Yokotekan: An Inn of Traditional and Historic Hot Springs with the multistory timber inn illuminated against the night sky.
Yokotekan: An Inn of Traditional and Historic Hot Springs with an elegant tatami room with low table and decorative screens.
Yokotekan: An Inn of Traditional and Historic Hot Springs with a long timber corridor overlooking an interior courtyard.
Yokotekan: An Inn of Traditional and Historic Hot Springs
11 Ikaho, Ikaho-cho, Shibukawa-shi, Gunma Prefecture
Price on request · Traditional Ryokan
Yokotekan: An Inn of Traditional and Historic Hot Springs is a draft Shibukawa profile supported by exact-property evidence. Verified room categories are tatami room, verified styles are traditional japanese, historic timber, and verified outlooks are details that remain unconfirmed. Unsupported architectural, historical and room details remain neutral null.
The material profile establishes natural onsen, rotenburo, indoor bath, private bath. Private onsen is unconfirmed, and selectable or bookable private bathing is unconfirmed. Kaiseki is unconfirmed, while seasonal cuisine is true. The frozen supplier snapshot describes the water as Sulfate hot spring.
Check-in is 15:00 and checkout is 10:00. Frozen suppliers conflict on latest arrival, so no latest-arrival cutoff is asserted. Frozen suppliers conflict on room inventory, so the canonical room count remains null. Cached supplier access guidance is a dated practical snapshot and should be reconfirmed directly before travel.
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