Seikirou Ryokan Kyoto

Offering charming traditional accommodations, Seikirou Ryokan Kyoto gives holidaymakers an authentic Japanese experience while visiting the northern coast of the Kyoto Prefecture. Visitors can enjoy the area's natural beauty by walking the three-kilometre pine tree-lined sandbar Amanohashidate, riding the chairlift to Amanohashidate Viewland Amusement Park and Observatory or taking a dip in the tea-coloured Chie-no-Yu Hot Spring. Travellers can also spend a spiritual moment at the tranquil Chion - ji Temple.

Location
Centrally situated in the coastal city of Miyazu, Seikirou Ryokan is close to the city's main railway stop, Miyazu Station. From this station, tourists can take the train to get to interesting attractions like Japanese Oni Exchange Museum and Tango Uocchikan Aquarium.

Rooms
The 16 tatami-matted, Japanese-style rooms are designed to provide Zen-like relaxation and equipped with modern features like colour TV, telephone and en-suite bathroom.

Restaurant
Guests at Ryokan Seikirou can enjoy authentic Japanese dishes at its on-site dining facility. Tourist should also sample the local seafood specialties in the surrounding restaurants.

General
Seikirou Ryokan Kyoto gives guests a peek into the history of Japan with fascinating displays of objects from the Edo, Meija and other eras throughout the inn. The ryokan also provides communal bath, shuttle service and parking spaces.