Business Ryokan Seiraku

It’s inexpensive, and the rooms are well equipped. The separate building is fun too. There aren’t many places to stay in the area, so having somewhere this practical and distinctive is a real blessing. Thanks, Seiraku. I’ll come again!

I stayed here for work for the first time and came away impressed by the landlady. She speaks naturally and really values each encounter. You can tell the other women working here are considerate too. I can recommend this inn without hesitation, and I’d like to stay again if I get the chance. Thank you.

The rooms have handy features like a washing machine and sink, and there’s also a large public bath in a separate building. Breakfast was especially delicious and gave me a good start to the day. It’s easy to see why many of the guests are construction workers. This is a good old, long-established inn from the Showa era, split between a Japanese-style inn and a five-story building that feels like a studio apartment. The landlady and her energetic mother make you feel at home, almost as if you’ve come back to your own house.

I’d never stayed anywhere quite like this. The accommodation is in an apartment building in front of a guesthouse-like building, while breakfast is served in a place that looks like an ordinary house, with no sign or anything.