Chotto Ii Yado Takahashiya Kanzansou

There’s no welcome drink—check-in is simple. However, the Room does have snacks and tea.I found it a bit inconvenient that there was only one key.The dining area is refined, and I really enjoyed the salt-grilled ayu cooked over the irori right in front of us.That said, there was no explanation at the start that certain alcoholic drinks were all-you-can-drink, so I would have appreciated a brief note upfront. I asked later and then ordered.Also, since your hands get messy when eating ayu, it would be nice to have an extra hand towel.Overall, the service felt minimal for the price.Still, everything was very clean, the renovations were nicely done, and the food was delicious—so I was very satisfied overall.It’s an Accommodation I’d like to stay at again.

I came across this Accommodation while searching online for a place to stay during Golden Week, and it turned out to be wonderful. The staff welcomed us with warm smiles. The food, drinks, and water were all excellent. Since it was spring, I was happy to be able to enjoy mountain vegetables as well. The building and rooms are old, but they have been beautifully renovated with great skill and care. I was very satisfied. There is also a row of cherry trees nearby, so I would love to visit again during cherry blossom season.