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The maisonette-style room instantly lifted our spirits the moment we walked in. The view of Mt. Fuji from the bath was also spectacular. However, one thing: the cleaning wasn’t thorough. There was trash left on the balcony, and we even found potato snack crumbs under the cushion of the massage chair.

As shown in the photos, this is a beautiful and stylish standalone house. The space is simple and very calming. The view from the Room is stunning, allowing for a wonderful experience like something out of a drama. The bathroom was spacious and absolutely fantastic! From check-in to check-out, you can enjoy complete privacy without encountering anyone else. However, there were some areas where cleaning was not thorough, which was slightly disappointing. The outdoor chairs and sandals were old and dirty, lacking cleanliness and making them uncomfortable to use. Additionally, some leftover condiments were found but it was unclear when they were purchased; the oil had also discolored, which felt concerning. While it's great to avoid waste from an eco-friendly perspective, it would be appreciated if usage dates could be noted for such items.

Although the exterior is honestly a bit old-fashioned, both the guest rooms and dining area are clean and comfortable. The meals were more than satisfying. It’s a Hotel I’d like to visit again.

Dinner included sashimi, fried dishes, grilled salt-seasoned iwana fish, chilled chawanmushi, gomoku kamameshi, and dessert—all delicious. We enjoyed the chilled sake "Shichishou" at a leisurely pace. The Room was a new bedroom where we had a restful sleep. The mountains were beautiful, and exploring the area upon waking created wonderful memories.

This is my second stay. When I feel tired, I come here to relax, bring what I like, and enjoy doing whatever I want. The bath can be used freely, going in and out as you please, without worrying about others. Each room has a unique charm that excites me. The staff at the front desk are kind and excellent in their service.

The BBQ at night was unexpectedly delicious. The breakfast bread was also very tasty. We stayed in a large Room, which was spacious and open, making it very pleasant. The bath was a shared Facility, but it was very warming. All the staff were kind, and we had a comfortable stay. Both inside and outside the Facility were clean and well-maintained, making it very comfortable. We participated in the pottery class, which became a wonderful memory for us. We would love to stay again!

The living room is spacious, so you can relax with your dog. The kitchen is also very easy to use. There are two Rooms, so up to about three guests can stay comfortably. There are rice fields right nearby, making it easy to go for a walk. The bathroom is small, so you may prefer to go to Makino.

The nostalgic Showa-era atmosphere was wonderful, and I was able to relax. The surrounding streetscape also had a lot of charm. It was a shame that my schedule didn’t allow me to have any meals. I gave it 4 stars because the hallway was dark, and I wish there had been a fan in the changing room.

I stayed with my dog, and we were able to relax together in a spacious area. The staff's response was excellent, and I would like to visit again.

I stayed one night in the larger of the two Accommodation rooms. The Room is in one of two lodging buildings located slightly uphill from the reception and the private day-use Onsen area. The Onsen is about the size shown in the photos (around three tatami mats), with fresh hot water continuously flowing in. The Onsen room is separated from the outside by plastic shoji screens; when you open them all, you can enjoy the outdoor view like an open-air bath, soaking in an airy atmosphere while listening to birdsong. There is a ledge inside along the edge of the tub at a height you can sit on, so you can even lie back while bathing. Honestly, it feels unbelievably good! The shoji screens can also be locked, so it feels safe at night. 　There is also a balcony, and smokers are apparently asked to smoke there. There was absolutely no smell of cigarettes in the Room. The refrigerator includes a freezer compartment, and there is also a microwave and toaster oven. There didn’t seem to be anywhere nearby to eat, so we brought frozen meals for both dinner and breakfast, heated them in the microwave, and ate in the Room. The refrigerator had two free 500 mL bottles each of mineral water and sparkling water. It was nice to be able to hydrate during bathing as well. Two drip coffees are provided free of charge, and there’s also a teapot and tea cups for Japanese tea—excellent service overall. Wi‑Fi was fast and stress-free thanks to an in-room router. 　At night we could hear owls, and in the morning we woke up to birds such as bush warblers—an environment where you can truly enjoy nature. Some online Reviews mentioned that it was “cold,” but besides air conditioning there is also gas heating installed, so I don’t think it would feel cold even in winter. I visited in mid-May; I used cooling during daytime and heating at night on the air conditioner settings, which was comfortable. The bed had a down duvet, and mattress firmness was very comfortable as well—one of the best sleeps I’ve had among many Hotels. 　The hot spring water is clear and colorless with a relatively smooth feel. After arriving I enjoyed long Onsen baths right away, went again after dinner, then briefly before bed. The next day I woke early for another soak right away, then took one more long bath after breakfast. It’s perfect if your goal is simply quiet time soaking in an Onsen. 　This is an Onsen Accommodation I want to stay at again and again.”

