Ryokans in Ibaraki Prefecture

If you are staying more than 2 days get a rental car. The hotel is very good at what it does, which is provide a relaxing atmosphere with an accessible onsen. The restaurants there are not really restaurants. Breakfast is a buffet of plentiful food, mostly Japanese but I believe a pure westerner could survive. There is no lunch service. The dinner is a set menu of classical Japanese fare, which after the second day becomes a bit tiresome, but doable. They also offered a bonus meal at 9pm of...

While it was unfortunate that it rained during our stay, the scenery from the bath was absolutely beautiful, surrounded by vibrant greenery. The room was spacious and elegantly designed with a traditional Japanese feel. The meals were delicious, and the staff provided exceptionally polite and attentive service. Located in the mountains, the hotel offered a peaceful setting where we could truly connect with nature. It was a wonderful getaway, and we thoroughly enjoyed our stay.

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First time glamping, and it was great! Pugi, the camp attendant, gave excellent service with a smile. Our yurt was comfy, dinner and breakfast were delicious: much better than expected. It’s convenient for Mt Tsukuba hiking or Ropeway. Highly recommend this place.

What an amazing Ryokan right in the heart of Tokyo! It's both less expensive and nicer than other ryokans in Asakusa. From the tea room to the incredible staff, to the gorgeous, modern rooms, definitely consider staying here instead of a normal hotel next time you're in the area. Their reservable open-air bath with the Skytree view is something else. The only negative is that it is a slightly longer walk to their location from train stations compared to other Ryokans in the area, but that means...

Nice place, near cool places, traditional, very relaxing, helping staff.

Very nice and clean. Staff is so friendly

Really nice place for relaxing. Highly recommend for your vacation with Family.

Fine, clean.