大関屋旅館
Ozekiya Ryokan is a welcoming ryokan inn run by the elderly yet charming Kamigahira-san — who as the ryokan's okami (General Manager) ensures all guests are made to feel part of the family during their stay.
Guests will be instantly mesmerized by the ryokan’s dark wood exterior, which matches the rustic allure of Hida Furukawa. The Japanese-styled rooms create a relaxing atmosphere with lattice windows, wooden floors, and softly colored walls.
If guests crave a breath of fresh air, they can stroll through the ryokan’s small on-site garden. The peaceful outdoor retreat exudes tranquility with stone lanterns and beautifully landscaped greenery.
For meal time, Ozekiya serves a host of traditional foods from sweet to savory for guests who opt into the meal plans during their stay. Ozekiya is a conveniently located inn, perfect for travellers looking for a slice of home in an otherwise foreign environment.
| Price | Room rates for one night (excludes tax): Without meals: 4,000 yen Credit cards not accepted. |
|---|---|
| Check-in | 3pm |
| Check-out | 10am |
| Wi-Fi | Available |
| Access | Ozekiya Ryokan is a 7-minute walk from Hida-Furukawa Station. |
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