It was very quiet and had a relaxing atmosphere. They kindly changed our room to a bedroom, but the bed was narrow and a bit firm, which made it hard to sleep. Breakfast was delicious and we were satisfied. Thank you very much.

The retro design created a great atmosphere. The property was well-maintained, and I enjoyed my stay with care. Since I couldn't afford an expensive Hotel, the affordable price left no complaints.

The staff were very kind, and we had a pleasant stay. They were also friendly to our dog, and there was a larger toilet suitable for male dogs. Please note that dogs are not allowed on the human beds, so it’s recommended to bring your own bedding for your pet. Next time, I’d like to try the sauna as well.

Thank you very much for your hospitality. At night, the typhoon brought intense wind and rain, and the river was flowing so fast that it was quite nerve-racking. Still, the food was delicious and the service was excellent, so we were very satisfied. The next day, there were landslides all around and many roads were closed! It turned into a valuable experience, including the episode of worrying about how we would get home.

The building is new and generally clean, and the Room is larger than a typical business hotel. However, there is some sense of light construction, as footsteps in the corridors and on the stairs echo quite a bit. The bath is not very large, but it’s not an issue unless it’s crowded. The Onsen water has a slightly slippery feel. What concerned me was the parking. It is shared by overnight guests and day-use Onsen visitors. There are only four concrete spaces right in front, and they are not exclusively for guests. (There were cones marked “Reserved,” but if that’s how it works, I would have liked to be informed in advance.) There is also parking across the road, but it is gravel, so I had no choice but to park there. Guests are far more likely to have more luggage, so I would like guest parking to be prioritized closer to the entrance or on concrete spaces. Since this place is new, it may still be in a trial-and-error phase, but I think a bit more consideration like this is needed. Given the location, there will likely be many touring motorcyclists as well, so it would be good to consider dedicated motorcycle parking. With motorcycles—especially on slopes or uneven ground—gravel makes stable parking difficult; if you provide motorcycle spaces, they should be on flat concrete to avoid problems if a bike tips over.

I stayed during the late-snow season. I had visited once a long time ago, and this time I stayed for one night to relax and spend some quiet time in Ohara. Perhaps because of the season, I had the Onsen all to myself both morning and evening. The meals were Japanese-style, just how I like them: chicken hot pot for dinner, and simmered fish for breakfast with plenty of rice accompaniments. The chicken hot pot was delicious, and comparing different miso flavors made the rice go down even easier. The table layout was calm and comfortable, set so you can look out at the garden without feeling other guests’ eyes on you. Thanks to the kind advice from the young proprietress, I visited a temple she recommended the next day. There is quite a bit of self-service in the Room, but it didn’t bother me. The Accommodation also felt like great value, and I’d love to return every year around this time.

A slightly old-fashioned Showa-era accommodation. However, the onsen features a rock bath and is very relaxing. The meals were also delicious. I think it is suitable for pilgrims.

This Hotel mainly caters to guests with No Meals Included plans, but the Rooms are clean and comfortable. The lounge has a coffee machine, tea bags, a microwave, and plastic wrap, so you can prepare a simple meal. About a 3-minute walk away, there is a roadside station and a bathing Facility; from 8:30 a.m., you can also enjoy a morning set meal and buy freshly baked bread. This Hotel offers excellent value for money.

It’s still disappointing that the Room toilet does not have a bidet, but using the shared toilets is not an issue. Last year, one of the two shared toilets had a squat-style toilet (unacceptable), but this year both have bidet seats, which is a major improvement. They look like the same new model, so they may have been replaced at the same time. Breakfast and dinner are buffet-style, and it was excellent that there was no overlap in side-dish selections between Day 1 and Day 2. It’s subtle, but you can see the effort. Also, as a small detail, it’s reassuring that drinks in the vending machines are sold at normal prices rather than marked up for a tourist area.