Ryokan in Japan: What to Expect and the Best Places to Stay in Kyoto and Hakone
A ryokan is not just a hotel with a Japanese aesthetic. It’s a genuinely different way to stay — tatami rooms, futon beds laid out by staff each evening, a yukata robe to wear around the property, a multi-course kaiseki dinner served in your room or a private dining area, and access to an onsen…
