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We stayed for one night starting August 28. After finishing the Hakushu Distillery tour, we checked in around 4:00 PM and enjoyed the garden BBQ from 6:00 PM. Everything was delicious—beef, pork, and seafood, as well as the yakisoba served at the end, salt rice balls, and even dessert—and we were completely satisfied both physically and mentally. The bath is available 24 hours a day, and the far-infrared effect of the stone tub warmed us through to our core. From our Room, we had a stunning view of Mt. Fuji—an unbeatable location. The owner was also very friendly; we enjoyed chatting with them and had a truly relaxing time. This is a pension we would definitely like to stay at again.

This was my first time staying here, and honestly, it was outstanding. The moment I walked up the hill and stepped onto the villa grounds, I was captivated by the unique look of each building and the wonderfully refreshing views. Inside the villa, everything was spotless. A welcome drink was prepared, and the refrigerator was packed with an overflowing selection of complimentary beverages. I couldn’t help but say out loud, “This is amazing…” We also got to let our children experience farming activities—they were thrilled to harvest eggplants and green peppers. Feeding the chickens and hearing about how they’re raised was also a valuable experience. A couple of notes: there are no convenience stores or supermarkets nearby, so I recommend buying what you need in advance. Also, there generally isn’t a microwave in the Room, but when we called the management building and asked, they brought one over and set it up for us. We will definitely stay again! It was so good that I want it to become popular—but at the same time, part of me doesn’t want it to get too popular (lol).

It was a small, cozy Accommodation. The hospitality was warm. I wish the amenities had been a bit more complete, but I enjoyed the breakfast. I would like to stay again if I have the opportunity.

Staying at a ryokan located within a temple's grounds was a first for me, and I was quite excited. The facility is old, but the bath was newly renovated and very comfortable to use. Above all, the meals were delicious. The variety of dishes, even though it was traditional vegetarian cuisine, never felt monotonous. It was truly wonderful. If it were closer, I would love to visit again just for the meals. Such a delightful accommodation.

I stayed here after hiking. The Accommodation doesn’t have an Onsen, but there are plenty of Onsens nearby, so it wasn’t a problem. It’s an old building, but it was very clean, and the hostess was friendly and easy to talk to, so I could relax even as a solo traveler. It’s rare to find this price with breakfast and dinner included. I’m satisfied.

Easily accessible from Makinoto Pass, this is a great hotel with both meals and an onsen. Dinner offers a wide variety of dishes that will leave you full. Breakfast is also delicious. The onsen includes family baths with open-air options as well as indoor baths, providing a wonderful experience. While the building and rooms may show some age, it is still a highly recommended accommodation.

The room was very clean and comfortable. The appliances, cooking utensils, and tableware were well-equipped. I used the oven microwave, electric kettle, and hot plate, all of which were spotless. There are power outlets under the table, allowing you to use a hot plate or IH stove for grilling or hot pot dishes. With prepared ingredients, you can enjoy a pleasant stay. A river is located nearby, making it ideal for summer activities like playing in the water. Onsen access was free of charge. Since the accommodation was closed the day after our stay, we visited Sessokyo Onsen Hall for a day-use onsen experience instead. The onsen there had a silky texture that left my skin feeling smooth and refreshed. Highly recommended accommodation!

Stayed during a busy holiday period. It was likely fully booked and very busy, yet the staff provided excellent and attentive service. They kindly assisted with sightseeing advice and guidance. For dinner, we chose Izu beef and abalone as the main dishes. Although I usually prefer meat, the abalone with liver vinegar sauce was incredibly delicious! I’d love to have it again!! The staff also graciously accommodated our request to add an extra Izu beef steak—thank you for that. Of course, we also enjoyed the kinmedai (golden eye snapper) and spiny lobster; everything was delightful. Both dinner and breakfast were highly satisfying, with so many side dishes that it felt overwhelming in a good way! The private-use baths allowed us to relax at our own pace without any rush. This has become one of the ryokans I'd love to visit again!

This was my first time using the service. After arriving at the Stays, I completed the check-in and entered the Room, which, although not new, was clean and tidy. The cleaning was thorough, allowing for a pleasant stay. The breakfast was delicious, and I was very satisfied with the unlimited refills of coffee, bread, and more. Thank you very much.

A stylish architect-designed Hotel in Naka-Karuizawa. As it is a wooden building, you should not expect strong soundproofing, but it may actually be a good fit for those who want to feel close to nature. It was disappointing that Buildings 1, 2, and 3 are on separate plots, so you need to walk along the sidewalk of the main road. The restaurant serves excellent food and is well worth trying. Since the Room’s shower area is inside the bedroom, I felt a glass partition would be better than a curtain. This Hotel has well-equipped shared spaces; guests who don’t mind other visitors around will enjoy it. There are many negative Reviews, but personally I think it was more than acceptable. I would like to stay again.

