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I stayed for one night on this trip to visit Usa Jingu Shrine. The hostess and staff were very friendly and welcoming, and their warm hospitality made me feel at home. Every dish was delicious, the tableware was lovely, and there was more than I could finish. It was about a 40-minute drive to Usa Jingu Shrine—I only wish it were closer. Thank you for the wonderful hospitality.

Bathing time was by reservation. Therefore, I was able to use the large bath alone. I thought it was a measure against COVID-19, etc. They cleaned and disinfected before and after use. The toilet and washroom were shared, but there was no overlap. I stayed with breakfast only, but I enjoyed it in a private room. Everyone was very kind and it felt homely, which made me happy. Thank you very much.

The food was excellent and delicious. I would love to visit again.

A pet-friendly accommodation where you can stay with your beloved dog. This historic accommodation, now in its 6th generation, has an old building that gets so cold in winter that you can see your breath indoors (laughs). The charming owner prepares delicious and elaborate meals. Although there may be some waiting time as the owner manages everything alone, the atmosphere makes it enjoyable and worth the wait. I would love to visit again—next time during a warmer season!

- Room The room is small but very clean and comfortable. Amenities are fewer compared to typical pensions, so please check before your stay. - Meals The meals are very delicious and served in appropriate portions. Although I didn't plan to drink, I ended up ordering red wine to pair with the food. For those with a big appetite, additional servings of staple foods are available. - Onsen Being able to use the onsen 24/7 is fantastic. The scent, texture, and lukewarm temperature of the onsen were all excellent. It might be better to leave the entrance open when not in use to prevent humidity buildup. - Staff The staff is very kind and helpful.

This was my first solo trip, and I visited Kiso. From Kiso-Fukushima Station, a community bus runs with a flat fare of 200 yen no matter how far you ride, so I was fine without a car. They even picked me up at the bus stop, and I was truly grateful for the warm hospitality from the couple. Every dish was absolutely delicious. I had the view from the window all to myself—it was a luxurious day. The Room, bath, and toilet were all very clean and comfortable.

We visited during the New Year. Our room was upgraded. We chose this property because my daughter wanted to try glamping. We were satisfied with the campfire at night and roasting marshmallows. However, the dishes at the property were very dirty, so we washed them again. Therefore, for those who are concerned, it might be a good idea to bring paper cups. Since this is a glamping facility, there are basically no utensils other than disposable chopsticks, so it's safer to bring your own. It's better to bring children's dishes as well. The futons were very fluffy and comfortable. We were worried about the cold, but with the stove, heater, kotatsu, and electric carpet, it was very comfortable. Additionally, we enjoyed a very fun New Year with the pool and other facilities available at the adjacent facility.

We stayed with my son’s family, a total of seven people. We all enjoyed having a BBQ together. The view was wonderful, and the night scenery was beautiful as well. I played the games provided with my grandchildren and had lots of fun playing until late at night. The bathroom was spacious, which was great. I’d love to stay again if I have the chance.

I stayed in a room with a double bed. It was very spacious! The TV was large, and I enjoyed watching Netflix. The room had a washer with a dryer, which was very convenient. For Multiple Night Stays, it seems cleaning is not provided, so guests need to take care of trash disposal and bath towels themselves.

Last time, I enjoyed a complimentary breakfast. Although I didn’t have high expectations, I was pleasantly surprised by the stylish morning set, even if it wasn’t overly abundant. This time, due to a busy schedule, I opted for a paid breakfast (an additional 200 yen) at an earlier time. It was an onigiri bento box that seemed perfect for taking along on a picnic. Highly recommended for those who love onigiri! As for the bed, pet-friendly Rooms might only come with double beds. If you prefer relaxing in a single bed, it might feel slightly cramped.

A stylish, clean Accommodation renovated from a traditional old house. As soon as you step inside, the pleasant scent of wood is soothing. It seems to have two Rooms on the first floor and one Room on the second floor. There is a shared washer-dryer, which was very helpful for washing swimsuits. We stayed for two nights, and towels for the next day were placed on the table in a clear plastic bag in the Room; since it was fairly large, I felt a different presentation might leave a better impression… (not an issue, though). It also felt like there wasn’t cleaning service on the second day (again, no problem). We used the main building for the bath and coffee. It’s not right next door. Stopping by in the morning can be difficult, so I thought it would be nice to have drip coffee provided in the Room. The checkout system was convenient and helpful. Restaurants, a drugstore, and the ferry terminal are all within walking distance, which is very convenient. I’d like to stay again if I have another opportunity.

