Kadokyu Ryokan
8,3/10 Excellent - Based on 26 reviews
A haven of peace nestled in the charming town of Takaoka, Kadokyu Ryokan invites to an inner reconnection. This ryokan in Takaoka combines traditional aesthetics with warm hospitality. The experience of the public bath, an ancient Japanese ritual, soothes the body and mind, while the serene setting, close to Kojo Park and Zuiryu-ji Temple, inspires contemplation. Every moment spent here seems to bathe in tranquility and introspection, far from the turmoil of everyday life.
Bathed in light, the rooms honor the simple elegance of Japanese interiors with their soothing tatami mats and welcoming futons. Functional and comfortable, they are anchored in tradition while embracing modern needs with carefully selected amenities. The decor invites each visitor to awaken their senses and refocus on the present moment. Ideal for families or small personal retreats, each space exudes a serenity conducive to absolute rest.
Enhancing the stay, the ryokan’s restaurant, “瀞蘭”, celebrates the richness of Japanese cuisine, offering a symphony of local flavors. Just steps away, other culinary delights await, such as succulent ramen or friendly cafes. These precious moments of indulgence harmoniously blend with the feeling of fullness that permeates this unique place. For a total immersion, Kadokyu Ryokan is an unmissable rendezvous for an unforgettable experience in the heart of Takaoka.
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Evaluation of Japanese Authenticity
8/10 A charming ryokan combining harmony between tradition and modernity. The ambiance of the rooms with tatami mats and careful decoration reinforces authenticity. Traditional meals appear tasty and well presented. Although the baths do not feature a natural onsen, the setting remains pleasant and invites relaxation.
Ryokan Highlights
Public Bath
Parking
Air Conditioning
Breakfast
Positive Reviews
Great location
The inn is in a great location, close to Takaoka Station, the Giant Buddha, and historical areas. Some rooms offer lovely views of the Big Buddha from the breakfast room.
Delicious breakfast
Guests were satisfied with the breakfast, mentioning delicious white rice and traditional Japanese breakfast. The staff is attentive during breakfast, making sure guests are comfortable.
Kind and attentive staff
Many reviews highlight the staff's kindness, attention to detail, and helpfulness, such as providing information about local dining and making guests feel welcome.
Clean and renovated facilities
Rooms and common areas are described as clean, with some areas recently renovated. The inn maintains a high level of cleanliness and comfort for guests.
Spacious and quiet rooms
Some guests appreciated being assigned spacious rooms, which are quiet and set away from the main road, making for a peaceful stay.
Historic and charming atmosphere
The inn is historic, with attention to decorative details. The ambiance is appreciated, and the building’s traditional Japanese style adds to the experience.
Negative Reviews
Shared facilities
Some rooms do not have a private refrigerator or washroom; these are shared in common areas, which may be less convenient for some guests.
Distance to bathrooms
A few guests mentioned that their room was a bit far from the WC and showers, which could be inconvenient, especially at night.
Limited soundproofing
Due to the historic nature of the building, soundproofing between walls and floors is minimal, and noise from other rooms may be noticeable.
Parking information could be clearer
Some guests found it difficult to get information about parking beforehand and suggested clearer instructions on the website.
Room temperature and noise
In winter, areas outside the room can be cold. Some guests noticed noise from ventilation at night, especially in rooms located above the toilet.
Occasional smell of smoke
A guest noted that one of the rooms had a noticeable smell of cigarettes, which affected their comfort.
Does the ryokan have an onsen?
Kadokyu Ryokan offers a public bath, which is a similar experience to an onsen. However, it is not a natural hot spring.
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Check-in is set between 16:00 and 21:00. Check-out must be before 10:00 on your departure day.
What languages are spoken at the ryokan?
The staff at Kadokyu Ryokan speaks Japanese.
Are there any restrictions or rules to know during my stay?
Pets are not allowed, and children over 6 years old are charged at the adult rate. Also, make sure to communicate your arrival time in advance.
What wellness services are offered?
The ryokan offers a public bath, ideal for relaxing after a day of sightseeing.
Does the ryokan offer dining options?
Kadokyu Ryokan offers an exceptional breakfast. For other meals, there are nearby restaurants in the town.
Does the ryokan have parking?
Yes, private parking is available on reservation at an additional cost of ¥550 per day.
What tourist activities are available nearby?
You can visit Kojo Park Zoo 600 meters away and Zuiryu-ji Temple 1.8 km from the ryokan.
Are pets allowed at the ryokan?
Unfortunately, pets are not allowed within the establishment.
What cultural activities can I discover?
Nearby, you can explore Zuiryu-ji Temple, a historical site offering a wealth of cultural discoveries.
What transportation options are available for getting around?
Takaoka Station is located 750 meters from the ryokan and Shin-Takaoka Station is 2.9 km away, making your travel easier.
Does the ryokan offer Internet connection?
No, the establishment does not have an Internet connection.
