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Although it was slightly expensive due to the Obon season, it was still cheaper than nearby ryokans for a solo trip with two meals included. Being a public accommodation, I didn't have high expectations, but the onsen was flawless with natural flowing water, and all the staff provided warm and pleasant service. The room was a 6-tatami mat Japanese-style room where sounds from neighboring rooms could be heard, but the neighbors were quiet at night, allowing for a good night's sleep. Both dinner and breakfast were very delicious even without using luxurious ingredients (perhaps there is also a plan with more luxurious ingredients).

Regarding the meals, breakfast is good, but although dinner offers many dishes, nothing in particular stands out as memorable. For example, since you grow plenty of vegetables in your fields, I think it would feel more special if the vegetable tempura were more substantial and served on a larger plate; there is no need to serve meat on a ceramic grill. Fresh vegetable tempura is a treat in itself, so I would appreciate that.

We had a wonderful time in the beautiful garden and Room. My daughter was also very happy. Thank you very much. We would love to visit again.

The location is excellent, and the building is new, ensuring a satisfying stay. Parking is available next to the building, and it’s within walking distance of Gero Station. The customer service is great, providing recommendations and the latest information. Gassho Village is also within walking distance. However, the unit bath in the room is small. There is a private open-air bath available for an additional fee with time restrictions, but popular time slots fill up quickly. While there are affiliated Onsen facilities, they close relatively early, so it’s best to plan around your dinner schedule. Additionally, breakfast portions are small and may not be sufficient for big eaters. Overall, this place is recommended if you want to enjoy Gero casually!

Overall, I was satisfied. However, the lights were either fully on or completely off, so I’d like the living room lighting to be improved.

The room comes with an open-air bath, so you can enjoy the Onsen anytime. The meals are also satisfying. I would love to visit again.

It was a traditional Ryokan with lots of stairs. There was a kotatsu, and the building had plenty of retro items, which made it fun. The bath was tiled, and the Onsen water was a bit on the hot side. By chance no one else was there, so I could use it privately, which was great. The food was delicious. I was surprised by the apple tempura, but it had a nice texture and a pleasant tartness.

We stayed as a family of three and were very satisfied with the sophisticated soba-based creative cuisine and excellent service. The facility is simple, making the price reasonable, and it was impeccably clean. This is an accommodation we would love to visit again and again.

Thank you very much for your hospitality. We were extremely satisfied with this Accommodation! ◯Check-in is at the nearby Accommodation, and check-out can be completed by calling the front desk.　 ◯The service was very courteous (the Room was ready, so we were allowed to enter before check-in time). ◯A stylish, tasteful Japanese-modern Room & Facility and more… This is an Accommodation we can highly recommend!

I wanted to visit Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine and was looking for an affordable place to stay nearby when I found this Hotel. For the Onsen and breakfast, I used their affiliated property close by, Ivy Hotel Chikushino. I was able to enjoy Futsukaichi Onsen, and the meals were delicious as well. The front desk staff were very helpful, and thanks to their recommendation, I went to the izakaya “Gon (Hiko),” where the grilled yam on an iron plate and the grilled chicken on an iron plate were excellent—I was very satisfied. To get to Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine, you need to walk 21 minutes to Nishitetsu Futsukaichi Station, so if you have difficulty walking, it’s better to use a taxi or bus.

We stayed in a double room as a couple. The accommodation was stylish, the room was clean, and there was even a private onsen. It was about a 10-minute walk to Yubatake in Kusatsu Onsen, making our trip very enjoyable. The owner kindly explained the directions to Yubatake, but since it was already dark, we got slightly lost before arriving. It would be even better if there were a guide map available that is easy to follow even after sunset. Overall, it is a highly satisfying and recommended accommodation!

Hirayu Onsen has milky-white, iron-rich waters. After a day of hiking, it warmed us up wonderfully. The open-air bath was especially nice. The meals focused on local specialties, and we were able to enjoy a full range of Gifu delicacies such as Hida beef shabu-shabu, hoba miso, and salmon sashimi. It was supposed to be the standard meal plan, but for us—a couple in our mid-50s—it was more than luxurious enough and very satisfying. As for hospitality, the woman at the front desk, the woman who served our meals, and the man were all friendly and warm. It’s also convenient—about a 5-minute walk to the Hirayu Bus Terminal for buses to Kamikochi. We had a wonderful trip.

This was my first stay. The front desk staff were very courteous. There were complimentary drinks on the first floor, and the ice-cold draft beer was excellent. The Room was spacious and had a massage chair, so I could relax, but I couldn’t adjust the air conditioning—when I tried to operate it, it turned off. I filled the in-room Onsen right away and enjoyed a very pleasant bath, but my parent, who has difficulty walking, said the step was high and felt scary. Since everything is flat around it, I thought a handrail would make it safer. I understand this may be difficult as it is not barrier-free. I was looking forward to dinner. Everything was delicious, including salt-grilled ayu and chicken hot pot, and even the white rice was excellent. The children’s lunch plate was also generous in portion size, and my child happily bit into a big fried shrimp. However, there was one thing that concerned me. My child’s dessert (a mousse-like item topped with fruit) that came with the lunch plate was taken away partway through for some reason. Since I happened to be on the phone at that moment, I wondered why. After that, as if nothing had happened, the removed dessert was served to an adult instead, and jelly was placed for my child. I assumed it had been a mistake, but I believe an explanation should have been given. Taking something once served to one person and then serving it to someone else seems inappropriate etiquette-wise. At the very least, some explanation when bringing out the jelly for my child would have been appreciated. Overall it is a wonderful Accommodation; only the dinner service response bothered me. Thank you very much.

The Room was spacious enough for a solo stay and very clean, so I could relax comfortably. The Onsen was a bit hot for me, but it felt wonderful. Both dinner and breakfast were delicious. If I visit the Iwaki area again, I would definitely like to stay here again.

Once again, it was a very pleasant stay. The meals were delicious, and the fried chicken we had last year was so good that we ordered it again this time—still outstanding!

We tried all three private baths, and each one was an excellent, invigorating Bandai mineral spring. Getting to the Yubatake area can be a bit challenging due to some steep slopes, but it makes for just the right amount of exercise after eating and drinking. The complimentary breakfast kamameshi was also delicious.

This was my second visit, and the meals were still delicious. The Onsen was clean, and I could relax and enjoy it at my own pace.

Both the cuisine and the service are excellent. The Room has a traditional Japanese farmhouse style, and we were able to relax.

The rooms are well-cleaned and the accommodation has a very clean and fresh atmosphere. During our stay over New Year's, the air was dry due to the season, which caused a slight throat irritation. There was an air purifier, but it was disappointing that there was no humidifier. The meals were satisfying in terms of quality, quantity, and flavor. Although the portion of rice in the kamameshi was small, additional plain rice is available if needed, so it wasn't an issue. The staff provided simple yet heartwarming hospitality. As for the onsen, outdoor baths during winter might feel a bit cold; we recommend warming up thoroughly in the indoor bath first before heading outside. There are many reviews mentioning "weak shower water pressure," but as I used it when no one else was around, it wasn’t much of a problem for me. However, water pressure might decrease during peak usage times. Personally, I dislike the bustling atmosphere of large hotels; if you prefer a quiet and relaxing stay, this place is worth trying at least once!