Taikyourou

“An enjoyable stay in a nice town”

Had a lovely 2 night stay in Taikyourou. The location is great, 5 mins walk from Amanohashidate Station and located right at the foot of the red rotating bridge, with a shopping street right at its doorstep. We opted for the Japanese / Western style room with garden terrace. Room is clean, generou… Plus

Had a lovely 2 night stay in Taikyourou. The location is great, 5 mins walk from Amanohashidate Station and located right at the foot of the red rotating bridge, with a shopping street right at its doorstep. We opted for the Japanese / Western style room with garden terrace. Room is clean, generously sized and has more than enough space for 4 people. Meals (breakfast and dinner) were great and service fantastic. The in-house onsens (both genders) were never crowded and I really enjoyed my stay. The town, like many resort towns, winds down by evening and food options will be limited. There is a convenience store very near the hotel but it is not 24 hours and does not offer fresh meals. Mainly for snacks and drinks.

Moins

“Amazing place to relax and lovely food”

We stayed at this Ryokan for three nights on our honey-moon. The place itself it lovely. Classical Japanese rooms, nice Onsen and the option to go to an even nicer option at their sister hotel. You will definitely be able to relax here. While the Ryokan is great by itself, the food is at least as g… Plus

We stayed at this Ryokan for three nights on our honey-moon. The place itself it lovely. Classical Japanese rooms, nice Onsen and the option to go to an even nicer option at their sister hotel. You will definitely be able to relax here. While the Ryokan is great by itself, the food is at least as great if not even better. We had a different menu of beautiful and tasteful Japanese food with lots of local flavors every evening. The staff is very kind and provides the best service you can wish for.

Moins

“Great location and traditonal ryokan”

Upon arrival, we were met with hot tea and a sweet treat while our luggage was brought to our room. The house, rooms and location were all lovely. The staff were all smile and serviceminded. Food was beautifully presented and although very traditional japanese, it was a bit too traditional to our w… Plus

Upon arrival, we were met with hot tea and a sweet treat while our luggage was brought to our room. The house, rooms and location were all lovely. The staff were all smile and serviceminded. Food was beautifully presented and although very traditional japanese, it was a bit too traditional to our western palate. Amonohashidate is amazing, but be aware that everything os closed by 5 pm, restaurants included. The reason this traditional ryokan does not get top score is due to all the rules you have to obey as a guest.

Moins

“Good location”

We graded this hotel as “good” mainly for the location and the view of room that we booked. We stayed with the room facing the bridge that we could see the bridge moving. And it’s easily access to train and bus stations as well as the sightseeing ferry pier. Room is not too big but good enough.… Plus

We graded this hotel as “good” mainly for the location and the view of room that we booked. We stayed with the room facing the bridge that we could see the bridge moving. And it’s easily access to train and bus stations as well as the sightseeing ferry pier. Room is not too big but good enough. The toilet and bathroom are tiny. Meals (both dinner and breakfast) were so so. Honestly, a bit behind expectation.

Moins