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Experience a traditional Japanese ryokan stay at Yachiyo in Kyoto, featuring multi-course kaiseki meals, a private onsen, and a beautiful garden view.

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Yachiyo
Japanese inn · Kyoto
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A traditional Japanese ryokan in Kyoto offering an immersive cultural experience with tatami rooms, kaiseki dining, and a beautiful garden. It's a place where you truly feel like you've stepped back in time.
Japan, 〒606-8435 Kyoto, Sakyo Ward, Yachiyo, Nanzenji Garden Ryokan Yachiyo 京都市左京区南禅寺福地町３４
- Traditional Japanese room — Wake up in a traditional Japanese room with futon bedding laid out on tatami mats. During the day, the futon is put away, and the room transforms into a living space, offering a versatile and authentic experience.
- Garden view corner — My favorite corner of the room offers a serene garden view, perfect for enjoying a quiet moment with green tea. It's a peaceful spot to relax and take in the beauty of the Japanese garden.
- Traditional Japanese breakfast (Kaiseki) — They serve a traditional Japanese breakfast, known as kaiseki, which is a multi-course ryokan ritual. It's a beautiful and elaborate meal, offering a true taste of Japanese culinary tradition right in your room or a private dining area.
- Japanese garden with koi fish — After every meal, you can step outside and enjoy the Japanese garden, complete with koi fish. It's a tranquil space to stroll and digest, adding to the overall serene atmosphere of the ryokan.
- Private onsen — The private onsen is a highlight, offering hot water and total silence for a truly resetting experience. It's a perfect way to relax and unwind in complete privacy, surrounded by a bamboo garden.
- Full multi-course dinner — At night, they serve a full multi-course dinner, which includes soups, sushi, grilled fish, and a tofu hot pot. It's a comprehensive and delicious meal that showcases the best of Japanese cuisine.
- Reception area with slippers — As a real traditional ryokan, the reception area requires you to take off your shoes and switch into slippers upon arrival. This is a common custom in Japan and helps maintain the cleanliness and traditional atmosphere of the establishment.
- Beautiful entrance — The ryokan boasts a beautiful entrance, setting a serene and welcoming tone from the moment you arrive. It's designed to immerse you in the traditional Japanese aesthetic.