Yokotei

♨️A century-old inn named by Shibusawa Eiichi, in Nagatoro Gorge

Saitama Nagatoro · Inn Yokotei

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A Century of History

• 🏛️Founded in 1912, named 'Yokotei' by Shibusawa Eiichi
• 🌿Set along the Arakawa River and Nagatoro Gorge
• 🛎️A quiet Japanese-style ryokan with 22 rooms

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A Hot Spring Overlooking the River

• ♨️An open-air bath along the Arakawa River, overlooking Nagatoro Gorge
• 🌸Cherry blossoms, fresh greenery, autumn leaves, and starlight — a view for every season
• 🕛Open 24 hours (except 10am-12pm for cleaning)

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'Hyakuju-no-yu,' a Private Bath for the 100th Anniversary

• 🛁A private bath opened in March 2022
• ♿A step-free design that's comfortable for elderly guests too
• 🕒45-minute sessions for 2,500 yen

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Neat Tatami Rooms

• 🍵Every room is Japanese-style tatami (10 tatami mats as standard)
• 📺Air conditioning, TV, and a refrigerator in every room, plus Wi-Fi throughout
• 🛀Some rooms have a private bathroom and toilet

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Local Cuisine from Chichibu's Mountains and River

• 🐟Salt-grilled ayu and ceramic-plate grilling
• 🍚A dinner of about 10 dishes, including seasonal tempura and pot-cooked rice
• 🥗Breakfast offers about 8 dishes, including egg with mizuna and grilled fish

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Riverside BBQ and Varied Facilities

• 🔥BBQ on the terrace along the Arakawa River (reservation required)
• 🛶Rafting, canoeing, pottery, and soba-making experiences
• 🏯A large banquet hall, 'Kodachi,' accommodating up to 125 tatami mats

A 5-minute walk from Kaminagatoro Station, meet the four seasons of the gorge and river at this century-old inn.

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From onsen etiquette to check-in — the things worth knowing first.

Know Before You Go · The Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour, and Welfare requires all international visitors to submit their passport number and nationality when registering at any lodging facility (inns, hotels, motels, etc. ). Additionally, lodging proprietors are required to photocopy passports for all registering guests and keep the photocopy on file.

* These policies are the property's own text, in English; the cancellation policy shown at booking takes precedence.