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Seikiro Ryokan Historical Museum Hotel
937,Uoya,Miyazu-city, Miyazu, Miyazu, Japan, 626-0015 - See map
This ryokan features free Wi-Fi in all rooms for easy connection, and car park free of charge. Conveniently situated in the Miyazu part of Miyazu, this property puts you close to attractions and interesting dining options. Rated with 4 stars, this high-quality property provides guests with access to massage, restaurant and hot tub on-site.
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Safety Features
Staff trained in safety protocol
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Preventative Equipment
Hand sanitizer
Free face masks
Sterilizing equipment
Health and Medical
First aid kit
Doctor/nurse on call
Facilities
Bicycle rental
Car park
Shuttle service
Free Wi-Fi in all rooms!
Hot tub
Luggage storage
Car power charging station
Contactless check-in/out
Perfect ”
This hotel make me feel like back to 100 years ago. I feel like I am in the history of japan. I love it so much. Staffs are very nice and helpful. Room is clean and so big. I love this place recommended for people who Love japanese cultures.
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Intersting Experience”
If you want to stay at an authentic ryokan, this is it. This hotel is both a museum and an operating hotel. I gather not much has changed over its long history. The Amanohashidate area is really neat and this hotel is conveniently located. The walk over from the train station was easy. I would definitely stay there when I visit again.
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The old story of this Ryokan”
Every impressed about the history of Miyazu and this Ryokan. It is a bit far from train station but you can arrange the own to pickup you. He is very warm welcome.
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Good for me”
A traditional Japanese hotel which will be a good choice for those who are interested in Japanese culture and want to experience it in a historical building. It costs 10 min from the hotel to amanobashidate by bus, and the price is fair. The facilities are old and the bed may not such comfortable compare with hilton, but the room is clean, which is most important to me. Recommend to someone who are finding a traditional Japanese hotel.
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Quaint Ryokan”
Quaint Ryokan in rustic Miyazu. Perfect for a value for money rest from the city crowd.
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Traditional and Cosy ”
If you are looking for a traditional ryokan for stay, this is the place for you. Its very relaxing with big cosy space to rest. A wonderful place to overnight at when you visit amanohasidate. Do be aware it is slightly located away from the attraction spot. Do use a bus to get to the toruist spot
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Real Ryokang style room”
The hotel can provide free the pickup from train station. The room is very traditional, beautiful Ryokang style. The room is quite cold at night but they provide additional gas heater but we don't use it because we don't like gas odor. They have small onsens inside. Check in/out time is not convenient. Check in time is 4pm and check out time is 10am.
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Roomy enough for five”
Perhaps it is was dark when we reach the area so it was difficult to find the ryokan. It was tucked at the end of a lane in a very quiet neighourhood with limited food options. Luckily we had a car and was able to drive out. Would recommend this place if you have a car as it also has free car park.
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Warm homely feel, heartfelt staff, historical”
Easy to find from Miyazu train station - everyone knows where it is. Easy bike to start the sandbar crossing to Amanohashidate. Owner speaks good english and will give you a personal tour of the house/museum - he is the 13th generation and went out of his way to take us to the train station and give us a drive around the town. The Ryokan is right next to main centre of Miyazu (3min walk) and is a 2 min walk from supermarket. Bicycles can be rented for \1000 a day, which is a great way to pop over to Amanohashidate (make sure you take the single-seat gondola up to the viewpoint, it is really fun!). I liked this place because it felt homely, cozy, breakfast was awesome, and the owners are so welcoming and helpful that it really becomes a nice Japanese experience. The home grandmother also helped us book our next accommodation and was really lovely.
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Favorite part of our trip!”
-wonderful staff -beautiful traditional room with a view of the bay and sandbar -center of town, but quiet -clean and spacious room This was definitely my favorite part of our visit to Japan! We loved the accommodation and the lovely staff there. The locals were friendly and inviting- although we stuck out like sore thumbs at their festival event, we were treated as friends and neighbors and were invited to participate with everyone. Most people do not speak English, but they will try, or walk you across town to someone who does :) Miyazu was lovely. A scenic short walk or bike ride away is Amano-Hashidate, via the sandbar. I enjoyed the varied landscape of the sandbar very much and felt very restful during the walk. This area was breathtakingly beautiful and had several shrines and temples accessible by ski lift or tram up the foothills of the mountain. If I get to come back to Japan again some day, I am coming here first, and I will stay at the Seikiro historic bathhouse!
