Ryojouen Yamazato

You get to experience a tatami room here. I'm not sure about the soundproofing; the rooms are separated by just one wooden door. If you're looking for a room like those in Japanese dramas, this is it. It's a bit old, but it feels like visiting grandma's house. However, since it's a tatami room, it's a bit cold. Maybe that's why they provided thick blankets, and with those, sleeping wasn't an issue! Oh, and the bathroom only had hand soap and shampoo! I brought my own, so I didn't ask for more, so I'm not sure if there usually isn't anything else.

It was hard to find a hotel, but the locals helped. The breakfast was delicious, and the hosts were friendly. I used three mattresses to sleep on. The floor was cold, making it unusual to sleep on. But the air conditioner warmed the room quickly. There was a minor earthquake. The hotel is reliable. I thank the locals for their responsiveness and assistance. I wish them health and well-being.

The ryokan is located close to the bus station. Owned by a very friendly elderly couple, they show you to your room and serve a wonderful Japanese-style breakfast in true ryokan style. The room is warm, cozy, and comfortable; simple, but equipped with everything you need for a comfortable stay (there's even a local Takachiho-themed board game, but in Japanese). It's a great place for exploring Takachiho and the surrounding area on your own, and we'd highly recommend it to anyone visiting Kyushu.

We came with friends to relax. You are a wonderful place and for 25,000 rubles (for 2 rooms for 1 night) we were able to rent this wonderful recon. Everything is clean and tidy. They give you an extra brush and razor. You can take instant coffee for free. There are kettles in the rooms where you can boil water. Tap water is drinkable in the rivers. There are traditional robes and towels. In general, everything you need for your comfort. It was very comfortable to sleep. The mats were very soft and we slept just wonderfully. This is a quiet place. In general, the city is quiet. There are not many lights around and in this place you can observe the beautiful starry sky in good weather. I would definitely recommend this place because the administrators who meet me and live in this house were very friendly and hospitable. They gave me a detailed tour and told me how to turn things on and off, for which I am very grateful. This is a wonderful place to relax and the center is within walking distance, including temples. There are also temples in the area from this house.

It's an old, privately run inn, but the rooms have been renovated and were very comfortable. It's rare to find a place in Takachiho where you can stay alone, so the price was reasonable. The location is a little far from the city center, so it doesn't show up on car navigation systems, but it does show up on Google Maps.

This hotel is average.