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Yoshikawaya
(吉川屋)

Total Rooms : 126

Address:	6 Shinyu, Aza-Yuno, Iizaka-machi, Fukushima, Fukushima, 960-0282, Japan
Phone:	81-24-5422226
Fax:	81-24-5423604
Check-in:	15:00 ~ 18:00
Check-out:	10:00
URL:	http://www.yosikawaya.com

5 mins. by car from Sabakoyu, the restoration of the oldest wooden public bath in Japan, which was built in the Meiji period (1868-1912). This ryokan (traditional Japanese-style inn) was once used by the Emperor and welcomes guests with dignified guestrooms in a quiet atmosphere. There are modern and elegant rooms offered in Shiunkaku, that open up to a ravine that becomes illuminated at night. This hotel also features a large communal bath provided with onsen (hot spring) water that faces the rich nature of Mt. Katakura and the Surikami River. At the restaurant guests can enjoy Japanese dishes beautifully crafted using seasonal ingredients. 5 mins. by car from JR Iizaka-Onsen Station.

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Important Notice

Please read the following important notice before you submit your booking!

NOTE: "Duplicated Booking"

Duplicate booking may lead to the cancellation of all bookings at the sole discretion of the hotel. Please ensure and advise the guest that the guest does not have any duplicated bookings in the same itinerary.

NOTE: "Plan with dinner included"

If the booking includes dinner, please check in before 6 P.M.
If the guests check-in later than 6 PM, dinner might not be served and there will be no refund.

NOTE: "Japanese Style Room"

Japanese Style Room has only futon (traditional Japanese bedding consisting of padded mattresses and quilts) but no beds.

NOTE: "Bathing Tax in Japan"

The guest may need to pay bathing tax (150JPY per person and per night) at the hotel or ryokan that has hot spring.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation!



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