Senzairou

The accommodation was magnificent, a charming place steeped in history. The staff were very, very pleasant. The facilities were perfect.

Christophe·Un mese fa

“Immaculate Location, Accomodating Staff, Beautiful Ryokan”

Yoro town gives a real glimpse of Japan that most tourist spots miss. It’s remote, sparsely populated, and brimming with natural beauty. Senzairou lies deep in the mountains, and Yoro Falls is a must‑see. The staff are very helpful, and the hotel itself is a beautiful historical relic. Dinner and breakfast were interesting, unique, and generous in portion. I have only praise for this ryokan. If you want a Japanese getaway away from crowds, this is a must‑visit. The only drawback is the remote location means the staff speak little English; if you have basic Japanese and a translator, it’s fine. They do provide English menus and instructions. I don’t see this as a negative, but travelers should know the town, train, and shops are primarily for Japanese, so be prepared. Personally, I think that’s a plus!

Hector·3 mesi fa

“Inoubliable !”

I was blown away by everything – the staff were super friendly and the transport to and from Yoro station was fantastic. Nothing else to add!

Lelievre·3 mesi fa

“Very welcoming traditional Japanese stay”

The grounds were very relaxing and beautiful, with a lovely sitting area and a stunning view from our room; everything felt genuinely traditional Japanese and we were warmly welcomed. Dinner, breakfast, and a bottle of champagne were all excellent.

Megan·4 mesi fa

“Old school.”

The food, focused on local, in‑season items, was both excellent and plentiful. The traditional wooden bath was a treat, and the overall vibe of this 150‑year‑old house made the experience worthwhile.

James·4 mesi fa