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It was my first time visiting Oki Island and trying glamping, and everything exceeded my expectations—it was truly an amazing experience. Enjoying a BBQ while watching the beautiful sunset was unforgettable, with melt-in-your-mouth Oki beef that had a rich flavor, large oysters raised in Oki, and exceptionally delicious onions from the region. In the morning, I woke up to the sound of birds chirping and waves crashing, cherishing the peaceful moment of sipping coffee while watching the sunrise. Although it was my first glamping experience, everything—from inside the tent to water facilities, showers, and toilets—was very clean and convenient. Even as someone who isn’t fond of camping, I found it incredibly comfortable. The staff were always smiling warmly when greeting us but maintained just the right amount of distance for a pleasant stay. Thanks to them, we enjoyed two very relaxing nights here. I would love to visit again!

Although it was slightly chilly in the mornings and evenings, it was a hot day even in mid-October in Hakuba. The building was old, but it was well-cleaned. However, there were about 5 to 6 stink bugs in the Room, and we dealt with them each time. According to the guidebook in the Room, we peacefully resolved the issue (lol) by letting them out of the Room. The meals, both lava-grilled and sukiyaki, were delicious. And the ice-cold draft beer was the best. This time, I stayed with a slight leg injury, but it was a bit difficult as there was no handrail to go up to the second floor. If there were handrails or if it were possible to sleep on the first floor, it might provide peace of mind for elderly guests.

As other Reviews mention, it is true that the property is a bit old. However, in an area where many places charge foreigner prices, the value for money here is excellent and I have no complaints. The variety of dishes may not be ultra-luxury cuisine, but it was more than sufficient and everything was very delicious. The foreign staff who assisted us were also very pleasant, and I wanted to support them. I believe this Facility still has plenty of life left in it, and I look forward to its continued growth and success.

Before staying here, I didn’t have very high expectations, but our stay with a toddler (14 months old) exceeded them—we were truly satisfied. All the essential baby items were provided, and they even supplied diapers as a complimentary service. Protective padding was properly applied to table corners and other areas, and even things like remote controls were individually sealed in antibacterial film—thoughtful details that made us feel at ease throughout our stay. At first I wondered if the Room might be a bit small, but there was no wasted space—the futon area (raised platform), living area, and the open-air bath outside flowed seamlessly together. Because you can see into the Room while bathing, I could relax in the bath while keeping an eye on my sleeping child. The highlight of any trip is the food, and both dinner and breakfast were served in-room; everything was delicious. Unlike many Ryokan breakfasts that are overly large and end up getting cold, ours was served warm with delicate flavors—we were extremely satisfied. They also prepared child-friendly options such as softly cooked rice and lightly seasoned clear soup. The meals were not only delicious but also safe for our child, so both parent and child could enjoy them comfortably. Our daughter doesn’t eat packaged toddler meals, but we could quickly blanch small portions of grilled fish or simmered dishes from the adult meal for her—so we were grateful we could travel almost empty-handed. We definitely want to return. I suspect most guests will become repeat visitors too—so it may get harder to make a Reservation. Highly recommended.

I chose an accommodation where we could relax in a private space for a gathering with old friends. The kitchen was equipped with cooking utensils and tableware, allowing us to enjoy making and sharing sukiyaki together. Outside the window, there was a beautiful snowy landscape, and the time spent enjoying warm meals was truly wonderful. At night, the clear air revealed a breathtaking starry sky when we stepped outside. Spending time with old friends in peaceful nature offered a special experience that is hard to find in the city. The room was spacious and very comfortable, making it perfect for a multiple night stay to fully unwind. SANU seems to have multiple locations, so I would love to visit again!

It is not luxurious, but personally, it was a comfortable ski accommodation.

First of all, the bath was great. Indeed, it feels a bit old, but the starry sky viewed from the spacious open-air bath was the best. The temperature is a bit low, but since the bathtub is shallow, I was able to enjoy the Onsen slowly. Dinner and breakfast were also delicious.

The nostalgic Showa-era atmosphere was wonderful, and I was able to relax. The surrounding streetscape also had a lot of charm. It was a shame that my schedule didn’t allow me to have any meals. I gave it 4 stars because the hallway was dark, and I wish there had been a fan in the changing room.

I stayed with a breakfast-included plan. The lovely hostess warmly welcomed me and showed me to a clean and charming room, though it was a bit old. Walking through the entrance, I passed a hallway adorned with various antique furnishings, which were truly impressive. The bath was great, but it was a bit disappointing that the open-air bath was unavailable during the morning. Breakfast was carefully prepared dish by dish, with plenty of rice and mushrooms, and it was absolutely delicious. I was also delighted by the warm send-off at the end. This is an accommodation I would love to visit again.

