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It was an accommodation beyond expectations. A luxurious space with the exclusivity of one group per day and a whole building rental, featuring a spacious room enhanced by exposed beam ceilings, and surrounded by Japanese-modern furniture, lighting, and decor. Both dinner and breakfast were not only delicious in taste but also visually stunning. We enjoyed these refined dishes on a solid single-slab wooden table. I wonder how many times I said "delicious" or "beautiful." The conversation with the owner-chef, who has a unique background, was incredibly interesting and enjoyable. Yunotsuru Onsen won first place again this year in the Hidden Hot Springs & Famous Hot Springs category for the Kyushu-Okinawa area at the Onsen General Election 2025. The hot spring water at Tsurunoya felt like a silky beauty serum that women would love. Moreover, it is luxuriously offered as free-flowing natural hot spring water in a cypress bathtub for you to enjoy. Additionally, guests can also bathe for free at nearby partnered accommodations' onsens—a delightful perk for onsen enthusiasts. Without TVs or clocks to distract you from daily life’s hustle and bustle, this stay offered an extraordinary escape into tranquility—making it an incredibly luxurious two-day-one-night experience in every sense. I hope to visit again soon!

The renovated traditional building offers a modern Japanese-style Ryokan with friendly and helpful staff. The Onsen is available as a private bath, and you can use it anytime if it's vacant. There are three baths, each supposedly at different temperatures, but they all seemed to be the same temperature and quite hot. The much-talked-about breakfast was also delicious.

This was our fourth stay. Ever since our first visit, we’ve been impressed by the delicious meals, the relaxing Onsen, and the wonderful hospitality of the proprietress and all the staff—an Accommodation that always makes us want to return. It also has a charming, nostalgic atmosphere, and the Room was spotless and beautifully maintained—nothing to complain about. We’re planning to visit again next year, and we’re already looking forward to it.

On a Multiple Night Stay with my elderly mother, the staff were very considerate in many ways, and we were able to spend our time comfortably. The meals were delicious, but for my elderly mother and me (over 60), the portions were too large to finish. We didn’t need lunch; snacks were enough. The Onsen water was great, and we could relax in the scenic-view bath, the family bath, and the steam bath. However, the bathtub in our Room was too deep, which felt a bit dangerous, so unfortunately my mother couldn’t use it. Since there is no elevator, I think guests with mobility issues should check in advance. The sunrise and morning glow from our Room and from the scenic-view bath—as well as the night view—were very beautiful scenery that we could have watched forever.

This Accommodation has only five Rooms, yet it has two private baths, and you can use them anytime if they are available. I used them four times. The hot water was excellent. It’s a 4-minute walk to Yubatake, but there are many slopes, so it was great to relax in the Accommodation’s private baths. There is also a convenience store nearby. The breakfast was generous and delicious! All the staff were very kind.

I travel somewhere every month, and this was an accommodation I would love to stay at again. Thanks to this place, I had a wonderful trip, and I would like to express my gratitude here. Highlights: - Convenient location for sightseeing in Beppu Onsen using only public transportation. - They kindly stored my luggage before check-in. - The room was spacious, comfortable, and very quiet. The amenities in the room were practical and well-thought-out without any unnecessary items. Attention to detail was evident—non-slip tabi socks were a nice touch! - The bedding felt great on the skin; the comforter was light yet warm, allowing me to sleep soundly. Points that might feel inconvenient for some: The private open-air bath attached to the room has high-temperature spring water, so you need to add cold water yourself. It took about 3 minutes to adjust it to a comfortable temperature, so I recommend checking the bath temperature before taking a shower. Personally, I enjoyed being able to set it just right for myself and had a relaxing soak. No negative points come to mind. Two regrets: I couldn’t eat the welcome sweets or the pudding sold there because I was too full!

The hospitality, meals, and Onsen were outstanding—this was a wonderful Ryokan. The service from the international staff was very polite, and everyone had such lovely smiles; it felt truly warm and welcoming. Highly recommended! As for the Onsen, there were an open-air bath, family baths (private baths), and an indoor bath. During our stay we used the family baths and the open-air bath—the open-air bath felt wonderfully spacious, and with three different family baths to choose from, we never got bored!

We stayed here for a family trip. Our family of four enjoyed being able to go back and forth between two connected Rooms with bunk beds. After a tiring journey, the Onsen was very relaxing. If I had to say one thing, I wish it had been a bit more spacious. Considering the cost, we were very satisfied. We would like to stay again if we have the chance.

During our two-night, three-day stay, we were able to relax and unwind in this quiet Accommodation. The meals were also very delicious. The Tochigi Wagyu beef in particular was tender and outstanding. All the staff provided pleasant, welcoming service, which made our stay very comfortable. The large public bath was spacious, and perhaps because there aren’t many guest rooms, it never felt crowded—almost like having it to ourselves—so we could soak at ease. I was happy that the hair dryer was a ReFa. The welcome apple juice and manju were delicious. I noticed the apple juice was sold at the shop—I regret not buying some to take home. I’d love to stay again when visiting Kinugawa or Nikko.

We stayed here for a celebration, and the meals, room, and service were all excellent—our whole family was very happy. If I had to ask for one thing, it would be perfect if both large public baths had an open-air bath and a sauna. Still, the in-room open-air bath was amazing—I even enjoyed it alone with a beer! The celebration cake, the drinks and sweets in the lounge, dinner and breakfast, and all the complimentary items and beverages were wonderful. The guest of honor—and our entire family—were truly impressed. Next time, I’d love to bring my parents as well; we look forward to staying with you again then.

