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The room was clean with a great view, and the meals were all meticulously prepared and delicious. Above all, the hospitality was outstanding. The room featured a massage chair, there was a free private family bath (available anytime if unoccupied), rental samue outfits, and many

A lovely incense fragrance filled both the building and my Room, and seasonal flowers were displayed throughout—I could really feel the thoughtful attention to detail. The private baths are not Reservation-based, but most guests seemed very considerate about etiquette and time. W

Even if you can’t use the private bath, the large public bath is more than satisfying. As mentioned in reviews, the staff at this accommodation provide excellent service. This trip was for a belated birthday celebration by one month, and they gave me beautifully arranged flo

It had a comforting flavor (I'd love to eat it again). The all-you-can-drink alcohol was enjoyable too, though I wish they had chilled beer glasses. Services like post-bath ice cream or Yakult and late-night ramen were excellent touches. The only downside was that the roo

Although there was no large public bath, we could use five thoughtfully designed private baths for free as many times as we wanted. The Room, the baths, and the post-bath lounge area were all very relaxing. It was great to be able to drink iced coffee in the post-bath lounge

Next is about the baths. With three private baths available, we could always find one to use when we went. The indoor and outdoor baths in the large public bath area were very clean; during quieter times, you could even hear the sound of waves which made it very relaxing. We sta

(The private bath also had amenities like baby beds, baby baths, and child-sized chairs.) Since we checked in late, we missed out on activities like strolling around or playing table tennis—something we'll look forward to next time. Overall, this is an accommodation I highly re

Additionally, with unlimited drinks available at the lounge, we took out bread from the bakery and enjoyed it there (as a late lunch on our first day). The open-air baths offered both cypress wood and rock bath versions for variety. Some rooms also come with private baths, so

Above all, the Onsen is outstanding. Free-flowing hot spring water straight from the source. A faint sulfur scent, clear and silky-smooth water. For the price, the Room is spacious and even comes with a private indoor bath. Of course, yukata, bath towels, and even brand-n

An open-air bath on New Year's Eve afternoon—it was incredibly refreshing! At night, I enjoyed another session in the open-air bath without any hassle and took my time relaxing. The breakfast offered a variety of options, which made me very happy! I will definitely come back

We visited this charming accommodation nestled in the mountains after learning about its rich history. The room was spacious and elegantly designed. We were able to use the private baths when available, enjoying both and feeling truly relaxed. However, as it is located in the

The baths were a little hot with smooth, pleasant water. Since you can’t really enjoy the view from the open-air bath in the large public bath area, I recommend reserving a private bath in the morning if you want to relax in an open-air bath while enjoying the scenery. There was

The Room was very comfortable and relaxing. Everything felt great. The heating was warm and pleasant. The private bath was larger and cleaner than expected, making me wish I could have stayed longer without worrying about time. Breakfast was delicious, but waiting 20 minutes for

The food was varied—sashimi, sushi, steak, kushikatsu, and more—and everything tasted great. I also appreciate being able to enjoy alcohol freely since I like drinking. The bath was excellent: the indoor bath is very large and the water is clean. The open-air bath is smaller (a

The Ryokan was very clean, and both the facility and the open-air bath were excellent. It would have been nice if towels were provided in the bath area. Also, unfortunately, I couldn't use the private baths as they were always fully booked. Still, I managed to enjoy three

Despite having fewer than 10 rooms, this small Ryokan offers two private baths, two family baths, and one open-air bath each for men and women. The private and family baths do not require reservations; you can enjoy them anytime they are available as your own private Onsen experi

There’s also a sauna (which exceeded my expectations as saunas during trips often disappoint) and a cold bath, which I enjoyed multiple times in rotation. They provided three types of shampoo: horse oil, honey, and soy milk—very well-stocked! Our room was a 15-tatami mat Ja

The private bath was spacious (with two washing areas), and having water provided in a pot allowed us to relax and enjoy soaking at our own pace. Above all, the hospitality from everyone, led by the proprietress, was wonderful. Their attentiveness struck just the right balan

The coffee was also excellent. The bath in my Room had a window—so it wasn’t an open-air bath—but it had a lovely atmosphere, and the water was great. It was truly relaxing. Since the large public bath changes by time slot, I was able to use both, and the private bath also had b

The Onsen was rich in minerals, leaving my skin smooth and supple. I also enjoyed a private dining experience with delicious dishes cooked over an irori hearth. The pairing with Japanese sake was perfect! Even though it was my first time visiting, I felt nostalgic because I h