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When we first visited during summer vacation, it was so cool it felt like a summer retreat in the Kansai region, and we really enjoyed walking around Tonomine Highlands. The only disappointment was that the weather wasn’t great and we couldn’t see the night sky—so this time my husband chose the date based on the moon phase and we came back for another try! This time our family who had come home to visit joined us as well. Our trip started at Izushi Castle, where we enjoyed Sara Soba, then we headed over to Tonomine Highlands for a walk before checking in. Dinner was a wonderful Japanese-Western mix again, and we were completely full with seasonal dishes like tempura and kamameshi—everything was delicious. We brought down jackets (and you can also borrow warm fleece coats, flashlights, and other stargazing items from the hotel) and moved to Parking Lot No. 2—it was pitch-dark and cold. This time our family brought a camera, so we were able to take photos too. We were thrilled by the incredible night sky, then warmed up slowly in the large public bath. We ate way too much at the breakfast buffet as well (lol). We’ll definitely stay again. Thank you very much for your hospitality.

We stayed on October 2–3. We traveled as a couple and stayed in a maisonette-style room with twin beds. It was very comfortable. Dinner was more than we could finish, but everything was beautifully presented and delicious. Breakfast was well balanced, and we were full from the morning. The bath area was not crowded and very relaxing.

We stayed as a family of three with our 5-year-old son to celebrate my husband’s birthday. The hot springs and the meals were wonderful, and my husband was truly delighted. The summer-only outdoor pool was also spacious and refreshing, and our son loved it too. (It would be even more helpful if there were a clock by the poolside.) I also bought the original lotion “Silver Drops Nene” as a souvenir for myself, and it feels great—I highly recommend it. We purchased the original face masks as gifts. It was also impressive how each staff member responded promptly and with a smile. We were able to make wonderful family memories. Thank you very much.

The location is quite tucked away, so I was a bit worried whether it really existed, but the room was a traditional Japanese-style room with a view of the river from the window and it was clean. When I first arrived, I noticed an odor in the hallway, but I got used to it and it stopped bothering me. The building has been expanded over time, so the layout felt quite complex. Dinner was a shabu-shabu course, and it was more elaborate than I expected. The seasoning suited my taste, everything was explained carefully, and we enjoyed it in a friendly atmosphere. Breakfast was also satisfying—the rice was delicious, and the miso soup is served warmed in an iron pot. The baths were great as well: both an indoor bath and an open-air bath with river views, with very nice water. Overall, I left with such a good impression that I’d like to visit again. As an aside, all of the staff were very handsome!