Japanese Inn
Japanese Style Hotel, Ryokan
noun
When you’re taking a trip to a public building, you might be staying at a Japanese inn. Those were very much public buildings for all kinds of travellers back in the day, when you think about it.
Alternatively, you could call this a Japanese style hotel, or just by its Japanese name, ryokan.
This is a jukugo word, which usually means on'yomi readings from the kanji. If you know the readings of your kanji you'll know how to read this as well.
すごくいい旅館ですね!
It's a very nice ryokan!
来月日本に旅行に行くんだけど、旅館とホテルとどっちにステイするのがいいと思う?
I'm traveling to Japan next month. Where do you think I should stay: a Japanese-style inn or a hotel?
なんでこの旅館、こんなにゴキブリが出るの?
Why are there so many cockroaches in this Japanese inn?
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