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I think this Accommodation is very comfortable for solo travelers. I was worried about using the bath because I wanted to use it as many times as I liked whenever I wanted, but I was able to enjoy it to my full satisfaction. Breakfast also offered a generous variety. It’s an Accommodation that makes you want to come back anytime. The shakuhachi performance was also a refreshing experience.

Located roughly across the river from the Nagatoro Iwadatami (not within walking distance). This is a small, well-serviced Hotel surrounded by quiet woods with an atmosphere reminiscent of Karuizawa; though compact, it is well equipped and stocked with amenities. Dinner and breakfast are Japanese-style creative full-course meals, better suited to adults. Some Rooms feature private open-air baths, and there are also free private reservable baths, making it a good choice for guests who value privacy. The building is old, but filled with tasteful furnishings that create a charming ambiance. With only a few Rooms, the staff can provide attentive service to each party. Nights are very quiet, accompanied by the sounds of insects. There are two EV chargers (6 kW TerraCharge) in the guest-only parking area; if you drive an electric vehicle, it’s best to let them know in advance.

Iya Bijin is an Accommodation famous for soba. I had carelessly forgotten this, and since my son has a severe buckwheat allergy, we made a last-minute request to remove all foods related to soba. During our stay, they took great care with the meals, and both dinner and breakfast were wonderful—such as ayu sashimi and dekomawashi—and my son ate so much it surprised even us. Of course, he had no allergic symptoms at all. Thank you very much.

I seem to have booked an accessible room without realizing it, and was shown to a first-floor guest room. The in-room bathroom was an impressive stone design with great attention to detail, and the tub had plenty of continuously flowing water. The stone flooring was also slip-resistant, which felt reassuring. The clear Onsen water was silky-smooth—an excellent bath overall. That said, because the first-floor room is almost level with the embankment, bamboo grass has been planted for privacy and the room felt a bit dark, which was disappointing. With the special blinds set at just the right angle, views from outside are well blocked. Whether it was the mattress or something else, I slept very soundly. The large public baths are on the 3rd floor (women), 2nd floor (men), plus there are additional baths in the basement including a granite bath and an open-air rock bath. It’s fun to enjoy a variety of baths around the Accommodation from morning onward, and my companion was very satisfied as well and seemed refreshed. There are stairs to reach some of the basement baths and the open-air rock bath, so even younger guests should take care. Dinner featured local specialties such as salt-grilled ayu sweetfish, followed by more unpretentious yet delicious dishes—overall a very positive impression. Breakfast was also served seated in private or semi-private rooms, so we could enjoy it calmly. After flood damage, tasteful renovations have been done throughout; starting with the lobby, everything felt comfortable overall. However, since it isn’t newly built, there were slight slopes here and there in places like corridors. Being along the riverbank also means small insects can’t be completely avoided in summer. A Facility where you can feel the atmosphere of a classic Onsen inn. If I have another chance, I’d like to stay in a guest room on either the 2nd or 3rd floor.

The staff’s assistance in parking our car when we arrived was excellent. Also, the entire property was warm and comfortable, with no cold areas anywhere. The meals offered a wide variety of freshly prepared dishes with great seasoning, and we were very satisfied. When we left, two people—one of whom seemed to be the proprietress—saw us off with bows until our car was out of sight.\nIt was a wonderful ryokan. We would definitely like to stay again.

It was about a three-hour drive, but the views made all the fatigue disappear, and we were very satisfied. The hotel is small but has been nicely renovated, and we had a very comfortable stay. The highlight of this property is definitely the open-air bath. Although it rained, mist hung over the mountains and created an enchanting atmosphere that felt like it was wrapping around us. We were also lucky that both on the day we arrived and again the next morning, it was almost like having it to ourselves. All of the staff were efficient and left a great impression. Even the staff from overseas spoke fluent Japanese, and their sincere effort in explaining everything was wonderful. We added the Tokushima Kuroge Wagyu steak, which was absolutely the right choice—tender and full of flavor, I couldn’t stop eating rice.

From sweets and tea in the lounge to beer and wine at the restaurant, we enjoyed delicious offerings throughout the day. Everything was excellent, from the salads and sushi to the special menu item of scallop sashimi. Even though we were full, we also enjoyed the evening live performance. We would love to visit again.

