Top Hotels in Tenkawa-mura
Tenkawa-mura Hotels | Places to Stay in Tenkawa-mura
Discover the best hotels in Tenkawa-mura, Yoshino-gun, Nara Prefecture, Kinki including Atarashiya Ryokan, Dorogawa Onsen ,Kadojin, Atarashiya Ryokan, Misenkan, Kanposo Nishigi, Yanagiya, Maehira, Kinokuniya Jinpachi, Iroha Ryokan, Ryokan Okumura Sosuke.
Restaurants in Tenkawa-mura
1. Atarashiya Ryokan
Overall Ratings
5 based on 24 reviews
Traditional wooden Ryokan.All rooms attached shower toilet. Stand river side.Wide common hot spring bathroom you can get nice view.
Lovely stay with exceptionally warm family establishment
Reviewed By MarafatWe spent two nights as a party of six, spanning three generations. Accommodations were very comfortable and proper. The fact that the structure was not luxurious and impeccable meant it was more authentic and relaxed, making for a more pleasant experience compared to posher ryokans. And the food outshines more deluxe establishments: the dinners were impeccable and some dishes unforgettable. The water in this onsen is famous and terrifically tasty which must account for the taste of the food, but the very friendly cook --- the mum --- must be the genius behind the performance. The tall, elderly gentleman was exceedingly helpful and generous with his time though some knowledge of Japanese would probably be necessary to fully appreciate his tour of the village. He was excellent in guiding us to important spots in the Tenkawa area.
2. Dorogawa Onsen ,Kadojin
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
Traditional but, convenient ...
Reviewed By Vanessa YIt was a special occasion for us, so we chose "Momo-no-ma", a spacious room on the second floor, with it's own private onsen bath overlooking the garden. The room was very clean and consisted of three rooms, with a separate toilet and tiny bathroom, before the "rotenburo". The wooden "rotenburo" (outside bath) was excellent - you can adjust the temperature by yourself. We asked for a late check out (one hour for an extra 1000 yen) which gave us an extra soak in the tub, after brekkie. It's perfect for relaxing. The "onsen" water feels very silky so, it must be good for a lady's complexion! We had an early dinner (6 or 6:30 p.m.) downstairs in a private room (it's off season, so it wasn't crowded). The food was just the right amount and each dish had their own unique taste. Everything is beautifully displayed; all of the ingredients are fresh and locally grown. The quality and taste were good. We choose the "kamo-nabe" (duck hot pot) as our main dish and although such game is usually tough, the special blend of miso taste complimented it very well. We had "zo-sui" (with added rice and egg to the hot pot, afterwards - udon noodles are another choice), which was really delicious. The staff pretty much leave you to your own devices ... Breakfast has two time slots - 8 or 8:30 a.m. and it was just as good as dinner. It may be hard for some who don't like eating fish for brekkie, but the various types of tofu dishes are good. The inn itself is very old and well-looked after; the decor is traditional for the most part. In the evening, the lanterns outside are turned on and add to the traditional atmosphere of the town. It must be very hard to maintain such a building but, it still has all of the modern conveniences - like a fridge with complimentary drinks; TV; hotwater dispenser; a bit of a noisy heater (that you can't turn off); hair-dryer; washlet toilet etc., in the room we chose. The traditional feel to the inn's atmosphere is great. I took so many photo's just wandering around ... There are two "onsen" baths downstairs (one for men and women - and they switch at midnight) and as they don't have any windows, they do feel a bit claustrophobic. They have another private bath upstairs, outside, that you can use freely (just lock the door behind you). It overlooks the garden which is lovely. It's cozy for two. The only slightly disappointing part was how the staff handled things. The service is average. They explained everything well - about the facility; meals; baths etc. They speak Japanese casually (and if you can't speak the lingo, they use body language, they said). We had to drive our car to the carpark ourselves, which is far away (at Ryusenji Temple) as they don't have a valet service, like so many places do. They never smiled and they seem to disappear quickly. They're a young family business (so, you can hear them arguing sometimes), and they dressed very casually ... which is a shame, as such impressions count for the entire "onsen" experience. Overall, it's a fantastic traditional inn and we'd like to go back, one day.
3. Atarashiya Ryokan
Overall Ratings
5 based on 24 reviews
Traditional wooden Ryokan.All rooms attached shower toilet. Stand river side.Wide common hot spring bathroom you can get nice view.
Lovely stay with exceptionally warm family establishment
Reviewed By MarafatWe spent two nights as a party of six, spanning three generations. Accommodations were very comfortable and proper. The fact that the structure was not luxurious and impeccable meant it was more authentic and relaxed, making for a more pleasant experience compared to posher ryokans. And the food outshines more deluxe establishments: the dinners were impeccable and some dishes unforgettable. The water in this onsen is famous and terrifically tasty which must account for the taste of the food, but the very friendly cook --- the mum --- must be the genius behind the performance. The tall, elderly gentleman was exceedingly helpful and generous with his time though some knowledge of Japanese would probably be necessary to fully appreciate his tour of the village. He was excellent in guiding us to important spots in the Tenkawa area.
