Aside from its excellent location, the Japanese-style rooms here are clean, comfortable and provide the quintessential ryokan experience without breaking the bank. It might be loud and throbbing outside, among the neon lights and shoppers, but indoors it\u2019s a quiet haven.<\/p>\n
Sip a cup of green tea on your balcony overlooking the canal and save space for the traditional breakfast \u2013 a lavish affair that will start your day on a high note.<\/p>\n
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3. Ryokan Kyoto – Hiiragiya Ryokan<\/strong><\/h2>\n<\/p>\n
If you\u2019re looking for old-world Japanese hospitality at its finest, check into the Hiiragiya<\/a>\u00a0Kyoto ryokan.<\/p>\nFor more than 200 years, this six-generation family-run luxury ryokan inn has impressed with its personable service and authentic traditions. Its illustrious guest list has included Nobel laureate and novelist Yasunari Kawabata, and no doubt this place is inspiring.<\/p>\n
There are restful Zen gardens for thoughtful contemplation; elegantly adorned quarters steeped in history;\u00a0private soaking tubs; and classic rooms with tatami flooring. These rooms have been updated for today\u2019s travelers to include modern conveniences such as Wi-Fi.<\/p>\n
The elaborate kaiseki dinners are both a visual and culinary treat, while the personal butler caps off a truly pampering experience. Well worth the splurge.
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\n<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n4. Ryokan Tokyo – Hotel Fukudaya<\/strong>\u00a0<\/strong><\/h2>\n<\/p>\n
This family-run traditional Japanese hotel\u00a0is tucked down a small lane in a quiet neighbourhood, but it\u2019s still close to fashionable Shibuya. Hotel Fukudaya<\/strong><\/a> is also near the hip Daikanyama area, where charming boutiques, cafes, sake bars and restaurants make for an interesting jaunt.<\/p>\nThe rooms in the inn have tatami flooring, are serene, clean and a good-size. The homey, intimate atmosphere and friendly hospitality makes it feel like you\u2019re staying in the home of an old Japanese friend. Overall, this hotel is great value and its location is unbeatable.<\/p>\n
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5. Ryokan Tokyo – Ryokan Kamogawa Asakusa<\/strong><\/h2>\n
<\/p>\nFor more than 200 years, this six-generation family-run luxury ryokan inn has impressed with its personable service and authentic traditions. Its illustrious guest list has included Nobel laureate and novelist Yasunari Kawabata, and no doubt this place is inspiring.<\/p>\n
There are restful Zen gardens for thoughtful contemplation; elegantly adorned quarters steeped in history;\u00a0private soaking tubs; and classic rooms with tatami flooring. These rooms have been updated for today\u2019s travelers to include modern conveniences such as Wi-Fi.<\/p>\n
The elaborate kaiseki dinners are both a visual and culinary treat, while the personal butler caps off a truly pampering experience. Well worth the splurge. \u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n This family-run traditional Japanese hotel\u00a0is tucked down a small lane in a quiet neighbourhood, but it\u2019s still close to fashionable Shibuya. Hotel Fukudaya<\/strong><\/a> is also near the hip Daikanyama area, where charming boutiques, cafes, sake bars and restaurants make for an interesting jaunt.<\/p>\n The rooms in the inn have tatami flooring, are serene, clean and a good-size. The homey, intimate atmosphere and friendly hospitality makes it feel like you\u2019re staying in the home of an old Japanese friend. Overall, this hotel is great value and its location is unbeatable.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n
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<\/p>\n5. Ryokan Tokyo – Ryokan Kamogawa Asakusa<\/strong>
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