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

Thank you very much for taking such great care of our family of five. Before our stay, you kindly explained by phone how to get to the parking lot and bus stop for Mt. Komagatake, as well as how crowded it might be. Even though it was before check-in, you drove us to the bus stop, which was a huge help. You also upgraded our room because there was availability, and we were able to stay in a spacious, higher-grade room—making it a wonderful memory. From the room, the large public bath, and the dining area, we could see greenery that felt truly relaxing. Each dish was carefully prepared and beautifully presented; it even felt like a bit more than enough. We highly recommend staying at this inn.

As we were traveling by train, the pick-up and drop-off service was greatly appreciated. Relaxing in a spacious, spotless traditional Japanese-style Room while enjoying tea and kintsuba was wonderful. We headed to the Onsen right away, and both the indoor bath and the herbal open-air bath were so relaxing that all our walking fatigue melted away—it was truly refreshing. The meal kept coming with dish after dish featuring local ingredients; by the time we got to the stem wasabi soba, we were already full and had to pass on the rice and soup. The dumpling soup at breakfast was also delicious. Thank you for the wonderful meal. Early in the morning, from our Room window, Mt. Ontake was glowing in the sunrise... It turned into an absolutely wonderful trip. Thank you very much (bow).

We stay here every year, and the food is simply delicious. If you stay for two nights, the dinner buffet menu changes slightly. It’s fun to see that something from yesterday is gone, or that something new has been added. It’s also convenient that Suganodai Bus Center, Komagane Farms, and “Boke” apple pie are all within walking distance.