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This ryokan is a wonderful find Print E-mail
Thursday, 19 April 2012 22:32

This ryokan is a wonderful find. It is a great value for its location and facilities. It is located close to a major station that is a good starting point to see Tokyo. The facilities are cozy, comfortable, and clean. It felt more like staying at a Japanese grandparents' house than a hotel. The building is old but the facilities are modern. If you want to experience some of the true charm of Japan, stay here.

Apr 2012

Anonymous USA Male 25-30

Stayed at Ryokan Maizuru, Tokyo
 
The Ryokan Maizuru was a truly wonderful place to stay Print E-mail
Thursday, 22 March 2012 10:33

The Ryokan Maizuru was a truly wonderful place to stay if you\'re looking for a more authentic Japanese experience. The staff were kind and friendly and had loads of suggestions for places for us to go, and the tatami rooms were beautiful and came with a kotatsu and Japanese pyjamas included, useful for a quick bathroom run! We had a wonderful time and really enjoyed the bath and futon sets in particular. Would definitely stay there again as it is only 4 stops from Ueno.

05 Apr 2012  Anonymous (country gender undisclosed)

Stayed at Ryokan Maizuru, Tokyo
 
The views from our room onto the garden are splendid. Print E-mail
Thursday, 22 March 2012 10:58

  

Mukaitaki has a very warm, relaxed, welcoming atmosphere and I would heartily recommend it to anyone seeking a ryokan in Aizu. The food an its presentation are beyond compare with delicious flavors and aromas at each meal! The views from our room onto the garden are splendid. The staff are very friendly, caring and extremely welcoming. I thoroughly enjoyed the baths both private and ladies bath and found the Mukaitaki a very charming ryokan and look forward to returning some day. My son and his family also plan to travel to Aizu to stay at Mukaitaki.

R.M.
From Melbourne, Australia
Nov. '11

Stayed at Mukaitaki, Higashiyama Onsen, Aizu Wakamatsu Fukushima Pref.

 
 
We had an excellent time here Print E-mail
Thursday, 19 April 2012 22:33

We had an excellent time here, the place has a great traditional charm and we both discovered just how comfortable tatami mats really are. The hot tub was a great bonus and very relaxing after long days of discovering the city. The location was great as it had some brilliant restaurants and shops nearby, but was also a short walking distance to Kita Senju station. There was also a 7 Elleven nearby, whcih was handy for when we needed to take out cash on non-Japanese cards.

01 Apr 2012

Anonymous England  Mixed Group 25-30

Stayed at Ryokan Maizuru, Tokyo
 
It is a beautiful old traditional Japanese inn, all wooden, very unusual. Print E-mail
Wednesday, 22 February 2012 10:33

 

 Homeikan

Homeikan is a fantastic place to stay in Tokyo. It is a beautiful old traditional Japanese inn, all wooden, very unusual. The staff are excellent. and the rooms very comfortable, all with tatami mats, and a lot of character. The only drawbacks are that there are shared bathrooms, in the Japanese style, and the walls are thin, so if anyone near you is being noisy at night, you do hear it.

From Canada
Oct. '11

 

Stayed at Homeikan, Tokyo
 
From France Print E-mail
Thursday, 22 March 2012 00:00

 

Gassho-en

From France
Mar. '11
Stayed at Hida-Gassho-en, Gifu Prefecture.
 
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