Charoku Honkan

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Founded in 1716, Charoku Honkan is a traditional Japanese inn located in Amanohashidate that sits in nature, placing in one of the known “three scenic views of Japan”. Noteworthy to mention, the ryokan is tangible cultural property.

Its interiors display the classic cultural feel of a true ryokan, giving a comfy ambiance and refreshing feel of a stay. It has 13 rooms that cost between 5,000 to 25,000 JPY per night.

Dinner and breakfast are provided at a separate fee. Its dishes pride on locally sourced ingredients, providing guests authentic Japanese cuisine during their stay.

Guests can also enjoy hot spring baths, which can be used by men and women separately. Rental baths are also available upon reservation.

Near the inn are attractions like the Old Mikami Family House, which is a 2-minute walk. The Miyazu Catholic Church can also be reached around a 6-minute walk.

Charoku Honkan is accessible by rides from Kyoto Station. Guests are required to practice safety and precautionary measures while traveling to prevent the spread of coronavirus.

 

Book Charoku Honkan in Kyoto Amanohashidate Onsen – A traditional wooden Japanese inn that stands three stories tall. Near Amanohashidate, which is one of Japan’s three most scenic views. 115 min by JR Limited Express from Kyoto Sta. (Miyazu Sta.)

Traditional ryokan – historical architecture

A historic and traditional Japanese inn established in 1716 – 1736. Specified as a tangible cultural property.

Japanese ryokan food, dinner and breakfast – a ryokan providing local foodstuff

Known for the crab during the winter (November – March).

Number of rooms

13 rooms.

Year of establishment

1716 – 1736

 

Rooms with open-air baths
Unavailable

Is this place ryokan only or ryokan with an onsen?
Onsen Ryokan

Does this ryokan have private onsen (hot spring)?
Yes

Is there a communal shared public bath?
Yes

Are there additional rental options?
With open-air tubs 0 With indoor tubs 0 With both indoor and outdoor tubs 0

Price range (yen)
5,000 – 25,000

The price includes one dinner and one breakfast