Monjuso Shourotei

Established in 1954, Monjuso Shourotei is a traditional Japanese inn that features beautiful hot spring baths. Its rooms are based on classic Japanese-style, complete in tatami mat flooring, futon bedding, and additional touches of traditional elements.

It has a total of 11 rooms which cost between 15,000 to 30,000 JPY per night, including an incredible display of nature, either their landscaped garden or the forest that surrounds the location, depending on where the room is situated.

The ryokan offers the traditional multi-course dinner known as kaiseki, which prides its dishes on locally produced ingredients. Both breakfast and dinner are served in the rooms of the guests. For relaxation, guests can request massage treatments.

Sites like the Chion-Ji Temple and the Amanohashidate Land Bridge can be visited by guests during their stay at the inn. Monjuso Shourotei offers a free shuttle from the Amanohashidate Train Station. Due to COVID-19, guests must book under the guidelines implemented by the Government of Japan.

 

Book Monjuso Shourotei in Kyoto Amanohashidate Onsen – This Japanese style hot spring ryokan is walking distance from Amanohashidate, one of the most popular Japanese sightseeing spots. 120 min by JR Limited Express from Kyoto Sta. (Amanohashidate Sta.)

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

Local Japan Sea seafood. Known for the crab during the winter (November – March).

“No. 1” ryokan in Japan

With the Japanese garden looking out across the Sea of Japan and the expansive pine woodland of Amanohashidate, one of Japan’s three best scenic views, the panorama from this ryokan is absolutely incredible. All rooms open up onto the garden. Many authors have stayed here.

Traditional ryokan – historical architecture

A ryokan entirely constructed in the one-storey wooden sukiya (tea house) style rarely seen today. With the Japanese garden looking out across the Sea of Japan and the expansive pine woodland of Amanohashidate, one of Japan’s three best scenic views, the panorama is absolutely incredible.

Year of establishment

1954

Number of rooms

11 rooms.

 

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)
85,000 – 200,000

The price includes one dinner and one breakfast