About a 15-minute taxi ride from the nearest Miyaji Station, it’s accessible even without a car. The atmosphere is simply outstanding. Dining with the majestic Aso mountains and endless grasslands as your backdrop is truly irreplaceable. The Facility feels like a hotel restaurant in the American West. As it’s located on a ranch, there are plenty of horses on the premises, and of course you can also enjoy horseback riding experiences. With good weather, you should be able to catch the sunset sinking into the vast Aso landscape, a sky full of stars, and refreshing sunrise views with seas of clouds. There is also a large public bath. It’s a bit small, but it includes a dry sauna and cold plunge pool—perfect for unwinding while looking out over the Aso grasslands. It’s slightly disappointing that there’s no outdoor air-bath space (for safety reasons, the windows are kept fully closed), but you can still spot horses in the distance. Depending on the Plan, private time slots may be available as well, making it convenient for families.

We stayed in the log cabin. It is fairly old and a bit wobbly in places. Because it was the season (hot and humid), there were quite a few insects, but insect spray was provided, so it wasn’t inconvenient. The futons were very comfortable, and our whole family slept soundly. (I was woken up before 5 a.m. by a loud chorus of cicadas.) In addition to the Onsen, we were able to fully enjoy the great outdoors and truly relax. When you contacted us about our forgotten item, I was traveling and couldn’t hear well, so I feel I may not have responded properly. I’m very sorry. I asked for it to be sent cash on delivery, but you kindly sent it prepaid instead—I’m sorry for the trouble you went to as well as for that. Breakfast was more than enough, and the simmered dishes were truly delicious! Thank you very much for everything. We would love to stay again.

The food was very delicious, just as described in the Review.

With check-in at 2:00 PM, this Hotel is recommended if you arrive in Kusatsu early and want to sightsee around Yubatake first. However, it’s hard to tell from the map, but walking from the Hotel to the downtown area where Yubatake is located requires going up and down a very steep hill. It’s about a 10-minute walk one way, but the uphill stretch is quite tough. The in-house Facility, public bath, and Room had been renovated and were clean and comfortable, but I was unlucky with my Room—the sound of rain hitting the Facility roof outside the window was loud and made it hard to sleep—so I rated the guest room two stars lower and overall satisfaction one point lower.

The Accommodation’s atmosphere and the staff were excellent. We were also happy to enjoy freshly harvested mountain delicacies. We would love to visit again.

We stayed in a first-floor Room, and both the Room and the Onsen were spacious, allowing us to relax in great comfort. The tea served at check-in in our Room was truly delicious. It was the first time we’ve stayed at an Accommodation where we could freely enjoy such carefully selected tea and black tea. The selection of welcome drinks and snacks in the Room was also plentiful. I love drinking tea with good water, so having 2L of water provided was a personal highlight. I also appreciated having both yukata and loungewear. The staff were very kind. We had a wonderful stay and would love to visit again. Thank you very much.

The staff’s hospitality was wonderful, and we had a very pleasant stay. The meals were also delicious, and we were very satisfied. The view of Mt. Fuji from the Room and the large public bath was a real luxury! We would love to stay again someday.

We stayed with our 2-year-old child. As I was pregnant, we chose this Hotel because it seemed conveniently located near Nara Park, and we booked a stay with meals included. Dinner was delicious and so generous that we couldn’t finish it. For our 2-year-old, they brought plain rice and furikake first, which made it easy to feed our child. Breakfast was a bit lighter and didn’t quite leave us completely full, but if you plan to eat while sightseeing, it felt just right. It may be a little too light for men. The complimentary water was very helpful. However, it was a large bottle (1.5L? 2L?), so we finished it at the Hotel. There is a 700-yen parking subsidy. Parking near the Hotel often costs over 1,000 yen, but we found a parking lot a little farther away where we could park for 700 yen and used that instead. The Hotel itself is somewhat old, but it was kept very clean, and the staff were kind and helpful.

I stayed here with my 10 kg dog. In front of the lodge, there is a beautiful grassy lawn where we could enjoy a relaxing walk. The Room is simple, with no refrigerator, TV, or toilet. However, it was kept very clean and we were able to rest comfortably. Wi-Fi is available, so there’s no problem if you bring a tablet. This is not a Hotel with every amenity—it's a mountain lodge—so you need to understand that. For dinner, we enjoyed a BBQ on the outdoor terrace with friends. I was worried insects might come around, but it turned out to be an unnecessary concern. The BBQ portions were generous—almost too much for women. Since the meat pieces are large, it would be helpful if scissors could be provided. Next time, I’d like to try the French course meal. The bath was disappointing because of an issue with the Onsen supply piping, but the tub was spacious and relaxing. Above all, being able to travel with my dog made this trip truly enjoyable—thank you for giving us that opportunity. I would love to visit again m(_ _)m

The hospitality, meals, and 24-hour Onsen helped melt away our fatigue after hiking.