Ulasan & Kesan Tamu Myoken Ishiharaso

From the moment we a...

From the moment we arrived by car at the entrance, the staff’s guidance felt natural, and everything—from being shown to the lobby, to being served tea, to moving on to our room—was seamless. There was no awkward waiting or sense of rush; right after arrival, we were immediately eased into a relaxed rhythm. We stayed in a guest room created by renovating a detached stone storehouse. In contrast to its solid exterior, the interior had a practical layout, was meticulously cleaned, and felt very fresh—overall, the fundamental quality of the room was excellent. The Onsen is 100% free-flowing from the source with no added water and no heating, with an abundant flow. The water has a faint sulfur scent and a gentle softness that feels wonderfully soothing. In addition to the large public bath, we enjoyed two types of private baths as well as our in-room open-air bath many times. (We declined mixed bathing.) The meals were not just made with great ingredients; each dish clearly reflected significant effort and creativity. Even compared with other renowned Ryokan we have stayed at before, the level of refinement in flavor was exceptionally high. The service was also impeccable—starting with a young man from Nepal who assisted us (I regret I’ve forgotten his name), everyone was warm and natural without ever feeling overbearing. This is a Ryokan I had long wanted to try when visiting this area, and it turned out to be absolutely the right choice—a highly accomplished Onsen Accommodation overall.