Inada Station × Highly rated for dining at Hotel·Ryokan

My child loves Mont Blanc, so we went to Kasama just to try the “Kasama Mont Blanc.” We made a Reservation at this Hotel because it was close to the roadside station. By chance, a suite (maisonette) Room was available, so we chose it. It was very quiet, and since we stayed from Sunday to Monday, we hardly saw any other guests (we did see some at breakfast), which made it feel almost like a private stay. For dinner, I ordered the hamburger steak. It was Hitachi beef hamburger steak, and the firm texture and rich meat flavor were irresistibly delicious. For breakfast, you can choose Japanese or Western style, so I chose Japanese. The rice—true to the region—was excellent, and the grilled fish (salmon) had perfect fat content and seasoning. Our Room also had a marble-style bath in the maisonette layout, so we could enjoy a touch of luxury. The staff were also courteous and thorough in their explanations and service. We plan to come back next year for the Mont Blanc we couldn’t have this time—and when we do, this is definitely an Accommodation we’d love to stay at again.

I had a very comfortable stay. Considering the price, it offered excellent value for money, and every meal was delicious with just the right portions. The Ryukyu-tatami Room was spacious and clean, making it easy to relax. Both the large public bath and the open-air bath were roomy, and the water felt soft with a slight silky texture—very soothing. I also appreciated being seated at a quiet end spot in the dining area for solo guests, which allowed me to enjoy my meals in peace. This is an Accommodation I would definitely like to visit again in a different season.

We use this property when visiting the nearby golf courses. We stop by after a round, and having an on-site laundry is very convenient for washing our golf wear. Above all, the clean, well-maintained interior and the air-conditioned Room are excellent. The light snacks provided are also consistently delicious no matter what you choose. This Facility is the perfect fit for our travel routine.

I was a little unsure about the container-style Hotel at first, but it was extremely comfortable. I couldn’t hear any noise from next door at all, and the Room was clean—an environment where I could stay for as many nights as needed. It’s difficult to use without a car due to the location, but if you have a car, it’s an excellent Hotel. The rates are reasonable as well, and I’ll stay again.

We stayed here with our family of four for a memorial service. We stayed in a spacious 20-tatami Room on the second floor, which was connected to another Room with a kotatsu, so it felt very open and comfortable. The place has the relaxing atmosphere of a countryside grandmother’s home. The garden trees were well maintained and lovely to look at. We did not add meals, but there are many restaurants inside the nearby AEON mall, so we had no trouble finding places to eat. Also, we were told the bath is not an Onsen but mineral spring water, and it was gentle and didn’t leave us feeling fatigued afterward. The tub is about the right size for around three people. The water was quite hot, so we added cold water as we soaked. There is no elevator in the building, so it may be difficult for elderly guests. There may be guest Rooms on the first floor as well, so if you plan to stay, it’s best to check with the Accommodation in advance.

This was my first time staying here. It’s a small hotel nestled in the forest. The surroundings are quiet, making it a perfect place to relax. When I stepped inside, I was impressed by how clean and well-maintained everything was—it made me wonder if I should take off my shoes before entering! The wooden-style room had a toilet, shower room, and a spacious sink area. Part of the elevated floor served as a large bed. The lights automatically turned on and off based on movement, which meant no need to manually switch them when getting into bed or waking up for the restroom—so convenient! And the baths! There’s an indoor bath on the first floor and an open-air bath on the second floor, both available for private use. The stone tubs were spacious with crystal-clear water, and while soaking in the outdoor bath under overhanging tree branches was amazing, even the indoor bath felt clean and refreshing. The design is minimal yet perfectly thought out—for example, there’s a spotlight-like light by the bed that’s ideal for reading or an unexpectedly long clothes rack that turned out to be very practical. It made me wonder if the owner might be an architect because they clearly understand what guests need! I’m already thinking about coming back just to stay here again—I’ve found such a gem!