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- Nasu Onsen Sanraku
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Ulasan & Kesan Tamu Nasu Onsen Sanraku
- Kamar & Fasilitas4.18
- Fasilitas4.08
- Layanan Pelanggan4.36
- Makanan4.42
- Mata air panas・Pemandian4.62
- Kepuasan4.30
Attention to detail
This time, I stayed with my husband. The accommodation had various thoughtful touches, and it was very comfortable to relax in the lounge. The meals were delicious and the portions were just right. The open-air bath was spacious. There is nothing to complain about, but it would be even better if there were samue in addition to yukata. I would like to visit again next time for a girls' gathering.
- Kamar & Fasilitas5
- Fasilitas5
- Layanan Pelanggan5
- Makanan5
- Mata air panas・Pemandian5
- Kepuasan5
- 29/9/2024～
- 2 orang 1 kamar
- Standard Room (Bed Type West Wing / 10 Tatami + 4 Tatami Alcove)
- Termasuk Makan Malam dan Sarapan
Balasan dari Fasilitas
Thank you very much for choosing to stay at Nasu Onsen Sanraku. We were delighted to read your comments, and it warmed our hearts to know that you enjoyed your stay with us. Our cuisine, in particular, features carefully selected ingredients from across the country as well as local produce, with dishes meticulously handcrafted by our chefs. The menu and the presentation of the dishes change with the seasons, allowing you to enjoy the transition of the seasons through our cuisine. We are also honored that you enjoyed our pride and joy, the open-air bath. Our hot spring source naturally gushes out at 800 liters per minute from several rock crevices in Daimaru's valley. It is channeled directly to our facility from 5.4 kilometers upstream through natural flow, without any heating, circulation, or filtration, offering a pure "free-flowing hot spring." Please enjoy it to your heart's content while gazing at the seasonal maple leaves overhead. We will continue to strive to ensure that more guests will say, "I want to come back again." From Nasu Highlands, where the maple leaves are starting to change color.