Ayame Ryokan Inn

Itako City

Eastern Ibaraki

Traditional Inns (Ryokan)

Private Baths/Showers

Onsen/Public Bath

This long-established Japanese-style inn is situated near the Kita-Tone River in the small city of Itako.
The inn’s riverside location means stunning views, including traditional boats visible from guest rooms and the hot spring bath on the fifth floor.
Items commemorating Noguchi Uji, a famous poet born in the city, are displayed around the hotel.

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Address: 108-24 Itako, Itako City, Ibaraki 311-2424
Business Hours: Business Hours
Check-in: 15:00 (Last check-in 20:00)
Check-out: 10:00
Website: http://www.ayame.co.jp/
Contact: TEL: 0299-62-2127
Parking: 60 parking spots

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