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Free coffee and drinks, as well as draft beer for 200 yen, cater to customer needs. Conveniently located near the station, this Hotel offers excellent value unique to regional cities.

When you step into the Hotel, you are welcomed with a warm greeting. All the staff are very kind. The Hotel is old, but it is carefully maintained and feels clean. It’s a place I would like to stay at again.

At night, we could see a beautiful moon and stars from the open-air bath, and in the morning we enjoyed views of the Northern Alps mountain range—overall, we were able to fully enjoy the Onsen. With plenty of greenery around, it’s a place I’d like to visit during a long holiday. As for the Facility and breakfast, they felt average—neither particularly good nor bad.

We stayed during the Obon holiday period. Perhaps due to the Accommodation’s location, there were relatively few other guests, making it comfortable and relaxing. There are three types of baths—an indoor bath, an outdoor bath, and a cave bath (mixed-gender; disposable bathing wear required). The water temperature is on the mild side, so it feels especially pleasant in summer. We enjoyed the irori-style dinner Plan, but we didn’t feel dishes like sashimi or tempura were necessary; an irori-only meal would be perfectly sufficient. As this area is known for having some of the most beautiful starry skies in Japan, we went outside at night to stargaze. We were lucky enough to see a shooting star as well—it was truly beautiful (though we were a bit worried about bears).

It was my first time staying at a fully unmanned Accommodation, but check-in went smoothly and I had no complaints about either the Room or the Facility. The Onsen bath could be used privately in turn. Complimentary drinks and kitchen utensils were well provided, so I had no issues during my stay. Since there are no pajamas, you’ll need to bring your own; aside from that, for a No Meals Included stay it was excellent value for money, and I would stay here again.

The post town atmosphere was wonderfully charming and lovely. Although there were quite a few guests on the day we stayed, it was very quiet and relaxing. The meals were also delicious both at breakfast and dinner.

I didn’t use the bath because I went to a nearby public bathhouse instead. It was a shame—I could have enjoyed an Onsen in the area if I had arrived earlier. The triple Room was spacious and comfortable. I might have been able to see the Gamagori fireworks from the Room… I should have checked. I only used the Hotel for sleeping, so I didn’t really get to enjoy it, but the front desk staff were kind and helpful. I’d like to stay again if I have another opportunity.

Thank you very much for your hospitality the other day! The Facility is old, but the toilets and washbasins were new, and the Room’s air conditioner was also new, which was great. Breakfast was excellent—the rice was exceptionally delicious, the pork soup (made without miso) was wonderful, and the other side dishes were also tasty. This is an Accommodation I would love to stay at again next time. Thank you very much.

The building is old, but it has been kept reasonably clean. I’m sensitive to the dusty feel of older buildings, but it didn’t bother me much. It’s a traditional pension with a retro vibe. The owner was also very pleasant. I stayed in a Room with a unit bath. The unit bath was small and not really the kind you can relax in, but considering the price, I was satisfied. I’d like to stay here again when I visit Hakuba.

We had a wonderful two-day stay. Upon arrival, we were guided to our room with a detailed explanation, and the room located on an elevated spot offered a stunning view. I booked the Anniversary Plan to surprise my boyfriend for his birthday, and he was delighted with the decorations and cake—it was worth making the reservation. The meals were plentiful, leaving us completely satisfied when we left the accommodation. The atmosphere seemed enjoyable even in colder seasons, so we would love to visit again. Thank you very much!

We planned to visit my mother's grave and do some sightseeing, so we looked for a place to stay and found this pension. We initially reserved one room for four people, but since it felt a bit cramped for four adults, the owner kindly offered us two rooms instead. The pension itself is undeniably old, but both the owner and his wife were very friendly and approachable. Most importantly, the meals were absolutely delicious! Our whole family kept saying how tasty everything was. When making your reservation, I highly recommend including dinner in your plan. We chose a room with an attached bathroom and toilet, which allowed us to use them without worrying about other guests—this was very convenient!

Fresh air, delicious meals, and a quiet Onsen made for a wonderful experience. If I had to say, I wish the Onsen water was a bit hotter. Would definitely visit again!

It felt like renting an apartment. It was great that, in addition to futons and towels, there was also a hair dryer, a hair iron, various appliances, and even dishes. We didn’t have a baby with us, but there was a baby crib and other items, so I think it’s also suitable for families with small children. The station is just a few minutes’ walk away, and there are plenty of supermarkets, convenience stores, and restaurants nearby. Since everything is well equipped, I felt it’s ideal for longer stays.

A historic Ryokan... The front desk area is especially worth seeing. The Room, hallways, and toilets have been renovated. There are plenty of power outlets! Even if you stay as a group, you shouldn’t have any trouble charging various IT devices and other electronics. An affordable stay in a good old Ryokan—an experience you can’t get at a Hotel. Tatami mats and futons are the best! It would be perfect if the bath hours were a little longer. There was a sign saying, “Please ask us about extending bath hours.” If I go to Yokkaichi again, I’d like to stay here again.

We stayed with three families (seven people). It was very convenient, right in front of Kanazawa Castle and within walking distance of Omicho Market. There was a 7-Eleven and a bakery very close by, which we used for breakfast (the bakery was really delicious). The view from the Room was excellent, and we would like to stay here again when traveling with a large group.

We stayed for one night to celebrate his anniversary. We also used the room decoration service, and the staff handled our pre-arrival consultation very carefully, so we felt at ease on the day. The private open-air bath in the Room was at just the right temperature, and the soothing sound of the river flowing right beside us was wonderfully relaxing. Since he doesn’t like being tied to a schedule, we chose a Plan with breakfast only, and it turned out to be an incredibly delicious and stylish breakfast that exceeded what we expected from the photos! We also really appreciated the contactless meal delivery via a box connecting inside and outside of the Room—it was a big plus that let us relax without worrying about anything. If I had to mention one drawback, there were insects in the open-air bath at night, so we avoided bathing after dark. Still, thanks to the owner’s warm personality as well, this is a lovely Accommodation we’d definitely like to visit again.

The accommodation was convenient as it allowed entry without a key. On clear days, you can enjoy views of Mt. Fuji and fireworks from Fuji-Q Highland. Each unit includes parking for two cars, making it suitable for large groups. Asama Shrine is right in front, allowing for peaceful early morning visits. With beautiful mountains nearby, this accommodation is also recommended for hiking enthusiasts.

I stay here every year. The staff are always kind and wonderful. Thank you as always!

It was conveniently located near Sano Station, convenience stores, and restaurants. The building is old, but it was clean. I had to leave early in the morning and couldn’t have breakfast, which was a shame, but it looked delicious.