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Japanese-Style Room with Hot Spring Bath - Non-Smoking
Overview
The family room at Funaya Ryokan is designed for comfort and relaxation, featuring air conditioning to ensure a pleasant atmosphere. It is adorned with traditional tatami flooring, creating an authentic Japanese experience. The room is equipped with six futons, providing ample sleeping space for families or groups. Guests will appreciate the convenience of a private bathroom, which includes both a bath and a shower, allowing for a refreshing start or end to the day. This room is perfect for those looking to immerse themselves in Japanese culture while enjoying modern amenities. Funaya Ryokan itself boasts a rich history of 390 years, offering guests access to hot-spring baths, a serene Japanese garden, and a sauna. Located just a short distance from Dogo-Onsen Train Station, it is an ideal base for exploring nearby attractions such as Isaniwa Shrine and Matsuyama Castle. With a blend of traditional charm and contemporary comfort, the family room at Funaya is a perfect choice for your stay.
Boasting a 390-year history, Funaya offers hot-spring baths, a beautiful Japanese garden and a sauna. Just 656 feet from Dogo-Onsen Train Station, it provides traditional rooms with futon bedding and tatami (woven-straw) floors. Each air-conditioned Japanese-room at Funaya Ryokan comes with a flat-screen satellite TV, fridge and tea maker. The private bathroom has a bathtub and slippers. Isaniwa Shrine and Dogo Park are a 5-minute walk away, and Dogo Giyaman Glass Museum is a 10-minute walk. Matsuyama Castle is about 1.9 mi away. The hotel is a 30-minute tram ride from JR Matsuyama Train Station and a 40-minute bus ride from Matsuyama Airport. On-site parking is free. Guests can relax and unwind with a massage, or enjoy with footbath within the hotel’s peaceful garden. Free wired internet access is provided in the lobby. Japanese cuisine is served at Aoigoke Restaurant, and tea and coffee can be enjoyed at Garden Terrace Komorebi.