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Having an Onsen in the Room was wonderful. I only had breakfast, and it was a Western-style buffet similar to what you’d find at a Business Hotel. I was very satisfied with the value for money. I would like to stay again.

The place was exceptionally clean and very comfortable! I’d love to stay here again.

The staff were very friendly, and there was a lounge where we could relax and enjoy tea at our leisure. The food was delicious, with just the right portions, and we thoroughly enjoyed the desserts as well.

The facility was clean, and the Onsen was excellent. The Onsen includes an open-air bath and a sauna. When my husband requested to go for an early morning run before the official opening hours, the staff kindly accommodated his request. Breakfast was buffet-style with a satisfying variety of dishes. The warm simmered dishes and dried daikon radish were delicious, and there were plenty of drink options as well. The milk, likely from the local Yatsugatake area, was rich and flavorful. The autumn leaves around the Hotel were stunningly beautiful. I would love to stay here again!

Staying at this historic ryokan was a wonderful and memorable experience. As expected, the Unzen hot springs were pleasantly hot and kept us warm for a long time—we were very satisfied.

I used to stay here often for work. This time, I stayed for the first time in 18 years on a private trip. The in-room bath in the main building has been renovated, and there is now a separate shower booth. There is also a large public bath, which I was happy with. Only towels are provided in the room, so you pick up items like a hair dryer, an ice-water pitcher, toothbrush, yukata robe, and razor from the area in front of the front desk.

Thank you for your hospitality. The reception staff and the dining service staff were very kind and pleasant. We were informed that this year was a bountiful year for matsutake mushrooms, and they explained the selection of matsutake mushrooms for each dish. For dinner, we were served an astonishing amount of matsutake mushrooms in various dishes such as grilled, sukiyaki, dobin mushi, and mixed rice. We were very satisfied. We would like to visit again next year.

It was a traditional Japanese-style Accommodation with a strong Showa-era feel, featuring Japanese meals, Rooms, and shared toilets and washbasins—what you’d call a classic guesthouse. The staff were attentive, the place felt well cleaned, and the meals were simple. For dinner, I was surprised to receive such a generous sashimi platter that I wondered if there had been a mix-up—but it was delicious!

The renovated room was very spacious and clean! The private open-air bath attached to the room was compact but had excellent water, making it very relaxing. It's amazing that wine and other alcoholic beverages are available for free at night. The meals were satisfying in both taste and quantity! I would love to stay in the same room again.

The twin room was spacious and comfortable, with an Onsen in the room's bathtub. Although I couldn't use the open-air bath due to light rain and chilly weather, the large public bath with natural hot spring water was excellent. The stay included breakfast, which was satisfying in both quality and quantity. However, the first-floor area felt dimly lit at night, creating a somewhat lonely atmosphere.

A nostalgic Showa-style Ryokan where you take off your shoes at the entrance! I think just changing the carpet here would dramatically change the overall atmosphere. The bath is a natural hot spring with a high content of metasilicic acid, so your skin becomes smooth and moist even without soap - wonderful! The tsumire unkai nabe for dinner was exquisite, and I was completely absorbed in it. The tamago kake gohan and soba mizu kake for breakfast were also delicious, and I was impressed by the abundant use of local ingredients, including vegetables. Thank you very much.

I stayed with my mother. It was our first time at Misasa Onsen, and it turned into a wonderful trip. We relaxed in the spacious Accommodation, enjoyed delicious meals, and felt that a trip like this once in a while is really nice. Everyone at the Ryokan was kind. The fireflies and the Onsen town at night were beautiful as well. Because it is free-flowing from the source, this is a luxurious complaint, but the Onsen water was quite hot and it took some time to get used to it (especially in the morning). We were told that each person gets one bath towel, so please note this if you plan to bathe multiple times. The scenery was beautiful, so I’d like to visit again in another season.

The accommodation has been renovated, and both the rooms and dining area are very clean. The cleaning is thorough, providing a sense of cleanliness, and the meals were satisfying. I especially enjoyed the soy milk hot pot. The onsen can be reserved for private use at night, which was also great. It’s quiet with natural surroundings, and the location near Yoro Valley is excellent. Since there are almost no amenities provided, I brought my own cosmetics and coffee. As an accommodation where you can relax in an onsen for around 10,000 yen per person, it offers high satisfaction. I would love to visit again next time and try staying in a room along the stream.

Stayed in mid-November. The room type was a Japanese-style room, and we stayed with three people. It was spacious and comfortable to relax. There was a slit under the sliding door at the entrance, and cold air came in while sleeping, making it a bit chilly. It might be cold during winter? For some reason, there were many ladybugs stuck on the window, and even though we didn’t open it, they were inside the room. (There was a notice in the elevator, but it was more than expected.) The Onsen and meals were very satisfying. If I have another chance, I would love to stay again!

After 20 years, the bath was still great, and although meals were previously served in the Room, the food was excellent. The staff were all very pleasant. The garden remains as beautiful as it was 20 years ago. While I like the nostalgic feel of the building, a bit more renovation might be better.

Stayed for one night with the dinner-included indulgent Plan before a hike. Dinner was a Japanese course meal, and each dish was meticulously prepared. The chef's dedication came through, and it was delicious. I finished everything, feeling completely full and satisfied. The Onsen water is clear but constantly flows into the bath, overflowing continuously—definitely great for the skin. Room amenities only included a toothbrush; the Onsen shampoo was 2-in-1 with conditioner, and the body soap seemed low-quality. While the food and Onsen were excellent, this part felt like a downside. Staff service was excellent.

This was my second stay since spring. It was during the Takayama Festival, when most other places were over 30,000 yen, but this place was consistently around 4,000 yen. It may be better described not as a hotel, but as a rest facility where you can also stay overnight. Or rather: it’s basically a public bathhouse, and if you need it, you can sleep here at a very low price. Futons are laid out in a large shared room and you sleep dormitory-style, so it may not suit light sleepers or those who are sensitive to noise. That said, the hot spring uses natural source water and there is also a sauna (unfortunately the open-air bath is no longer available). There’s also a good selection of manga to pass the time. Loungewear and towels can be rented for an additional fee if needed. I usually travel solo, eat dinner elsewhere, spend as much time sightseeing as possible until I’m exhausted, and then just sleep—so I like this place because it’s budget-friendly and easy to book. The staff at reception are friendly and pleasant too.