We stayed here on the middle day of a three-day holiday weekend. This wonderful inn exceeded every “I wish it were like this” and “It would be nice if they had this,” and within minutes of arriving I was already thinking, “I want to come back!” [Service / Facilities / Baths] Everyone who assisted us was warm and courteous, and we were able to relax in a calm, welcoming atmosphere. The room and the entire property were very clean, with tasteful ornaments and seasonal decorations throughout—such a lovely space. The amenities provided in the room and baths also reflected thoughtful attention to detail; you could really feel the staff’s care in having things that make guests think, “This is exactly what I needed.” Both the indoor bath and open-air bath could be reserved for private use, so we were able to unwind completely. The changing area was spotless, and the water temperature was perfect. When I headed to the indoor bath right after check-in, I was impressed—the mirrors gleamed, the faucets gleamed; everything was impeccably cleaned. [Meals] Both dinner and breakfast were absolutely delicious. Highlights included a rich, velvety pumpkin potage; grated yam topped with soy-marinated egg yolk; whole char that was delicious down to the last bite; gently flavored vinegared dishes; chestnut rice with clear soup, and more. The yuba (tofu skin) and Japanese pepper were also excellent. We upgraded the main dish to wagyu beef—it was tender with a melt-in-your-mouth texture. For breakfast, the rice cooked in an earthenware pot was fluffy and glossy—I ended up having multiple refills. Everything—from teriyaki yellowtail to sesame tofu, miso soup, colorful vegetables with homemade dressing—was delicately seasoned with comforting flavors, and all of it was wonderful. This is a truly special inn where you can feel genuine hospitality everywhere. We’ve traveled to many places before, but this is somewhere we definitely want to return to—an inn that made me feel grateful to be Japanese. Thank you very much for taking such great care of us.

Because we have a child, we were looking for an Accommodation with in-room dining and a private open-air bath in the Room. After lots of searching, we decided to stay at Yaeno. First of all, the staff member assigned to our Room was easy to talk to and had a warm, motherly presence. We also really appreciated the thoughtful care for families with children. We enjoyed our meal slowly over two hours, and our child was served a luxurious set meal as well and happily ate it. The bath was incredibly relaxing—I used it about seven times. I’m particular about choosing a Ryokan with a private open-air bath in the guest room, but they’re often too hot, too small, or too humid… Surprisingly few are truly comfortable for a long soak. However, at Yaeno the temperature was just right and it felt wonderful. We could also take our time until 11:00 on departure day, so I highly recommend it for families with children. I’d love to come back again in winter.

I have stayed at this Accommodation many times, and it was excellent. The meals, baths, views, and Room—everything was completely satisfying. The recent renovation that made it possible to enjoy the view while dining was a nice improvement, but it was a bit uncomfortable making eye contact with guests heading to the baths during the meal.

Staying here was absolutely the right choice. The staff were wonderful, the food was excellent, and the views were beautiful—we were very satisfied. These days, there are fewer chances to chat with hotel staff wherever you stay, but Kazuraya felt warm and welcoming, which we really appreciated. We’d love to visit again. Thank you very much.

The building is new and very clean. Even though it was the summer off-season, it was a great deal to get dinner included at this price. The Room was clean and spacious, with a clear view of Mt. Yotei, and we were even able to see a sea of clouds in the morning. Dinner was delicious, and the portion size was just right—not too much. The large public bath is compact, but there are several types, so we were satisfied. I accidentally left something behind in the Room, but when I contacted them they responded immediately and sent it to my home. This is a Hotel that makes me want to stay here again if I visit Niseko.

I was pleasantly surprised as soon as I entered the room. There was a space to take off your shoes right away, just like at a traditional hot spring inn, which really lifted my spirits. The entire room—including the Japanese-style room with beds and the bathroom/toilet—felt very clean. Since we were there, we also enjoyed the hot springs. They were clean as well, and we were able to fully enjoy two types of open-air baths. It wasn’t crowded, so we could relax and soak at our leisure. Breakfast was homemade, gentle on the stomach, and delicious. The restaurant staff were also kind and welcoming. If I had to mention any drawbacks, it was that it was a bit far from the station and the wait time for check-in was long. That said, overall satisfaction was very high, and it’s a place I’d like to stay again when visiting Chichibu. Thank you to all the staff for making our trip so comfortable.