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Japanese style ryokan with friendly owner”
The ryokan itself is a museum and when we arrived we wee given a tour and a history handout in English. The rooms are traditional tatami with a beautiful view of the garden. They don't have a bathroom (does have a toilet) so you have to use the public onsen, but we had them to ourselves anyway. It is close to Miyazu train station, one stop from Amanohashidate station where the famous sand spit is. Not a lot of attractions around the hotel itself. The owner was extremely friendly and helpful and even dropped us off at the station in the morning after driving us to see the blooming cherry blossoms on the edge if town.
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Traditional hotel in sea side...”
I love this hotel, a traditional hotel with roomy guest rooms. They have no heated tatamis, but worry not as you'll can hug those hot stone while sleeping. You should order breakfast or dinner which was cooked in Miyazu style and tastes great! It is a little bit on the sweet side rather than savoury like most Jjapanese cuisine. However you should tell them in advance that you wanted to have breakfast or dinner otherwise they won't be able to prepare anything for you. Don't worry tough if you've forgotten to reserve the food. This hotel is located in strategic location, as it is close many local restaurants just across the road, and a shopping mall 5 minutes away by foot, and train station is just 10 minutes away. In addition to this hotel's lush garden, this hotel is located adjacent from public park and seaside. Oh yes, you are not allowed to wet the wall as its traditionally made. Also for some rooms, the toilet was located outside. Show less Room Tip: The room on 2nd floor north side got the best view...
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Great location and service”
very close to Miyazu station hotel location is simply perfect. It is 3 km walk to Amanohashidate, nearby plenty of restaurants (ask Tokuda-san for a tip where to go), great supermarket, promenade walks along the Miyazu Bay. Public gym is close as well.
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An absolute must visit.”
Unbelievable service from the owner (13th Generation!) and an amazing room. The building is over 300 years old and the artwork that you'll see on the walls really tells a great story. Miyazu and it's surrounds are beautiful. And the locals are always up for a chat even if you Japanese is lousy. Don't forget to hit the ferry across to Amonhasidate and check out the temples, take the cable car up to the national Park and see the view. Take particular note that at some of the temples and shrines photography is banned. There is the worry that you might catch one of the spirits that are in the vicinity and you could also upset some who are there to pray. Fair enough. Now... Go and enjoy.
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Unique experience in traditional ryokan!”
We wanted to try out traditional Japanese ryokan. It was a bit pricey but you have a spacious tatami room. Only WC is attached in the room and we get to try the public bath/in-house onsen. A lot of nostalgic feel as the ryokan has been ran for more than a hundred years. Owner Seikiro san was very keen to show us around when we asked if we can explore the second floor. The ryokan is just like a small museum by itself!
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Clean room and very nice staff”
The room is clean with facilities. Staff is very nice and helpful. It is quiet japanese style place. I will stay again if i go to Miyazu or Amanohashidate. :)
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Traditional hotel with top notch service”
A very old historical Ryokan. You can expect a mix of traditional terrain with modern hotel service. Luckily the hotel provided hotel transfer (about 800m from station to hotel). The room was 10/10 traditional, tatami mat and futon, with the tea drinking area. there was only a tap and sink available, so if you are used to having your own toilet, this will prove to be very inconvenient because the hotel uses common toilet on the room floor. Overall i would rate this hotel a 7/10. I really like that i could cycle to Amanoshidate and there was a mega mart just 5mins away, not forgetting the service. The male staff did an old culture of actually rushing (shuffling his feet) to show us around the hotel. Would recommend this place to have an experience.
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Exceptional”
wondeful veryx exclusive ryokan ; staff speaks little english (as very often in japan),rooms are traditional and very big. for japanese relations relatively old (really a "museum" -so dont expect a luxury onsen ora high tech toilet. but really very big room with beautiful garden
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Authentic ryokan stay with great service”
Love the Onsen! Public one but when u go at night, you can have the space to yourself! Onsen opens till 11pm. Breakfast was nice, did not try the dinner ( too expensive). Spent more than 3 hours and USD 50 to travel from Osaka using JR train. Small cosy town suitable for a great morning walk! Ryokan owner is very friendly and helpful. Fetched us to train station and advised us where to tour. A pity that we reached the ryokan too late so did not spend much time explore the ryokan itself which is a historical site by itself.
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big room and antique building 300 years old”
very lovely ryokan,have good service by owner ,is 13th generation,he show us the ryokan museum on 3rd. floor. the room is very big room with small terrace. the bathroom is modern style with baht tub.
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