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I made a reservation at an accommodation that is rare these days, offering in-room smoking and in-room dining. The meals were thoughtfully prepared and delicious. The onsen is not from a natural hot spring source, but you can enjoy it quietly and leisurely.

The night view was wonderful. The river-side Room was furnished in a Taisho-romantic style, beautifully coordinated, and the scenery was amazing. It felt like stepping into a mysterious world. Dinner was delicious as well. And the breakfast imoni soup(?) was really tasty. We also had lunch at Shirogane the next day, so it was a very filling trip. It’s a bit of an uphill walk, but the Onsen at Ginzanso was great too! You can hear footsteps and voices from the next Room or upstairs quite clearly. For me… it bothered me a little (well… quite a lot, haha). Ginzan Onsen is wonderful.

Full of Showa-era charm, both dinner and breakfast are delicious. The onsen is a natural hot spring with free-flowing water, making this accommodation perfect. Family-run, we had an enjoyable stay.

The building is designed so that you wear sandals to move between the front (dining area), guest rooms, and bath. Although it is an Unagi Onsen, the water is not slimy. Recently, the water temperature has been too low, so there is a silver mat for insulation in the bathtub, which you remove before entering. It may feel a bit lukewarm, but it warms the body very well. Overall, the cleaning is thorough, and you can feel the little touches of care from the property throughout, with a water server, hairdryer, and refrigerator placed in the hallway. The meal might look a bit insufficient, but with a rice refill, I was full. Since it is an old-fashioned building, you can hear the sound of doors opening and closing and footsteps in the hallway quite clearly. The shared toilets in the hallway, separated by gender, have one large, one small, and one washbasin inside when you open the door. If there are many guests, it might feel crowded or noisy, but this time there were only two groups on the second floor, so we could relax.

I booked an accommodation for my mother and aunts visiting from another prefecture, looking for a reasonably priced and nice place. When I asked them about their stay, they said it was absolutely wonderful. The food was very delicious. The bath was clean, and the natural view from the room was breathtaking. They mentioned wanting to visit again while they're still healthy. They enjoyed the manju served in the room so much that they purchased some to take home. The staff at the ryokan provided kind and excellent hospitality. My mother especially enjoyed chatting with one of the attendants and expressed her desire to return again. I'm so glad they were this happy with their stay!

I stayed at Tsuetate Onsen for the first time. Despite being in a region where space along the river is limited, the parking lot was conveniently located nearby. The staff's hospitality was excellent, making my stay very comfortable, and the meals were absolutely delicious. The accommodation's bath was spacious and impressive, but the highlight was "Kissho no Yu," an outdoor onsen with five open-air baths nestled in the forest—truly a relaxing experience. I would love to stay at this accommodation again!

I love Onsen Ryokan and stay at Onsen Accommodation around the country, and this one was an especially great find. From the moment I stepped into the lobby, the atmosphere lifted my spirits, and every dish was delicious and felt carefully prepared. The staff were also very friendly and created a comfortable, welcoming space. A private bath isn’t essential, but I’d love to use it if available—so I hope it can be repaired.

You can also enjoy the Onsen in the main building, offering excellent value for money. The staff's hospitality is very pleasant.

While preserving as much of its charming traditional wooden character as possible, the property has been renovated to be clean and convenient, making it very comfortable to stay in. The manager (or proprietress?) was also wonderful and welcomed us in a relaxed, unpretentious way. Next time, I’d like to bring friends and stay again.

The Onsen in the main building was great.

My first trip to Atami. All the staff were very kind, and their smiles were wonderful. If I have the chance to visit Atami again, I would love to stay here again. Thank you very much.

Thank you for your kind hospitality even though we arrived late!

I stayed at Zen in Kusatsu Onsen, and while many accommodations now cost over 10,000 yen even with no meals included, this place was under 6,000 yen. The amenities were well-equipped, and the private rooms ensured privacy, which made me very satisfied. Additionally, there are day-use onsens nearby where I could fully enjoy Kusatsu Onsen. I would love to stay here again when touring in Kusatsu Onsen.

On the day, we, a couple, and each of our mothers (elderly) used the facility for a total of four people. We arrived after 1 PM but were kindly allowed to leave our luggage and checked in at 2 PM. We went to an outside bath (there are baskets available for visiting outside baths), and for dinner, we bought Tsuiyama crab from a nearby fish shop and enjoyed it in a hot pot. The kitchen was fully equipped with cooking utensils and seasonings, allowing us to cook without any inconvenience. Of course, both the Room and toilet were very clean. All four of us left very satisfied with our stay.

I stayed for one night without meals. The staff at the reception were kind and attentive, which was great. It was helpful that I could stay with my dog. Thank you very much!

I wanted to visit Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine and was looking for an affordable place to stay nearby when I found this Hotel. For the Onsen and breakfast, I used their affiliated property close by, Ivy Hotel Chikushino. I was able to enjoy Futsukaichi Onsen, and the meals were delicious as well. The front desk staff were very helpful, and thanks to their recommendation, I went to the izakaya “Gon (Hiko),” where the grilled yam on an iron plate and the grilled chicken on an iron plate were excellent—I was very satisfied. To get to Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine, you need to walk 21 minutes to Nishitetsu Futsukaichi Station, so if you have difficulty walking, it’s better to use a taxi or bus.

The manager was cheerful, and the staff were pleasant and refreshing. Everything was thoroughly cleaned, and the furnishings in the large hall were of very high quality. For some reason, only the scale showed double my actual weight. Thank you again, and I look forward to staying with you next time.