Around Mount Arasawa × Recommended Accommodation For Family TripsRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

I’ve stayed at several Hotels in the group, and this one also caught my interest, so I visited. On arrival we were treated to handmade canelés, and on departure we received cookies—delicious, of course, and truly heartwarming. The meals weren’t flashy, but they left such an impre

Each dish was carefully prepared and delicious, making the meal very enjoyable. The Uonuma Koshihikari rice was, of course, exceptional. Many of the staff were from overseas, but they all worked very hard and created a warm atmosphere. The bath area featured seven types of tubs,

Breakfast can be enjoyed at your preferred time, but dinner has a set start time, so it tends to get crowded at first. It's recommended to have a beer and wait for the crowd to thin out before getting your food. Both alcoholic and soft drinks are all-you-can-drink. There are also

Although we chose the Silver Plan with fewer dishes, the meal was just the right amount and variety, and we were very satisfied to enjoy the Onsen with meals included at a low price. Unfortunately, a cold snap returned and it snowed at night; since the Room was heated only by air

This Ryokan has a charming Showa retro vibe. The meals were plentiful, and the delicious rice was all-you-can-eat, so we couldn't resist having multiple servings. Our whole family was very satisfied and had a wonderful time.

I stayed at this Ryokan because it is close to Otani Park, making it convenient for using the Takigumo Shuttle Bus to Echigo Komagatake's trailhead at Shiori Pass. I opted for a No Meals Included plan as I wanted to keep costs low, and it perfectly suited my purpose. I also e