After sightseeing in Arashiyama, we got off at Torokko Kameoka Station (from Torokko Saga-Arashiyama Station). Then we transferred from nearby JR Mabori Station to JR Kameoka Station, and the Hotel was right in front of the station. The area around the station was clean and nice, with a new soccer stadium and a Starbucks. The free hot stone spa for women was excellent. It was open late at night, so I could take my time, and my skin felt so soft afterward. It seems the men’s bath also has an open-air bath and a mist sauna. The morning rice balls also felt homemade and were great. It’s not in central Kyoto’s main sightseeing area, but there’s lots of greenery and it feels relaxing. I can see why it has such high ratings.

This was my first stay here, and it exceeded my expectations—it was a wonderful Hotel and I was truly satisfied with my stay. First of all… The Room was very clean and comfortable, so I could relax and take my time. Since spending time at the Hotel is one of the pleasures of traveling, I was happy to be able to enjoy such a comfortable Room. Both dinner and breakfast were delicious, with a wide variety of dishes—more than satisfying. I also enjoyed ingredients unique to Hokkaido, making mealtime another highlight of the trip. Above all, what left the strongest impression was the excellent service from the staff. Everyone greeted me with a smile and provided kind, attentive, warm hospitality, which made my stay very pleasant. The Room, the meals, and the staff were all truly wonderful—this is a Hotel that made me sincerely feel glad I chose it. One of my goals for this trip was simply to stay in Niseko, and including the time spent at the Hotel, it became a great memory. If I have another chance to visit Niseko, I would definitely like to stay here again. Thank you for such a lovely time.

This was our nth stay across both the green and ski seasons, and once again we had a very comfortable visit. In particular, perhaps the head chef has changed, but the food was the best we’ve ever had here. The renovated open-air bath was also very relaxing. Staff regularly came by to clean up any debris in the bath area, and it reminded us that these small thoughtful touches add up to make the entire hotel so pleasant. We’d love to return when we have the chance.

This was our 50th stay at last. We always look forward to visiting—for the delicious meals, the warm smiles of the familiar staff, and the hot springs. Staying at Minakami Sanso helps us unwind from everyday fatigue. Thank you as always. We’re looking forward to our next reservation as well. Best regards.

As a truly remote hot spring, the drive to get there was challenging, but it was a wonderful inn well worth the effort. Surrounded by rich nature, even the wait for the cable car was enjoyable as we took in the gorge views and watched small birds. We also used the private bath first thing in the morning and were able to fully enjoy the hot spring while wrapped in peaceful nature—it was truly an unforgettable moment. The staff were wonderfully international, and rather than striving for perfection, each person’s sincere, heartfelt work came through, which made us feel very warm and welcome. At dinner, they kindly moved us to a window-side table so we could savor delicious dishes along with the beautiful scenery. My European husband was also very satisfied. Next time, we would love to return during the autumn foliage or snowy season. Thank you for a lovely stay.

This was my first stay. An inn nestled in Japan’s timeless satoyama countryside. The entrance quietly welcomes you. As soon as I parked, the staff greeted me and kindly carried my luggage. This time I stayed in a detached room with a semi-open-air bath. In the spacious traditional house, I could relax as if spending time at my family home in the countryside. The chef prepares dishes with care using seasonal ingredients sourced locally. A lineup of simple yet profound dishes that bring out the best in each ingredient. Both the portion size and flavor were completely satisfying. All of the staff were pleasant, and it truly made for a wonderful trip. Big hotels are nice too, but a quiet, exceptional inn where adults can unwind at leisure is also unbeatable.

We arrived late for check-in, and we really appreciated you adjusting the dinner time. Both dinner and breakfast were carefully prepared, and everything was delicious. The building felt a bit old, but the Room had been renovated and was very comfortable. I didn’t realize the bath featured a mural by Kiyoshi Yamashita when I went in, but it became a wonderful memory.