Naoshima Ryokan Roka

Japanese inn · Naoshima

Naoshima Ryokan Roka

Japanese inn · Naoshima

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123, Naoshima, Kagawa District, Kagawa 761-3110, Japan

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Traditional Japanese hospitality with modern design and onsen  

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123, Naoshima, Kagawa District, Kagawa 761-3110, Japan Get directions

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+81 87 899 2356
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The Reinvention of the Ryokan

"On the Japanese art island of Naoshima, Naoshima Ryokan Roka is meant as the first luxury ryokan for the art-obsessives who flock here." - The MICHELIN Guide

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Matt Mather

Google
Our stay at Ryokan Roka was truly a highlight of our recent trip and the nicest place we stayed while in Japan. The service, food, and atmosphere far exceeded our expectations and the Roka was the perfect combination of traditional and modern Japanese design and hospitality. Our only regret was we couldn't stay longer but we will definitely return!

mena m

Google
You can usually rate your stay at a hotel or in this case a ryokan, by its bed. Let’s face it, we all need a great night’s sleep when travelling and following long days sightseeing. |Although I would commend this Ryokan on its beautifully designed suites, a hard futon is unbearable and torturous. If you don’t like the sensation of sleeping on the floor, which is what this futon felt like, then it’s quite possibly a deal breaker for you too. |Of course you could overlook this if all attempts are made to solve the issue after a long sleepless night. When you are paying well-north of $1000 per night, expectations should be high. |The staff offered no solution and the day went by with no remedy. After some distress they remade the bed wedging two feather doonas between the futon and the fitted sheet. This made no impact and I endured another sleepless night. After two nights I was shattered and fragile and eager to leave. ||In regard to suite amenities, there is no body lotion or shower caps, possibly my two highly sought after needs when travelling. Is this penny pinching? No little treats waiting for you when you return from a long day out. Usually something a high end boutique stay would offer. |The restaurant is worthy of mention, the attention to detail with each dish is authentically Japanese and a total treat. This experience however can easily be enjoyed as an external guest for a fraction of the cost we committed to our stay. |Other side notes |- coffee very average|- welcome drink is green tea (no extras) hopefully you like green tea! |- location is at the end of an uninspiring street on the outskirts of Honmura, unlike Bennesse House which has stunning ocean views. |- The private onsen was a blessing to ease the muscles after a long night on the hard futon. |- The fire pit was a nice place to sit after dinner. |If I had my time again, I would not stay here but I would visit for the Sushi Kaiseki dinner. |I rarely write reviews but I really felt that this needed to be shared. I did request to speak with the manager however he was conveniently unavailable. |Buyer beware.

Mark Sturley (Mark Sturley)

Google
The service was impeccable. The baths were the perfect respite after a long day of exploring naoshima. The food was delicious and the rooms were modern but cozy. Definitely worth the stay!

Moist Toad

Google
Great hotel! Authentic Ryokan and the staff couldn’t be more attentive! Awesome experience and definitely recommended. Food is great if you love or want to experience Japanese food.

Sebastien A

Google
Beautiful, fresh rooms. Dinner was so tasty. Very friendly staff. Make sure to ask for MJ to help show you around!

Pablo Estevez Hinojosa

Google
Incredible experience 6/5. The hotel is beautiful the rooms are super spacious, food is great and staff is super helpful. Breakfast (western breakfast was Ok not incredible but overall it’s a great place to stay)

Toraneko

Google
It was one of the amazing hotels I have ever stayed. The hotel staff picked us up at a main port in Naoshima, and assured us that we could call him as many times as needed. We handed our baggage to him and went cycling. After our cycling excursion, he picked us up again and drove us to the hotel. As soon as we went in the hotel, we’re greeted by a pleasant aroma. We were offered welcome tea and had a chance to relax. A young nice staff tope me to our room. The pleasant aroma of wood filled the air, everything was well furnished, we’re so excited. Dinner with local oyster was so nice, and they offered us some nice sake and wines. There is a hot spring bathtub in the room and was so nice. Cold water and beers in a fridge and they are all included. They are so friendly and had a staff who spoke English. I’ll definitely come back to this place.

AnneElise Nicoladis

Google
Naoshima Ryokan Roka provides an unforgettable experience blending traditional Japanese hospitality with the enchanting allure of island life. From the moment you step inside, you're enveloped in a world where every detail is curated for comfort and beauty. The rooms offer a serene retreat, harmoniously blending modern amenities with classic Japanese aesthetics. The onsen is a highlight, offering a tranquil space to unwind. Naoshima itself is a masterpiece, with its blend of natural beauty and contemporary art installations. Dining at Ryokan Roka is a culinary journey, featuring exquisite dishes that showcase the freshest local ingredients. Above all, the service is impeccable, with staff going above and beyond to ensure a memorable stay. Ryokan Roka isn’t just a place to stay; it’s a profound immersion into the best of Japanese culture and hospitality.