Inishie no Yado Keiun

The facilities were lovely, with both a nice big wooden bath in the room, and public and four (though one was temporarily closed) private baths. The area don't get too many non-Japanese tourists, so it helps if you know a smattering of Japanese, but the staff also have translation devices on hand to help. It was also nice that you could opt out of the ryokan dinner, which we did so we could discover local restaurants, but make sure to have a car if that's what you're planning to do.

Izumo is a sleepy town but deep in history, Inishie no Yado Keiun just made my stay more meaningful in the cultural experience and understanding of the place. The staff are super friendly thou they don’t speak English, they made huge effort to use electronic translator and such to communicate. I really like the place a lot.

Clean, quiet, great food, staff very friendly and helpful. The bed was very comfortable, I loved the onsen in our room, and the self grinding coffee was excellent, beautifully decorated.

Elegant interior and baths, high quality craftsmanship all over the place. Very delicious breakfast, outstanding service in a calm environment. Unforgettable stay

Everything was so beautiful and the staff were nice.