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During Golden Week on 5/3, our first stay was so wonderful that my wife and I couldn’t wait to come back. Last time we stayed in Room 40, and this time we stayed in Room 50. This time we checked in early and chose a plan that included a 120-minute private session at “Musouan” (sauna, cold plunge, and open-air bath). We repeated sauna with löyly followed by the cold plunge, then finished in the inner open-air bath. Neither of us usually spends much time in saunas, but “Musouan” was on another level—we enjoyed an incredibly relaxing experience. We also had the best blissful moments soaking in the spacious open-air bath in our room—stretching out fully and enjoying the silky-smooth, serum-like water. We were able to enjoy it five times: before dinner, after dinner, before bed, before breakfast, and after breakfast. The owner modestly describes the food as simple country cooking, but since they run a tofu shop as well, the tofu dishes were exceptionally delicious. As we don’t eat game meat, they kindly changed all meat dishes to beef for us—and once again the quality was top-class. The private dining room is quiet and very relaxing. The room was extremely comfortable (especially the bedding—essential for a good night’s sleep!), and we appreciated all the thoughtful touches: the indoor bath and washing area layout, plenty of bath towels and towels with convenient towel racks. The washroom was spacious as well—overall comfort was outstanding. Both the open-air bath and room are large so cleaning must be difficult, yet they kindly accommodated our late check-out at 12:00. It can be inconvenient to find your way here since there are no signs or guideboards leading you to the parking area. The welcoming and send-off are handled by one cheerful proprietress alone, so it almost feels bad asking her to carry luggage. There are no nameplates on rooms either, and it wouldn’t be fair to say every part of the garden is perfectly maintained. Even so, this inn offers something special that makes all of that fade away—a truly extraordinary escape from everyday life. We definitely want to return—ideally twice a year!

The bath was very relaxing. The view was great. The food was also delicious. I had imagined traditional ryokan-style Japanese meals, but instead we enjoyed a delicious course-style dinner.

We decided to visit Greenland at our kids’ request, and while looking for nearby Accommodation we found this fun place. For a family of five, it cost about JPY 25,000 without meals. It was our first time staying in a trailer house, but it felt like a secret hideout and the kids loved it. However, I understand it may be unavoidable due to the structure, but the smell from the toilet was quite strong—this was the only negative point. The surrounding area is well equipped with supermarkets, drugstores, restaurants, and more, so even if you forget something you can easily buy what you need. The best part was the amazing on-site hot springs! The large public bath was clean, and there were various saunas that were really interesting. It would have been even better with a TV, but it was still wonderful. There’s also a manga corner and free relaxation lounge where the kids were thrilled. There’s also a small gym (not full-scale), which I really enjoyed as well. Also, even on check-out day you can use the facilities until closing time, so we stopped by for a bath and休憩 on our way back from Greenland. We really appreciated that. Next time I’d like to come during a cooler season, but we were very satisfied overall. Thank you.

We stayed here to celebrate my husband's 60th birthday. We arrived early and waited in the car, but despite the rain, we were warmly greeted with an umbrella and escorted into the Hotel. The welcome drinks, including matcha beer and panna cotta, were delightful. On top of that, the food was exceptional. The aged meats were absolutely mouthwatering. I’ve already recommended this place to my friends. Everything was perfect. We look forward to visiting again!

The Onsen in Yamaga was the best I have ever experienced. My skin stayed smooth and moisturized until the next day. If I have another chance, I would love to visit just for the bath. The front desk staff were also very kind.

The location is great, so the price is reasonable. With No Meals Included, there are plenty of places to eat within walking distance, and we enjoyed our stay. Most Ryokan in Yamaga are old and have a retro feel, but the staff were kind and helpful—they responded politely when we contacted them about arriving early and answered our questions with lots of useful information. After sightseeing, I came to like Yamaga even more.

I stayed at the accommodation during my year-end vacation. Located at the end of a narrow road, the accommodation had a charming atmosphere. The room was more like a separate cottage than an annex, giving off a nostalgic vacation home vibe. The meals were light and delicious, which I personally appreciated very much. The room also had a semi-open-air bath with pleasant water quality. The large public bath was spacious and open, and there was also a sauna; however, the temperature was on the lower side, which was slightly disappointing as I couldn't fully enjoy it. Overall, while the accommodation felt somewhat old-fashioned, it offered a quiet and relaxing stay with excellent onsen facilities. I would love to visit again!