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The bath is a bit old-fashioned, but the Onsen water was wonderfully silky and excellent. As others have mentioned, the building is older and has quite a few stairs, but it has been nicely renovated and thoroughly cleaned, so it didn’t bother us and we were comfortable. The Accommodation staff were also very kind.

This was my second visit, and the meals were still delicious. The Onsen was clean, and I could relax and enjoy it at my own pace.

Because of a sudden change of plans, we made a last-minute Reservation and stayed here, and it was far more enjoyable than we expected! In the lobby right by the entrance, there was a kids’ play area, board games, and a small complimentary ice cream service—our child was thrilled. Meals were buffet-style, with a wide variety of items stylishly displayed, which made dining fun. We were especially impressed by the many dishes featuring ingredients from Ibaraki. Even though our Reservation was last-minute, they handled food allergies very carefully—for example, providing us with a detailed list—which we really appreciated. Our Room had not been renovated, so we noticed a slight musty smell and some humidity. If we stay again, we would like to reserve a renovated Room. Overall, the staff were very kind and made our stay comfortable.

Anyway, I was amazed by the dinner menu. I truly enjoyed Chef Fujimoto’s cuisine. There’s no word that quite captures how good it was—“delicious” still isn’t enough. Honestly, the Room was simple, but the food made me want to come back. The bed was firm.

This was my first stay, and the food was incredibly delicious—both dinner and breakfast. The dessert at dinner was also excellent. The Onsen was clean and relaxing. However, the Room felt a bit small, and while the amenities were well stocked, there was no comb in the bath area, so I had to bring one from the Room, which was inconvenient. Everyone at the Hotel was very kind and responded to my questions politely.

I stayed for 3 nights and 4 days with No Meals Included for a hot-spring therapy visit. I had read in advance that there are no restaurants nearby and that I would need to stock up, so I thought buying about two days’ worth would be enough since there is a roadside station. However, within a 30-minute drive there were no drink vending machines, and the roadside station stops serving food around 2 or 3 p.m. I recommend choosing a plan with breakfast and dinner rather than No Meals Included. The website also said lunch was available with a Reservation and even listed a menu, but in reality it was chef’s choice. The Room was spacious, very clean, and comfortable. Some staff members were foreigners, but everyone was friendly and helpful. Mornings and evenings were pleasantly cool, but during this year’s extreme heat it felt a bit hot without air conditioning during the day. The hot spring water was slightly too hot for me (I prefer lukewarm baths), so I couldn’t soak for long, but my nerve pain and muscle pain improved. Two nights with breakfast and dinner would be fine, but I think staying 5 or 6 nights for hot-spring therapy would be tough.

You can enjoy a carefully prepared meal served in your Room at a relaxed pace. The Facility is old, but it is clean and felt like coming home to my parents’ house. From the window, the view of the mountains of Aone and the sound of birds made me feel refreshed. I would definitely like to visit again.

After 20 years, the bath was still great, and although meals were previously served in the Room, the food was excellent. The staff were all very pleasant. The garden remains as beautiful as it was 20 years ago. While I like the nostalgic feel of the building, a bit more renovation might be better.

It was a small Hotel, but it was clean and nice! There was a beautiful river right in front, and I’d like to go swimming there next time!

I stayed with my mother. It was our first time at Misasa Onsen, and it turned into a wonderful trip. We relaxed in the spacious Accommodation, enjoyed delicious meals, and felt that a trip like this once in a while is really nice. Everyone at the Ryokan was kind. The fireflies and the Onsen town at night were beautiful as well. Because it is free-flowing from the source, this is a luxurious complaint, but the Onsen water was quite hot and it took some time to get used to it (especially in the morning). We were told that each person gets one bath towel, so please note this if you plan to bathe multiple times. The scenery was beautiful, so I’d like to visit again in another season.

It feels like a historic Hotel. It’s not new, but it isn’t overly ornate, and it feels clean. There’s no elevator, so you’ll need to take the stairs to your Room. The unit bath also has a step, so please note that it is not barrier-free. I’m not a fan of unit baths, but it seems there was an Onsen nearby, and I wish I had used it. Amenities are placed in the hallway, and you take what you need. I thought that was very efficient! Depending on the day, the dining area seems to turn into a wine bar. I wanted to check it out. I only added breakfast. The pork miso soup was bigger than expected!! Delicious, and more than enough for the morning!! When I go to Shiojiri again, I’ll stay here again.

Very convenient for skiers. Lift discount vouchers are available in the off-season in March. Unfortunately, I didn’t know about them on the first day and couldn’t use one. Many Hotels around here are like this, but it’s great that you can still take a bath after check-out once you’re done skiing. The open-air bath has excellent water quality, but it was a bit disappointing that after check-out only the indoor bath is available. The meals were more than enough, and I didn’t have room for the all-you-can-eat imoni soup and dessert. I wanted to have the imoni soup the next morning even if it was just reheated, but it seems it’s only served at night. I thought it would be nice if the foreign staff smiled a bit more, but since I train Hotel employees as a Japanese-language teacher, I tend to be overly critical. They are probably doing their best.

Stayed with my 93-year-old mother. The room and restaurant were on the second floor, and while the lack of an elevator might be a drawback for elderly guests, the staff kindly provided a wheelchair and assisted us by carrying it up the stairs. The bath was clean, with flowing hot spring water, which was excellent. The room had been renovated and was very clean; however, there were many steps inside the room that could be challenging for elderly guests (though not an issue for younger visitors). From our room, we had a view of the well-maintained garden, which I imagine would be stunning during autumn foliage season. Located within a golf course facility, there is also an impressive rock sculpture—possibly man-made or utilizing natural elements—that is worth seeing. The golf course itself is well-maintained and makes this accommodation ideal for those planning an overnight golfing trip.

The interior was stylish, and the place was very clean. However, I had trouble because you can’t watch regular TV, and I usually keep the TV on all the time.\nI think older guests may find this inconvenient.

A great Accommodation. The bath and meals were excellent, and overall we were very satisfied. The service was also courteous. However, although the payment had been charged in advance by card, we were asked to pay again at reception due to a lack of confirmation, so I deducted one star. The view of the Pacific Ocean from the Room was beautiful, and it was wonderful to see the sunrise the next morning.

During the Obon weekend, when most places were around 20,000 yen, we were able to stay here at a very reasonable price. Because it was inexpensive, we didn’t expect much from the Room or the meals, but the Ryokan has been renovated and the food left us completely full. The coffee in the lounge after breakfast was a delight. The staff were wonderful and even saw us off when we left. It turned into a very satisfying family trip.

The staff were very friendly, and there was a lounge where we could relax and enjoy tea at our leisure. The food was delicious, with just the right portions, and we thoroughly enjoyed the desserts as well.

The Onsen was excellent. Reasonably priced and the meals were decent, it's a Hotel I would like to visit again.

I made a reservation with the Kamameshi Tasting Plan. The portions were larger than I expected, but the taste was so delicious that I finished it quickly. Considering the rising price of rice, staying for less than 10,000,000 yen per person is incredibly cost-effective. I would love to come again.

Take a bus from Kanazawa Station and walk a little from the Katamachi or Korinbo bus stop. It is located along a shopping street in the middle of the downtown area, Kenrokuen, and museums, making it possible to visit Kenrokuen and Nishi Chaya District during a morning walk. It is a modernly designed Hotel, which I found very nice when tired of the usual Business Hotel. I thought having such a Hotel is Kanazawa's strength. The view from the window was a bit oppressive with the wall of the neighboring building, but it was a large Room with a sofa, making for a comfortable stay. Thank you very much.