Ryokan Sugimoto

“A great experience”

We stayed a couple of nights at the Ryokan Sugimoto to experience this part of Japanese hospitality. As you'd expect, the service is outstanding and discreet, the rooms were comfortable (in the Japanese minimalist style) and the onsen was small and well maintained. The food is the real point howeve… Mais

We stayed a couple of nights at the Ryokan Sugimoto to experience this part of Japanese hospitality. As you'd expect, the service is outstanding and discreet, the rooms were comfortable (in the Japanese minimalist style) and the onsen was small and well maintained. The food is the real point however, a high-end multi-course meal each night and only slightly less extravagant at breakfast although not for the faint-hearted! It's expensive and if budget was stretched, one night would be enough, but well worth trying especially if it is your first time in Japan. The Ryokan is on the outskirts of Matsumoto but easy to get into town on the bus. Throw yourself into it and you will love it.

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“Absolutely amazing experience!”

If I could give Ryokan Sugimoto more than 5 stars I would. We spent 2 nights here and were amazed by the experience - the staff were lovely and spoke English as much as they could (which we did not expect!), the rooms were large, quiet and beautifully clean and the food was outstanding. Our room ca… Mais

If I could give Ryokan Sugimoto more than 5 stars I would. We spent 2 nights here and were amazed by the experience - the staff were lovely and spoke English as much as they could (which we did not expect!), the rooms were large, quiet and beautifully clean and the food was outstanding. Our room came with a private onsen style bath. The dinner consisted of a huge number of small courses which alone make the price of the accommodation well worth it - you would not be served better quality food and as much at any restaurant. Breakfast was also delicious and fresh. We even got to see the chef making soba noodles. This really was a lifetime experience and for travellers who want a traditional Japanese experience I definitely recommend staying here!

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“Absolutely worth the money”

If you calculate the worth of the fantastic dinner (and breakfast, and onsen!) this is not expensive. The onsen is beautiful (inside and outside) and the room was a real ryokan room. Perfect service. Can't believe there were no more tourists!

“Lugar fantástico para ficar”

No primeiro dia de nossa excursão de motocicleta pelo Japão, viajamos de Tóquio a Matsumoto. Além do passeio fantástico, acabamos neste grande Ryokan. Ele está tranquilamente localizado em uma rua lateral e quando você anda pelo lobby você acaba em um pátio com espreguiçadeiras. . . . Um lugar fan… Mais

No primeiro dia de nossa excursão de motocicleta pelo Japão, viajamos de Tóquio a Matsumoto. Além do passeio fantástico, acabamos neste grande Ryokan. Ele está tranquilamente localizado em uma rua lateral e quando você anda pelo lobby você acaba em um pátio com espreguiçadeiras. . . . Um lugar fantástico para descansar e relaxar. Meu irmão e eu dividimos um quarto, que era de bom tamanho e tradicional. Tinha a sala principal, um quarto de vestir e casa de banho com duche separado / onsen. Eles também forneceram-lhe os yukatas necessários para relaxar e usar quando jantar. Lembre-se, você dormirá em futons, que são confortáveis, mas difíceis de se levantar se você for "mais velho" como eu. ? A experiência de jantar foi maravilhoso. Uma refeição tradicional japonesa / menu fixo, com cerveja e saquê. A comida era muito boa ea garçonete falava inglês, explicando tudo para nós. . . . . que foi uma grande ajuda! Em geral, o Ryokan é realmente agradável e eu não hesitaria em ir novamente. Como uma nota lateral, este não é um lugar para ir se você estiver olhando para sair e aproveitar a vida noturna. É absolutamente o lugar para ir se você quiser desfrutar de um lugar tranquilo e experimentar a cultura japonesa. Apreciar!

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