◆ Setta sandals ◆
Please remove your shoes when entering the ryokan. Slippers are provided for use inside the building. When walking outside, such as in the garden or parking area, please use the setta sandals provided.
Please remove your shoes when entering the ryokan. Slippers are provided for use inside the building. When walking outside, such as in the garden or parking area, please use the setta sandals provided.
A yukata is a traditional Japanese casual robe. You will find one in your guest room and are welcome to wear it throughout the ryokan, including when visiting the public baths and dining areas.
Tatami are traditional Japanese floor mats made from woven rush grass. Please remove your slippers before stepping onto the tatami. You can sit or relax directly on the tatami floor.
A futon is traditional Japanese bedding laid directly on the tatami floor. In most Japanese-style rooms, our staff will prepare your futon while you are enjoying dinner.
Available in winter, a kotatsu is a traditional Japanese heated table covered with a warm blanket. Sit with your legs under the blanket and enjoy its cozy warmth—a favorite way to relax during the colder months in Japan.
Upon arrival, enjoy Japanese green tea and traditional Japanese sweets as a warm welcome to Kounoyu. Take a moment to relax and unwind as you settle into your stay.
Guest rooms are equipped with Japanese-style toilets featuring a heated seat and bidet functions. The bidet provides a gentle stream of warm water for added comfort and cleanliness.
A vending machine is available inside the ryokan, offering a convenient selection of drinks during your stay.