Around Tengendai Plateau × Stays Popular For Snow-View BathsHighly rated Hotel·Ryokan for Onsen and bath

We visited as three generations of our family. The children enjoyed the latter half of summer vacation with marshmallows by the campfire, badminton and fireworks in the garden, and the pool. It was also great for parents to have tasty water and coffee available self-service in the lobby. The buffet at this Accommodation was thoughtfully varied, so the children never got bored and were very satisfied. The tempura and roast beef at dinner, as well as fried bread and banana milk at breakfast, were all delicious. The staff were also very pleasant. This is an Accommodation we would like to visit again.

We stayed at this Ryokan for my parents’ therapeutic hot-spring retreat. It’s a Ryokan that’s difficult to reach without a car, but it had a wonderful atmosphere. The staff were especially kind, and we truly enjoyed our stay. My elderly parents were delighted with the nostalgic Japanese-style room. There are many stairs inside the Accommodation, and my father, whose legs have started to weaken, had a bit of difficulty walking around the building. We had breakfast, and it was delicious Japanese food that left us completely full.

This was my second stay. After my visit last year, I wrote that the bath area felt dark and a bit unsafe without handrails, so I was surprised to see it had been improved this time. I understand that the darkness also adds to the secluded hot-spring atmosphere, so I didn’t expect my personal feedback would be taken into account. The towels were also personalized with a name this time. The meals were excellent—I only mentioned it as a minor point, so I was both surprised and happy. Thank you to the young lady at the front desk for walking with me to check where the bus stop was. It was another wonderful trip.