Search Ryokan in Mitoyo

Amazing included/free onsens (private and public), wonderful staff, extremely clean, and comfortable. They paid a lot of attention to details, such as a “library” of different types of pillows to choose from, alcoholic vending machine, umbrellas to borrow, and ice cream after using the onsen. It felt like we were in a luxury spa, but it was still very reasonably priced. I can not recommend enough! Absolutely loved it! We are both tattooed so the private onsens were wonderful to be able to use....

We opted for a Japanese style room and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. Breakfast was mainly Japanese goodies with a few basic cereals, we would highly recommend the rice and curry. We had dinner included in our package and it was truly amazing, lots of courses including sushi, tempura, rice, noodles and lots of fish. The surrounding area has temples and walks in the mountains and is very beautiful. The staff made us welcome and the manager spoke good English. I would recommend and don't...

I had an amazing stay for 2 nights at this beautiful ryokan. I liked the nice, quiet and peaceful atmosphere and the onsen was relaxing. I booked a tatami room with private open bath which was pleasantly enjoyable after a long day of sightseeing and hiking around the mountains. Kaiseki dinner was pretty good, but some times felt a little hungry afterwards. Staff were friendly and kind. I would highly recommend a rental car for transport due to the location. I hope to stay here again and see...

Just a totalky amazing onsen hotel experience in all areas including the amaxing room 505!

The hotel was truly remarkable! While some areas, especially the bathroom, could use some renovation, it was exceptionally clean, and the view was simply breathtaking. The dinner was an absolute delight! Although I am not usually a fan of rice, it was so soft and fluffy that I could not resist having another bowl. The amenities, such as the sauna and public onsen, were fantastic. If you ever find yourself in the charming town of Tomonoura or even Fukuyama, I would highly recommend staying...

Located in a gorgeous, quiet, seaside town the accommodation was stunning. Really traditional. Main issue was that the staff who showed us to our room spoke no English at all so we could not understand nearly anything that was being said. Meals were also super traditional which meant a lot of it was raw or very unusual for us. Very friendly staff and clean rooms

Good location to see the Iya valley. Staff very helpful