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Our Room was in the renovated annex, so it was clean and calming, spacious, and the view from the window was full of greenery—perfect for relaxing. The provided loungewear was a two-piece pajama set, which helped us pack lighter. We were also satisfied with the food; as an opti

We also look forward to the comfort of the private bath that rivals the quality of the meals each year. The stunning autumn foliage combined with Hanabusa's exquisite cuisine always creates a delightful harmony for us annually. We will visit again next year—thank you for an

The greenhouse house was, of course, nice, and the terrace seating was also good. This time, we used the steak shop, pizza shop, and soba shop, and the hamburger was very delicious. The pizza dough was fluffy and excellent. The soba was delicious, and it was satisfying with

The hotel is nestled in quiet nature, featuring a simple yet stylish design and a cozy interior. The guest rooms are spacious, allowing for a relaxing stay. The onsen facility across the way was not crowded and very enjoyable. The hotel staff provided warm and thoughtful ser

The first place we visited, the snow-covered Taiyuin, was magnificent. Thank you so much. The Hotel had clean Rooms, and the Onsen was spacious with a pleasantly comfortable temperature that made us want to stay in forever. We were extremely satisfied. We would love to visit

The Room smelled a little like cigarettes, maybe—but it didn’t bother me much. In the morning, the lady of the Accommodation chatted with me in a friendly way. Everyone else was smiling too, so I left feeling great. It’s also close to sightseeing spots, and I’m glad I chose this

The view outside the window is like a mountain landscape painting with a setting sun—truly beautiful. Next door is a ramen shop for dinner, and across the street is a FamilyMart for added convenience. Convenience stores in tourist areas are very helpful. Breakfast is buffe

Before I even introduced myself, they greeted me warmly and called me by name. It’s rare these days, but there was a list of guests’ names at the entrance. The open-air Onsen was amazing. Luckily it was private when I went, so I soaked twice before dinner—this is what happiness

I was confused because it shares the same parking lot as a particularly large pachinko parlor. However, if you are staying for a Multiple Night Stay for work, it is quiet, has a washing machine, a small kitchen, Wi-Fi, and there are places nearby where you can shop, so I think