Ryokan Okayama
Niigata Prefecture, 218, Tagiri, Myoko City
Price on request · Traditional Ryokan
Ryokan Okayama brings together twelve rooms, Myoko spring bathing, and a generous regional table in Akakura. Ryokan Okayama occupies a sure-footed position in the Akakura Onsen district of Myoko, where the mountain draws water from a single source and delivers it, without recirculation or addition, into hinoki baths that smell of the forest.
The water from Mount Myoko, flowing without interruption into a private hinoki bath at night, is what a guest carries home.
With 12 guest rooms, Ryokan Okayama operates at a compact scale that keeps the stay close to the room, bath, and table. Bathing includes open-air spring water and private facilities, although room-attached baths and reservable shared baths should be distinguished when choosing a room.
Meals are part of the overnight experience, but guests should check the formal style, ingredients, and serving location for the selected plan and season.
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