Daiya Ryokan Reviews

If you are searching for something really authentic, this is one of the best places you can go. But keep in mind that it is a very old ryonkan, not very cared, it\'s quite a mess, absolutely plenty of old staff all along the corridors and not clean at all. Rooms are wide, but very old and quite abandoned, and so are the futons (my sheets had holes!). The staff is extremely kind and open, but barely speak English... The number of bathrooms is very limited

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It was a very busy time when we stayed (New Years) so apparently we'd been bumped into the smallest room. And yet we still paid the normal price! The place is very old and it honestly felt like we were staying at an Aunt's place who had forgotten she was going to have visitors, there was stuff everywhere. It felt like we were in someone's house, which normally we don't mind, but it was a rather messy one... The bathroom facilities were not great. Also, she has dogs (people with allergies beware)