Onsens around Tobira Onsen and Utsukushigahara Onsen × Popular RyokanRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

I stayed here once about two years ago, and this time my overseas trip was canceled due to the Iran–Israel war, so I decided at short notice to stay for a few days in Japan to enjoy the Onsen and relax. I am truly grateful for the staff’s kindness, service, and thoughtful hospita

They also prepared a late-night snack to take back to the room after dinner. Breakfast was also very delicious. Our room was a spacious Japanese-style room with three rooms, an open-air bath, and two washrooms, providing a relaxing atmosphere. The amenities were well-provide

First of all, the amount of food was just right. The quality was also satisfying, and the breakfast buffet was wonderful. I enjoyed a welcome drink of beer after the bath. The Onsen was spacious, and I particularly liked the open-air bath that resembled an infinity pool with a vi

The daily entertainment corner featured flamenco and guitar performances; while we expected it to be louder, it was perfectly scaled for enjoyment. Before departure, they even wiped our car windows for us. It had been a while since our last stay at an onsen ryokan, but the hosp

We thoroughly enjoyed the building with a Shinshu-like charm, the atmospheric furnishings, and the Onsen with a sense of elegance. The dining area was also lovely, and the food, featuring both seafood and mountain delicacies, was of high quality, leaving our family of three very

The wine was also from a well-known winery. The Japanese-style Room had a large TV, and I slept very well on the futon. Dinner featured carefully prepared dishes using plenty of Shinshu ingredients and seasonal produce. Even the dessert was elaborate and delicious. Breakfast of

Dinner, served in a semi-private room, is a course where you can choose dishes to your liking, and every dish was very delicious, including breakfast, making for a very satisfying meal. The staff at the ryokan were all courteous, allowing us to have a pleasant stay throughout.

The onsen water is slightly hot but gentle, with a natural flow directly from the source. Although there is no open-air bath, the quality of the water was satisfying. The stairs are built in an older style and may feel steep to some. Meals, both breakfast and dinner, were highly

Both dinner and breakfast were delicious and filling. I thought it would be nice if the pickles buffet served at dinner could also be available at breakfast. I stayed in a twin room, which was spacious, had a nice view, and was very relaxing. The Onsen felt almost like a priv

Breakfast offered seating on tatami mats which worked wonderfully for families with children like ours. Every item on the buffet menu tasted great too—having local bottled milk available made me especially happy! Upon departure each guest received handmade tissue pouches crafted

Both meals were served in the Room, allowing us to enjoy them without worrying about others. We were able to savor delicious homemade dishes, including Shinshu beef. The bath was not large, but it was clean and comfortable. The cost performance is excellent. It is a Ryokan that m

I chose this place for the price, but I didn’t experience any particular inconveniences. There are supermarkets and restaurants nearby, so it’s a good option for sightseeing in Matsumoto. I’d be happy to stay here again if I have the opportunity.