Overview
A Taisho-era sukiya inn on Fuyacho south of Sanjo, serving kaiseki course by course in the room and holding tea gatherings twice a month.
Key facts
- Price
- Luxury
- Our tier, on a scale from Budget to Luxury
- Private onsen
- No onsen bath in the rooms; 1 kashikiri bath, free, book a slot
- Every room has a koyamaki wood bath; the inn says none of its baths are hot spring water
- Children
- Minimum age applies
- Elementary school age and over
Checked on the inn’s official site, . How we check
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Questions
Does Sumiya Ryokan have private onsen?
None of the rooms at Sumiya Ryokan has its own onsen bath. Every room has a koyamaki wood bath; the inn says none of its baths are hot spring water.
Does Sumiya Ryokan accept children?
Elementary school age and over.
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