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Iya Kankou Ryokan

Name: Iya Kankou Ryokan
Address: nisiiyayamamurazentoku161, Miyoshi, Tokushima, Japan

Miyoshi·9.2

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nov. – déc. 2026

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Iya Kankou Ryokan in Miyoshi offers family rooms with air‑conditioning, tatami floors, and panoramic mountain views, each equipped with a refrigerator, TV, and free toiletries. The serene garden, lounge, and dining area provide free WiFi and shared bathrooms. Breakfast caters to vegetarian, vegan, gluten‑free, and Asian diets, while the acclaimed dinner features diverse, flavorful dishes.

Équipements

Food & Drink

Breakfast available

Fitness & Recreation

Recreation activities

Outdoors

Outdoor spaces

Family & Kids

Family rooms

Business & Events

Business centre

Services

Housekeeping on request

Parking

On-site parking

Connectivity

Internet available

Room Climate

Air conditioning
Heating

Room Features

Room comfort features

Accessibility

No elevator

Safety & Security

Safety & security features
Hand sanitizer available

Policies

Property policies

Avis

9.2

Ce que les clients pensent de l'hôtel, aspect par aspect.

“Le lieu est magique de beauté et l’accueil au ryokan, digne de la tradition des auberges de voyageur”

Rooms were impeccably kept, dinner was incredible, hearty, traditional, and excellent! Breakfast was delicious, restorative, and very Japanese.

MichelIl y a 2 semaines

“An amazing experience.”

I loved the traditional vibe. Grandma welcomed us and cooked amazing food; we tried many varieties, all explained on an English sheet. The ryokan is in a lovely spot. I’d strongly recommend renting a car to explore more. We shared a triple room, which was cramped with our medium‑sized bags—just bring a day pack for the night.

BernardIl y a 2 semaines

This place isn’t the most up‑to‑date, but it’s full of charm—from the spry old host to the tasty food, and even the setting: you can open your window at night and hear the cicadas. It’s a slice of Japan about an hour from the nearest big‑chain convenience store. It might be a bit pricey, but the cost of room and board here is probably higher than in a city, so it feels fair.

SimonIl y a 2 semaines

The value for money is unbeatable. It’s a bit rustic, but you get the essentials and the meals are great. The old lady who runs the ryokan is amazing, and the area is perfect for lovely walks. The local roads are very narrow, so avoid a large car. Given the warm atmosphere, they could consider a communal table for residents.

BrunoIl y a 2 semaines

The host was friendly and patient with our language barrier, and the food was fantastic. The ryokan had everything we needed and parking or a motorbike spot was right outside under cover. The room had a slight odor, probably from the tatami mats.

CatherineIl y a 2 semaines