We stayed here with a group of seven men. The view from the windows, the open and airy living room, and the well-appointed guest rooms—everything was simply outstanding! If I had to mention anything, it may be difficult due to the location, but clearing the fallen leaves in the garden at check-in might make the beautiful scenery stand out even more. Also, if the area where the outdoor furniture is placed were kept a bit cleaner, we could enjoy ourselves even more from the moment we start getting settled. That said, even taking those points into account, this was a truly wonderful Accommodation with nothing to complain about! We would definitely love to stay again if we have another opportunity. Thank you very much for having us!

The hospitality of the hosts was exceptional. They are not elderly, but staying here felt like returning to a countryside grandmother's home. This accommodation is surrounded by nature, offering a relaxing and peaceful stay. The dinner, featuring fresh local vegetables, and the breakfast with homemade bread by the hostess were both delicious and satisfying. As it is an older building, the bathroom and toilet are located downstairs outside the room. While this might be slightly inconvenient, it's reminiscent of a traditional grandmother's house where such arrangements are common. The facilities have been renovated to be clean and comfortable to use. Additionally, various thoughtful touches were made to ensure guests have a pleasant stay. It truly felt warm and cozy here. The conversations were enjoyable too—I would love to return again!

We chose this Ryokan because our 7-year-old wanted to try fishing, and we also wanted to eat live squid. The Facility itself felt like a classic Showa-era Ryokan—an older building with what seemed like quite a lot of Rooms—but it appears they currently limit reservations to only 2–3 parties. Since I work in real estate, I found myself imagining how challenging it must have been in the past to serve meals and accommodate large numbers of guests here. As for the fishing, the proprietress kindly taught us step by step, which was a huge help. However, perhaps due to the heavy rain, we only caught one small fish. Still, our child was thrilled, and it became a wonderful experience. For dinner, we thoroughly enjoyed the squid we had been looking forward to, and they also served our catch as fried fish. We were very satisfied. Saga Prefecture is far from where we live, so I’m not sure when we’ll be able to visit again—but if we get the chance, I’d love to return. The area around the Facility felt a bit quiet due to an aging population, but I hope this traditional Japanese Ryokan continues for many years.

I stayed one night in Yuda Onsen for business and, traveling alone, chose this Accommodation for a quieter stay than a tourist Hotel. Even without any prior information, it exceeded my expectations with excellent Facilities and service, a high-quality Onsen with an open-air bath, breakfast, and even free massage chairs after the Onsen. I was able to truly relax. Above all, the staff were all very pleasant and made me feel welcome. It’s an Accommodation that makes me want to return.

A traditional Onsen Accommodation. The Room has no air conditioning and feels very retro, but it is very comfortable. The bath is on the hotter side, but the water is very soft, so even if it’s hot you can soak for a long time. Breakfast was also very delicious. The staff were very kind and welcoming. I really like this kind of Accommodation.

We stayed here as a couple. On the second day, we used the private family bath. The Shigaraki-ware tanuki bathtub created a wonderful atmosphere. Enjoying the open-air bath in the morning felt truly luxurious. However, there was no shampoo or body soap provided, which was disappointing. The meals were delicious, and with a wide selection of local Shiga sake, we ended up finishing everything while feeling pleasantly relaxed. This is an Accommodation we would definitely like to visit again.

The Facility has a nostalgic Showa-era feel, and because multiple buildings have been combined, the elevator only goes up to the 3rd floor; the top (4th) floor is accessible by stairs. However, if you don’t mind that, it’s a very comfortable stay. Even the standard meals offer a wide variety of dishes and are truly delicious. The Onsen has a mineral quality I’ve never experienced before—so impressive it made me think, “So this is what therapeutic bathing is.” The indoor bath has five washing stations and feels too small for six people at once, but as long as you choose your time wisely, it wasn’t an issue. This is one Hotel I’d love for you to experience at least once. It’s hard to describe, but I can confidently recommend staying here—ideally for a Multiple Night Stay.