Top Business Hotels in Yoshino

The hotel is right next to the attractions of Zhulinyuan. During the cherry blossom season, there are traffic restrictions and you have to climb a slope after getting off the bus, about 50 steps. If you have too much luggage, you can notify the hotel in advance to pick it up. The view from the hotel is amazing! !! !! There is a large cherry tree outside the window, which is too beautiful! !! Both dinner and breakfast were hearty! Because it is an old Japanese-style hotel, our room has no private bathroom and only a washstand, but there are no people in the public bathroom, which does not affect the experience. The public bathroom is clean and can be used for soup. Sound insulation.

My wife and I spent our first two nights in Japan at Yukawaya. This was our first real holiday since Covid and we couldn’t have found a better way to kick it off! The ryokan is charming in every sense. We stayed in the new rooms with a balcony and outdoor onsen bathtub overlooking a serene and green valley. The room was spacious and in traditional Japanese style but, unlike many other traditional ryokans, also had all the amenities for modern travellers. The new extension also has a public bath with outdoor onsen pool which is open to the public only for a few hours everyday and the hotel guests can use them in almost privacy the rest of the day. The family run ryokan has been around for generations but they have kept it in perfect conditions. More important than the facilities is the warm and charming hospitality by the family. Not only were they extremely helpful from the moment we arrived, explaining about the best way to take in Yoshinoyama in English, but they truly made us feel welcomed by taking very good care of us. When my wife decided to skip breakfast one morning with an upset stomach, the lady cooked the tea rice more softly than usual for me to bring back to the room for her. Last but not least is the delicious cuisine served for dinner and breakfast. All the ingredients are from local sources. And even though they were presented in very elaborate kaiseki-like manner, we felt like we were eating a fine meal at someone’s home and not any restaurant. We can’t wait to return again, hopefully to catch the famous cherry blossom!