Located right in front of the Yubatake, yet it was wonderfully quiet. Each piece of furniture was so beautiful I wanted to photograph it, the artwork on display was all tasteful, and even the hallways gleamed. It is a historic building with a strong sense of tradition, but the Room has been renovated to be comfortable and easy to spend time in. I sincerely hope it will continue to stand with dignity without catering too much to passing trends. I will be back again.

We stayed on 8/3. It was our first trip to Saga and our first time at Furu-yu Onsen, and we were able to fully enjoy the Onsen and a truly delicious meal. The Facility feels a bit old and historic, but it has been nicely renovated, so we had a comfortable stay. We chose the Saga beef Plan, and both the hot stone grill and shabu-shabu were very tender and delicious. It was also great to dine in a semi-private room while enjoying the view outside. This time we requested the “Crane’s Return of Kindness Plan,” and the staff kindly accommodated us. The finished video turned out wonderfully, and my wife was so moved that she has watched it many times since we got home. They gladly responded to our requests and even suggested a surprise plan, for which we are very grateful. Furu-yu Onsen itself doesn’t seem very well known, which felt a little quiet, but it’s such a great Onsen that I’d like to recommend it to others as well. Right now, it’s especially recommended thanks to the Kingdom collaboration!

We took a 3-night, 4-day trip to Oita with our 4-year-old daughter and stayed here in Yufuin on the final night. Since we had spent the previous two nights at a large Hotel in Beppu, we chose this place because we wanted to relax somewhere quiet in Yufuin. Each guest room is set apart like a separate annex, and the nostalgic atmosphere—like visiting a countryside grandparent’s home—was wonderfully calming. For our daughter, everything felt new and exciting since she doesn’t have things like shoji screens, sliding doors, or a kotatsu at home, and she really enjoyed it. The meals were beautifully presented and delicious, and the baths were not crowded, so we could fully enjoy the spacious open-air bath at our own pace. It was also great that even though it’s in such a convenient location with easy access to Yunotsubo Kaido just a short walk along the river, we could still stay in peace and quiet. I’m glad we were able to end our Oita trip at this Accommodation—it became a wonderful memory for us.

Room We made a Reservation for a Japanese-style Room with a toilet. The Room was spacious, very clean, and comfortable. They provided two layered futon mattresses, so we slept well. Meals There was a wide variety of dishes, and everything was delicious. The flounder sashimi was especially impressive. Children There was a ball pit in the Room, and we could choose DVDs from many options such as Anpanman, Studio Ghibli, and Disney. We were also able to borrow various items such as toys, bath toys, bath soap for children, a bath chair for children, and an indoor low chair—everything was excellent.

The Room and the free-flowing open-air Onsen bath were both spacious, and we enjoyed a truly luxurious stay. The proprietress and staff were also very pleasant, and we were extremely satisfied. Mt. Yufu was beautiful as well. The chilled alcohol in the refrigerator was a welcome touch for someone like me who loves sake. The location is quiet, surrounded by rice fields. Since you’ll turn onto some narrow roads along the way, don’t forget to set your navigation system properly. I drove without much planning and got pretty lost. They also offer free bicycle rentals, so if you’re heading toward the station area for dinner, I recommend using them. Checking in and going straight to the Onsen right away really is wonderful.

The bath at the Accommodation was quite nice, and we were also able to use the bath at a nearby Hotel, so we were very satisfied.

All staff are very helpful and respond kindly, accommodating even special requests with flexibility. The Room is clean, the location is convenient, and this Accommodation comes highly recommended.

We stayed at “Konpira Machiya Maru” with three adults and one dog (medium-sized). This is a fully renovated, entire-home rental Accommodation, and everything—from the building itself to the Facility, amenities, and supplies—exceeded our expectations. The beds were very comfortable, and everyone said they slept soundly. The location is about a 1-minute walk from both JR Kotohira Station and Kotoden Kotohira Station, making it an ideal base for visiting Konpira Shrine. We traveled by car (HiAce Long), and the parking area is adjacent to the Accommodation with plenty of space even for a large vehicle. We only interacted with the staff at check-in, but they were polite and warmly welcoming without being intrusive. It was a wonderful Accommodation that I would confidently recommend to friends—and I will definitely be returning.

We stayed in both the West and East rooms as a three-generation family. The historic building has been renovated with modern facilities, making it very comfortable. Thanks to the detailed guidance provided the day before, we were able to arrive without any worries. This was especially helpful as there is a parking lot just before the entrance, which can be tricky to find due to the busy pathway filled with people. My parents, who are nearly 80 years old, used handrails for going up and down the stairs but mentioned they had a comfortable stay. The staff were all very kind and accommodating; they helped us by making a reservation at "Bone-in Chicken Tanaka" for dinner upon request and provided information about taking a taxi to Daimon when we expressed concerns about my parents' mobility. Thanks to their support, my parents could visit Hongu Shrine while we made it all the way to Okunoin Temple—a truly memorable experience!

The staff’s thoughtful attention to detail is wonderful! The Facility seems to be a renovated historic building, and we had a very comfortable stay. The private family bath had amenities such as lotion, which was a big help since we had used ours up while visiting different Onsen. We were able to relax and enjoy it at the end of our Onsen-hopping. The rice cooked in an individual pot at breakfast is absolutely delicious. Highly recommended.