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We stayed here for a ski trip. The Facility itself is old, but it is well cleaned for its age, and the Room was comfortable with no unpleasant odors. We appreciated the complimentary coffee, black tea, and green tea. The Ryokan staff were very friendly, while keeping a respectful distance without being intrusive, which made us feel very at ease. The only downside was that the bath temperature was a bit low at 40°C. There isn’t any excessive service, but the thoughtful amenities you’d be happy to have are naturally provided—overall, it’s a very comfortable Ryokan. We would definitely like to stay again next season.

We really enjoyed a variety of fish and left feeling completely satisfied. Breakfast was refreshing, with a menu that was a little different from other Accommodations. The Onsen can be reserved for private use, so we were able to relax and really enjoyed it.

I stayed again last week. I was planning to ski in Appi, but I gave up on Saturday because of the rain, and on Sunday the lifts stopped operating at 11:00 due to strong winds. Unfortunately, the weather wasn’t great. In that sense it was disappointing, but there’s nothing you can do about the weather… Still, Step’s meals are consistently great value for money. I especially love the soups. The turnip soup from a few weeks ago was excellent, and I think it was porcini mushroom soup? The mushroom soup was delicious too. The grilled chicken is also very good. A woman who stayed for the first time last week was impressed as well and said it was delicious. She seems to have become a big fan—“the only choice in Appi!” Even if some of the Facility feels a bit old, that’s part of its charm. The bath temperature might be a little low at times? It feels just right for women. If you like it really hot, it might not be enough. That’s about all if you look closely. I’m satisfied. I’ll stay again.

The building shows its age, but it is kept very clean. I found the deep bathtub relaxing, as well as the tea-scented shampoo and body soap. The staff were friendly and approachable, and I had a comfortable stay.

The exterior was a unique and intriguing structure that didn’t look like an accommodation, but once inside, it was a very clean and relaxing space. The contrast gave it a special charm that made me excited. We stayed as a pair, but I think it would be fun to stay with 4-5 people for a lively experience. I’d love to stay here again!

The room has a traditional style, but the tatami room was surprisingly comfortable to stay in.

I may have different standards as a former backpacker, but the tatami was clean, and the meals were hearty home-style cooking that left me completely full. The rural atmosphere of Ichinomiya was very relaxing. The large public bath had a big tub, so I could stretch out and enjoy it—great overall. I think the owner is of Korean descent. There is no one at the front desk—go look for someone! The Accommodation itself, including the lobby, is quite old. The Room has been renovated while keeping a nice Showa-era vibe, so if you’re not looking for perfection, I don’t think it will be an issue. There is no tea set in the Room. No amenities either—bring your own. In front of the public bath, there are various towels that have been washed and folded, free to use. I was glad they didn’t smell like fabric softener. If you expect Hotel or Ryokan-style service, you might get frustrated. But I actually enjoyed how “what’s normal” isn’t necessarily normal here—it felt like traveling in Asia in a refreshing way. I’d love to stay again if I have the chance. Thank you for taking care of me!

I brought my bicycle to participate in a cycling event. I was relieved to hear that after wiping the tires, it was okay to place it either in the Room or at the entrance. There was a strict rule against bringing your own drinks during meals, but it was allowed after finishing, so I managed. Although I couldn't have breakfast due to time constraints, they kindly provided rice balls the day before. Much appreciated! It's not a place I visit often, but I feel like I've discovered a hidden gem through this cycling event.

Stayed for one night on 2/23-24. The children were excited by the snowy scenery, which is different from Tokyo. The meals were delicious, and we could see fireworks from the Room, making it a wonderful memory. I couldn't use the large public bath because of my tattoo. There is also a bath in the Room, so it was not a problem. There was no razor among the amenities, so I took one from the large public bath. The futon was thin and uncomfortable for those who usually sleep in beds. The biggest issue was that many cars couldn't climb up the icy slope at the entrance of the parking lot even with snow tires; ours was one of them. If that area had been cleared of snow, there would have been no complaints. Since my children want to visit again, we will continue to use this place in the future.

Full of Showa-era charm, both dinner and breakfast are delicious. The onsen is a natural hot spring with free-flowing water, making this accommodation perfect. Family-run, we had an enjoyable stay.

It was my first time staying at a smart Hotel, but they responded politely to my inquiries and I had no particular inconveniences during my stay. The Room was spacious, and there was a convenience store nearby. Since there are truly no Hotel staff on-site at any time, I recommend asking in advance if you have any concerns or questions.

Due to a Shinkansen delay, we arrived late at night, but the staff kindly accommodated us. The Facility feels a bit old, but we had a comfortable stay.