Name: Iya Kanko Ryokan
Address: 161 Nishiiya Yamamura Zentoku Miyoshi 778-0102 Tokushima, Miyoshi, Miyoshi, Miyoshi, 778-0102, Japan
Rating: 8

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I was worried about getting around the Iya Valley in December without a car, but everything was so easy when I stayed here. I took a bus in from Ōboke Station directly to the ryokan. It was a five minute walk to the main vine bridge. And I was able to take buses to the scarecrow village and to the Iya Onsen (for a bit of pampering).

The location was fabulous, but the stay was nice too. The room was big, with traditional tatami mats, a futon, and even a yukata. The communal bath was big and nice. And the host was very friendly. I'd definitely stay again! ありがとうございます😊

Traditional and Fantastic Location

Wonderful helpful host. We had the hot tub in the evening and the bedroom was well provided with tea making facilities and excellent heating. The hostess even provided us with umbrellas on the last day because of the rain at the bus stop. Great location for the Iya Valley.

The Japan Experience

The ryokan is located right in-front of the Kazurabashi bus stop. Within few minutes walk, there are the famous spots: Kazurabashi and Biwa Waterfall. These 2 spots will be lighted-up in night time (sometimes could be scary for solo traveler).

The host lady is very nice and friendly. She does speak English.

The meals served was very tasty, hearty and unlimited refill of rice. During the dinner, I was watching news at the dinning hall together with the host lady and was happy to chat with her.

There is a small groceries shop located nearby (about 5 minutes walk).

Good Location, Great Food, Fantastic Service

This is a lovely little family-run ryokan.  Simple and no frills, but very warm and inviting.  The lady who checked us in was very friendly and helpful, give us directions (and coupons) for a good onsen.  Waking up in the morning to the view of mist-covered mountains is magical.

This is a typical ryokan, so you will be sleeping on the futon on the floor, and the pillows are the traditional pilows.

Comfortable Ryokan

We had a great stay in this small ryokan. The staff is very welcoming. We were offered to have dinner at the ryokan, which we luckily accepted also because there were not many dinner options nearby. The dinner was a complete Japanese dining experience, of ocurse with sweet water fish from the nearby river. 
The room was fine.

Great mountain stay

The host was very friendly.  The room was of decent size and clean.  There's free parking just opposite the ryokan.  The tea made from the tea bags (think the host made the tea bags herself) in the room were amazingly good.  The best thing about this ryokan is that it is only 3 minutes walk to the vine bridge.  If you are staying on a Sunday night, expect to walk 10 minutes to find dinner.  Otherwise, book a room with a meal plan.

3 minutes walk to vine bridge

This was a lovely little family-run ryokan. The host was warm, friendly and kind, and provided excellent local information. Our room was clean and comfortable, with warm, comfortable futons and nice decoration accents in the room. There is a communal bath, sinks and toilets. The meals were simple, but delicious and more than ample. We couldn't come close to finishing everything on our trays! The view from the room is beautiful. I highly recommend this inn as an affordable option in the Iya Valley.

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