Unzen Miyazaki Ryokan

“Great experience”

This is a very nice ryokan in a beautiful location. I pity anyone who tries to drive here, they will collect you in a shuttle bus from Nagasaki station. This is our third ryokan experience and each one has been different. The kaiseki feast was exceptional, this was served in our room in the evening… Mais

This is a very nice ryokan in a beautiful location. I pity anyone who tries to drive here, they will collect you in a shuttle bus from Nagasaki station. This is our third ryokan experience and each one has been different. The kaiseki feast was exceptional, this was served in our room in the evening sitting on tatami mats as usual but breakfast was at tables in a communal dining room which is unusual. You can wear your yukata to this if you wish but most Japanese wear their normal going out gear. You can book a private onsen which is an essential part of your experience in a ryokan. Popping a small icecream in your mouth when emerging as a boiled lobster is to experience satori. Excellent English is spoken by staff at reception. I would very much recommend this ryokan and Unzen in general for at least two nights. Just a few general points: The village of Unzen is a 5min walk away. Having arrived after dark, we didn't realise this and booked the shuttle bus to drive us there the following morning. There was very little open in the village when we were there. Oddly there is no convenience store eg. 7-11 but there is a small Japanese general store. The Tourist Office is a 2min walk toward the village and is very helpful for advice on local sightseeing. If you want to take the cable car (and you will), the bus there is 11am, If you miss this the next is 2pm.

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“Hell, great!!!!”

We stayed for 2 nights and the great staff really spoiled us! We also had the best food in 3 weeks of travelling throughout Japan, the onsen is great and nature also allows great walks. The only challenge was communication and in this case Google translate helped ,-). Thank you very much for this s… Mais

We stayed for 2 nights and the great staff really spoiled us! We also had the best food in 3 weeks of travelling throughout Japan, the onsen is great and nature also allows great walks. The only challenge was communication and in this case Google translate helped ,-). Thank you very much for this superb Japanese experience!

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“Relaxar com um cenário espetacular”

Este Ryokan é provavelmente um pouco mais velho do que outros que eu fiquei, mas eu realmente gostei - especialmente a paisagem ao redor da cidade de Unzen. Chegamos aqui como um pequeno refúgio meados de férias e foram agradavelmente surpresos que havia um serviço de ônibus. Unzen está longe de qu… Mais

Este Ryokan é provavelmente um pouco mais velho do que outros que eu fiquei, mas eu realmente gostei - especialmente a paisagem ao redor da cidade de Unzen. Chegamos aqui como um pequeno refúgio meados de férias e foram agradavelmente surpresos que havia um serviço de ônibus. Unzen está longe de qualquer lugar, mas se você pegar o shinkansen, param na estação Isahaya antes Nagasaki como este é o melhor parar, embora eles vão buscá-lo de Nagasaki Estação bem. Há uma primavera quente privada realmente fresco entre os homens e os banhos da mulher que você pode reservar como um casal, portanto, certifique-se de informe-se sobre que se você estiver em uma viagem romântica. Também Dedique algum tempo para olhar ao redor da cidade de Unzen como lá é realmente um grande personagem. Certifique-se de tirar a roupa de inverno! Nós estávamos lá em Novembro e foi chapéus e mantas para nós!

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“Very nice experience. Recommended”

We had a very nice experience here. Service was considerate and personal, the room was clean and comfortable and the meal was very solid. The set up is a little bit like a cross between a hotel and a ryokan. You have complete privacy in your room and you eat in their dining room, but the meals are … Mais

We had a very nice experience here. Service was considerate and personal, the room was clean and comfortable and the meal was very solid. The set up is a little bit like a cross between a hotel and a ryokan. You have complete privacy in your room and you eat in their dining room, but the meals are fixed. It was unfortunately raining when we were there, but the grounds are stunning too. The overall decor of the hotel is more contemporary than traditional. One thing to know is that in Japanese inns, meal times are set with a couple options in a narrow window. Because we were running late, we were scheduled to arrive around 7pm which is the last starting time they are able to accommodate normally. However, when we called, they were very understanding, offering a start time as last as 7:30pm and wishing us safe travels.

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