4. Misenkan
Overall Ratings
5 based on 9 reviews
Awesome hospitality
Reviewed By Michael HTotally exceeded expectations. Friendliest hosts, well maintained, and superb food. Incredible value for money considering the establishment is in the Michelin guide. Traditional breakfast and dinner included, which was superb. When we left a bag behind, owner drove with the bag until he caught up to us. Could not recommend more highly.
5. Kanposo Nishigi
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Finding an ideal onsen ryokan in Tenkawa-mura does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Kanposo Nishigi, a nice option for travelers like you. Kanposo Nishigi offers guests an array of room amenities including a flat screen TV and air conditioning. The onsen ryokan offers baggage storage, to make your visit even more pleasant. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to free parking. Given the close proximity to Dorogawa Shizen Kenkyuro (1.6 mi), guests of Kanposo Nishigi can easily experience one of Tenkawa-mura's most popular landmarks. If you’re looking for a cafe, consider a visit to Gorogorojaya, Junkissa Luna, or Cafe Wind, which are all conveniently located a short distance from Kanposo Nishigi. If you’re looking for something to do, Menfudo Shonyudo (0.3 mi), Ryusenji Temple (0.1 mi), and Goyomatsu Shonyudo (0.7 mi) are a nice way to spend some time, and they are all within walking distance of Kanposo Nishigi. Kanposo Nishigi puts the best of Tenkawa-mura at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
6. Yanagiya
Overall Ratings
4 based on 8 reviews
Very pleasant traditional accommodation
Reviewed By joelm185Loved our stay here. Very comfortable traditional Japanese room, which was very warm and cosy when it was cold outside. The bathroom was heavenly after a day of hiking. The town was very quiet and closed in off season and the hotel was not able to offer dinner, however the hosts kindly drove us to a nearby simple restaurant which turned out to be great. The inluded breakfast was presented beautifully and brought to our room.
7. Maehira
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Finding an ideal budget friendly ryokan in Tenkawa-mura does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Maehira, a nice option for travelers like you. Given the close proximity of popular landmarks, such as Tenkawa Daibenzai Tensha (1.7 mi) and Tenkawa Daibenzaitensha (1.9 mi), guests of Maehira can easily experience some of Tenkawa-mura's most well known attractions. The rooms offer air conditioning, and getting online is possible, as free wifi is available, allowing you to rest and refresh with ease. In addition, as a valued Maehira guest, you can enjoy free breakfast that is available on-site. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to free parking. If you like Chinese restaurants, Maehira is conveniently located near Shobu. If you are interested in exploring Tenkawa-mura, check out a history museum, such as Sanjogadake History Museum. Maehira looks forward to welcoming you on your visit to Tenkawa-mura.
8. Kinokuniya Jinpachi
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 15 reviews
9. Iroha Ryokan
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
洞川温泉ならではの雰囲気を楽しめる
Reviewed By picpul69GoToを利用して泊まりました。温泉街のやや奥寄りにあって、街道に面した旅館。 昔ながらの和室の二間続きの部屋で、お風呂やトイレは別です。 食事は別室に用意してくださり、座敷に椅子とテーブルでいただきました。お料理もセンスが良くて、旅館の方はとても親切でした。
10. Ryokan Okumura Sosuke
Overall Ratings
4 based on 4 reviews
静かな温泉宿
Reviewed By Explore820368特にシーズンでもない平日に訪れたためか、宿泊者は私たちのみでした。 夏にもよく訪れますが夏でさえ夕方になれば上に羽織るものがいるような高山地帯ですのでお気をつけください。 【ロケーション】 部屋は大変広く、目下に美しい川を眺められます。川のゴォーという荒々しい音や鳥の鳴き声、遠くに聞こえる法螺貝の音色、霧がかった山々など心が洗われます。 昔ながらの旅館で、廊下と部屋を隔てるのは襖一枚のみで鍵がかかる部屋はありません。当然隣の部屋が騒がしければ声も響くかと思います。 【食事】 精進料理のようなヘルシーなメニューがメインですが、鶏肉の陶板焼も頂けました。全体的に量はかなり少なく、女の私でさえ物足りません。 かといって近くにはコンビニもありませんし、飲食店は閉まっているしで残念でした。 【大浴場のアメニティ】 特になにも置いていなかったと思います。 お湯に関しては覚えていないくらい特徴的なものがなかったのだと思います。 【女将さん】 気さくに声をかけてくださる気持ちの良い方でした。リピーターも多いみたいです。
