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Ryokan Asunaro

Takayama

This ryokan has a blended look and feel, with some super-traditional rooms alongside some more contemporary ones with international-style amenities.  We particularly like those that feature an ‘irori’ – a traditional Japanese sunken fireplace.

There are small shared hot spring pools, though no private ones, so it's a traditional 'no bathing suits' situation if you want to use them. Enjoy complimentary coffee and bike hire, and experience multi-course kaiseki dining.

Leisure: shared onsen pool, kaiseki dining, bike hire

Rooms: 18 rooms & suites

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Ryokan Asunaro's characterful architecture
Ryokan Asunaro's characterful architecture
Traditional Japanese style rooms
Traditional Japanese style rooms
Traditional futon bedding
Traditional futon bedding
Some rooms feature a private 'irori' (traditional hearth)
Some rooms feature a private 'irori' (traditional hearth)
Courtyard
Courtyard
Dining room
Dining room
Lobby
Lobby
Traditional irori in the ryokan's lobby
Traditional irori in the ryokan's lobby
Shared onsen
Shared onsen
Cosy interior decor
Cosy interior decor

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