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It was pleasant that everything—from the lobby and hallways to inside the elevator—was covered with tatami mats. Right after check-in, we were welcomed with cold matcha tea, which was a nice touch. Both breakfast and dinner were served in a private room across the hallway. The simmered kinki (rockfish) was especially delicious. The staff were also very attentive. I think it would have been perfect if face towels were provided in the large public bath.

Three female friends and I stayed for two nights. Dinner was a set course, and the menu was different on each night. For breakfast, in addition to individual plated assortments, there was also a buffet with salad, hot-spring eggs, and more—and above all, everything was delicious and truly impressive!! The service was also excellent!! The reason I rated the facilities and amenities 4 is that the water faucet at the far right of the washing area in the hot spring made a loud noise when running hot water; I also wished cotton swabs were available at the amenity station near the front desk (they were in the bathroom); and on the second night towels were left in our room and trash had been taken out, but used towels were left behind, and our glasses were not replaced, which was disappointing. However, when we mentioned this at the front desk, they apologized very politely. If I have a chance to visit Akita again, I would definitely like to stay here. Thank you very much for two wonderful days!!

My family and I have stayed here several times. This was our first Onsen trip in summer, and we realized the season doesn’t matter. It was a wonderful Hotel.

Although we try to take a couples’ Onsen trip at least once a month, we were busy this month and couldn’t easily find time—so, as usual, it was a last-minute Reservation. We decided to stay nearby and chose Aoni Onsen for its excellent water quality. Luckily, there was a Room available at just the right time. Best of all, we could use the private bath in the building where we stayed free of charge, so my wife and I enjoyed it before heading to the large public bath. The water was great, everything was clean, and the view was wonderful. Dinner was served at the counter with attentive service for each dish while watching the kitchen at work. There was also an impressive lineup of well-known Akita sake—including Aramasa, which I used to drink almost every night. I thought it might shake my resolve since I had only recently quit drinking, but surprisingly it didn’t. With kind encouragement like “Why not just have a little?”—and with my wife unable to drink—I gratefully accepted their thoughtfulness while focusing on the meal. Since sake had always been part of every Onsen trip until now… I expected to feel lonely about it—but I didn’t at all (even though I used to be a certified sake sommelier). We truly enjoyed the Onsen.

Located just across the road from Shirahama Beach at Lake Tazawa, we enjoyed beautiful views from our room and the lobby and were able to relax and take in the scenery at a leisurely pace. Both dinner and breakfast were delicious, and the thoughtfully chosen tableware made it a pleasure for the eyes as well. The hot spring wasn’t too hot, so we could soak slowly and unwind.

The Facility and the Room felt a bit old, but everything was thoroughly cleaned and very tidy, so we were able to relax comfortably. The bath was also kept clean, and the Onsen felt absolutely wonderful. The meals were mainly mountain vegetables, but they were very delicious. This time we had kiritanpo hot pot, but according to the Reviews, game dishes seem to be popular, so next time I’d like to try them. The doburoku was also great. I’d like to stay at this Accommodation again if I have the chance.