I made the reservation because my 3-year-old child loves trains, and the idea of being able to see the Kominato Railway up close was very appealing. My child was thrilled, and we had a memorable summer vacation. For those considering staying here, I’ve summarized the pros and cons below. 【Pros】 - You can see the Kominato Railway from a very close distance - A barbecue grill is provided (*bring your own charcoal and fire starters) - The house is very spacious and clean - About a 10-minute drive to Zō no Kuni (Elephant Kingdom) - A 2–3 minute walk to Seven-Eleven convenience store - Plenty of air conditioners installed throughout the house - Equipped with a projector and large TV screen - As it’s a rental villa, there’s also a rice cooker and microwave available - Toilets and showers are available on both floors 【Cons】 - The staff at reception (possibly foreign?) spoke limited Japanese - There were many insects like spiders or grasshoppers outside (*we saw some inside as well) - Most nearby shops are closed on weekdays - The road leading to the accommodation is narrow, which might be intimidating for larger vehicles My family was deeply impressed by how well this traditional house has been maintained, and we could feel the owner’s attention to detail everywhere. There were also delicious restaurants nearby, so we’d love to stay here again!

On this occasion, we stayed here to celebrate our grandchild’s 20th birthday. The moment we opened the Room door, the two of us were amazed—it was a surprising maisonette-style Room. And then another surprise: we were astonished and truly moved by the towel art. It was a truly wonderful Room. Everything was wonderful, and the staff’s service was excellent as well. We are planning to stay again next year with our daughter and our grandchild’s family. Thank you very much.

The staff provided very courteous service, making my stay pleasant. Located along the highway, it was convenient for accessing various destinations. I stayed for a Multiple Night Stay with my motorcycle, and I appreciated being allowed to park it near the entrance during rainy weather. There is also a convenience store nearby, which was very handy.

We stayed here for a short trip while visiting family. We chose the Plan that included Yunessun and a kaiseki dinner. Since we drove, following the navigation took us down a very narrow, steep road, which honestly made us wonder if it was really okay (lol). The Room was spacious, and our kids were extremely happy. The building felt fairly old, but it had charm and a tasteful, atmospheric feel. Because there are only a small number of Rooms overall, we were able to enjoy the bath almost like having it privately reserved. For the kaiseki meal, we moved to Mikawaya’s dining area in another building. There were so many dishes and such generous portions—and our kids were served the same amount as adults—that we unfortunately couldn’t finish everything. Still, it was incredibly delicious and very satisfying. The soba-tea pudding at the end was outstanding. In addition to tickets for Yunessun for the next day, they also provided festival-game tickets, and we were allowed to use the Ryokan parking lot free of charge while using Yunessun. We truly appreciated their hospitality.

We stayed here after the Neputa Festival and because we planned to sightsee along the west coast of Aomori the next day, and found it very convenient. Since it was after the festival ended, we arrived around 10:00 p.m., but even though it was described as a light meal, we were able to enjoy a satisfying dinner. The Facility and amenities were solidly built, and you could feel their age. As a resort property, it also let us experience Aomori’s great nature, and the Onsen was excellent. If I had to mention one thing, I didn’t mind clearing away our dishes ourselves, but this wasn’t clearly communicated, and there were also a few staff members who seemed somewhat inexperienced. Overall it offered excellent value for money, and I would like to stay again.

It was a 2-night, 3-day stay, and I was able to relax in a place with beautiful scenery. I would love to visit again during the ski season.

I stayed during the late-snow season. I had visited once a long time ago, and this time I stayed for one night to relax and spend some quiet time in Ohara. Perhaps because of the season, I had the Onsen all to myself both morning and evening. The meals were Japanese-style, just how I like them: chicken hot pot for dinner, and simmered fish for breakfast with plenty of rice accompaniments. The chicken hot pot was delicious, and comparing different miso flavors made the rice go down even easier. The table layout was calm and comfortable, set so you can look out at the garden without feeling other guests’ eyes on you. Thanks to the kind advice from the young proprietress, I visited a temple she recommended the next day. There is quite a bit of self-service in the Room, but it didn’t bother me. The Accommodation also felt like great value, and I’d love to return every year around this time.

We had a spacious and comfortable stay as a couple. The baths were on a rotation system, allowing us to enjoy both types. The hot and lukewarm water options were thoughtful. It was disappointing that the evening bonfire we saw on the elevator poster was only available on Fridays and Saturdays. Unlike large hotels where you often face long buffet lines or wait for shower spaces in the bath area, this mid-sized Hotel felt just right. Being close to Shirahige Falls made for a lovely evening stroll. The shuttle service to Blue Pond seemed seasonal, but it would be great if there was an option for one-way transportation at least. The best time to visit Blue Pond is reportedly around midday when parking lots are extremely crowded; having one-way transport would save guests from walking back for over an hour after their visit.

Now that our kids have grown up and no longer spend their summer vacation tied up with sports clubs and team activities, three families were able to get together for the first time in eight years. Considering the extreme heat and our age, we gave up on tent camping and chose an easy, comfortable stay in a lodge. Since it looked like it might rain, the Accommodation staff secured a BBQ area for us in advance, and we really appreciated how they also accommodated a sudden increase in our group size. We were also grateful that we could dispose of the BBQ trash. The bath water is brownish with an iron scent. It warms you up wonderfully. Maybe thanks to the Onsen, my makeup went on better the next morning. It would have been even better if bathing hours were available until 11:00 p.m. The three horses were friendly and adorable. When we petted them around the neck, they leaned into us, which made them even more lovable. The staff were very kind, and we had a great trip.