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The area was very quiet, the Room was spacious, and the bath was large and relaxing. The meals were also delicious. We would love to stay again.

I stayed in a renovated Room with a sauna. The Room was spacious and comfortable. I’d like to visit again, so I’d like to point out a few things that concerned me. About the amenities in the Room: There were two single-use sets (osaji). At minimum, you use them twice for breakfast, right? It wasn’t enough for two people. When I called to request more, I was told it would be 500 yen per set, so I paid 1,000 yen. Since I wanted to enjoy the Onsen and sauna many times, I use lotion each time. In Rooms at a similar price range, it’s common to have proper branded products rather than single-use items, so this was disappointing. The “totonoi” chair for relaxing after the sauna smelled terrible and had sweat stains, so I couldn’t sit on it. The tiles around the shower also had mildew and smelled bad. There were lots of spider webs on the stone wall, and many dead insects fell down. If cleaning is done properly every day, I don’t think that many spider webs would build up. The decorative houseplant in the Room was covered in dust. Please install real plants instead. I was surprised by how much alcohol was stocked in the refrigerator. The labels were roughly handwritten as well, and if they are paid items, it would be better to offer just a few bottles as “recommended by the Accommodation.” Keeping it simple would be best. As this is a long-established Ryokan, many of the staff are older, and talking with them was soothing. The food was incredibly delicious—I was very satisfied. The large public bath felt so old that it honestly scared me (lol). On my way out, I suggested replacing the sauna chair to the proprietress, so when I visit again I hope it will have been replaced! I’ll come again. Thank you very much.

My husband grew up in a ranch in Hokkaido, while I was raised in the city. Drawn to this thatched-roof Accommodation, we stayed here for the first time. From the view at the entrance, we were amazed by the extraordinary, nostalgic buildings and the rice fields spreading out in front of them! We both fell completely in love with it. The Onsen is also wonderful—the free-flowing natural spring water is slightly lukewarm, perfect for a long soak. It leaves your skin feeling soft and moisturized. What’s especially impressive about this Accommodation is the many furnishings and antiques placed throughout, delighting the eyes everywhere you look! It feels like visiting an art museum. Truly amazing! My husband can be quite particular, but he absolutely loved it and says he definitely wants to come again in autumn. Getting to the annex using the cart and monorail was also fun and brought back childhood memories. Thank you so much for such a wonderful place.

Although there is no large public bath, we were able to use five thoughtfully designed private baths for free as many times as we liked. The Room, the baths, and the post-bath lounge area were all very relaxing. It was great to have iced coffee in the post-bath lounge area—it was perfect for cooling down after a soak. The drinkable yogurt delivered to our Room in the morning was also delicious. One small downside to the meals was that the portions were large. Everything was so tasty that I wanted to eat it all, but I couldn’t finish—what a dilemma (lol). On the day we stayed, there was a town fireworks festival, and although it wasn’t huge, we enjoyed fireworks launched very close by.

Baths and meals at Hanamaru. Sorry for traveling solo, but I’d love to visit again and again. I was truly able to relax. Thank you very much.

We had a wonderful celebration. The staff were very kind, and the food was excellent, leaving us very satisfied. We chose glamping with a dog run, and it was a great decision as our dog could move around freely without stress. We are truly grateful to the staff—thank you so much!

I decided to stay another night after my plans from the previous day and chose this affordable Onsen accommodation with meals included. Although I was familiar with Sarugakyo and Akaya Lake as they are on the way to Yuzawa, it was my first time staying here. The deciding factor was the rare opportunity for in-room dining for both breakfast and dinner, which gave me a nostalgic feeling like staying at a hotel from my childhood. It seemed that only part of the room was being used, but the Onsen experience was peaceful and private, which I really appreciated.