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Located in a serene natural setting, this accommodation offers an escape from everyday life. Staying here while listening to the sound of the flowing river is truly soothing. The onsen with natural hot spring water is at the perfect temperature, allowing you to relax for as long as you like. My daughter was delighted to play with a wild raccoon. Although we only had breakfast, it was well-balanced and gentle on the body in both content and portion size. The accommodation is clean and comfortable, making it a place we’d love to visit again next time with dinner included!

Although my check-in was later than planned, the staff accommodated me without any displeasure. The meals were just the right amount, leaving nothing behind, and were very delicious. The hot water was so smooth, like soaking in a beauty serum, that if I lived nearby, I would use it frequently. Since it is a small Ryokan, the walking distance was minimal, making it very convenient. It was a Ryokan I would definitely like to stay at again.

The satoyama scenery and the private bath reserved exclusively for guests were wonderful. This bath is not lukewarm like the one used by day-trip visitors. I was completely satisfied except that the Room does not have a toilet or washbasin, so I didn’t like having to fill the kettle with water at the washbasin in the shared restroom.

Stayed with the One-Night Stay with Breakfast Plan. The bath in the Room was unexpectedly spacious and allowed me to enjoy the view while relaxing, which was very satisfying. I would love to visit again during cherry blossom or autumn foliage season. The breakfast was also satisfying in both content and taste.

I stayed here to watch the Japan Cup, a road race held annually at the forest park about a 7-8 minute walk from the hotel. The hotel seems primarily for guests of the adjacent golf course, and although I expected it to be crowded the day before, it was relatively empty. The facility is old and not particularly clean, but it has a nostalgic charm with its retro Showa-era atmosphere. The room was Japanese-style with futons that you lay out yourself. The large public bath is located in the basement and was comfortable as it wasn’t crowded. However, there’s no elevator, so it might be challenging for elderly guests or those with mobility issues. Check-in is until 8 PM, so I bought dinner near Utsunomiya Station before heading over. While I wanted to enjoy some local delicacies in Utsunomiya, proximity to the event took priority for me and wasn’t an issue. After check-out, I could use the parking lot for an additional fee during my time at Japan Cup viewing—this allowed me to leave smoothly without encountering traffic restrictions on my way home by car afterward. I would consider staying here again when attending future events!

Stopped by during a tour to Chausuyama Kogen Road and Horaiji Mountain. Over 30 years ago, the current proprietress's father started this property by renovating their old family home. Nowadays, properties renovated from old houses are not uncommon, but the foresight to start it in that era is impressive. Urugi Village is a great place to spend a relaxing time in a rural setting. The proprietress's proud dishes of game meat and mushrooms, salt-grilled sweetfish, and horse sashimi were very satisfying. The gohei mochi served at the end was also quite filling. There was "Urugi Onsen Komadori no Yu" nearby, so we went there for a bath. Therefore, we did not use the bath at the property. It was a nice property, friendly to riders. Thank you for your hospitality.

I stayed for one night with my elderly mother. Since the Room was on the second floor, my mother had a bit of difficulty climbing the stairs, but everything else was very satisfying. The hot water was excellent as expected, and I was pleasantly surprised by how delicious the food was. It was worth traveling such a long way to visit. I hope to return again someday.

The staff’s heartfelt hospitality. An Onsen that hot-spring lovers can’t resist (the water seems highly therapeutic, but you can’t stay in too long—so even during Golden Week, I was able to enjoy it almost privately). Above all, the food was incredibly delicious—wonderful dishes that felt nourishing and full of nature’s blessings! I’d love to come back just to eat those amazing soba noodles again. (I can’t forget how delicious the warm dipping broth with rich chicken stock was.)

A charming, nostalgic Showa-era Accommodation. I stayed here on the way back from Kamikochi with a foreign friend who wanted to experience a traditional Japanese Accommodation, and this place was perfect. My friend was very satisfied. The guest room was quite old, but they appreciated that as part of the charm. The bath had retro tiled walls and featured a fairly hot Onsen, which they enjoyed. The meals were also very delicious.

The meals were delicious, and we truly enjoyed each dish. They kindly accommodated our request to start breakfast earlier. It was a great help. This is an Accommodation we would definitely like to stay at again.

We stayed as a group of three: two adults and one elementary school boy. As many others have mentioned, the food was absolutely amazing. Even for us, a couple with big appetites, there was so much food that we couldn't finish it all. The fresh sea bream and spiny lobster sashimi were incredibly delicious. The fried shrimp was perfectly crispy with a light batter, served freshly fried. It was even better than the spiny lobster fry we had at a famous lunch spot earlier that day! For breakfast, they kindly made sunny-side-up eggs for me when I mentioned I don't like raw eggs, which was very thoughtful. The owner, hostess, and even their staff (perhaps their daughter?) were all so warm and welcoming. It felt like they truly valued "once-in-a-lifetime encounters." Although the building and facilities are old, everything was sparkling clean, making our stay very comfortable. We were told there wouldn't be a toilet in the room but were pleasantly surprised to find a clean toilet in our room after all. The futons were fluffy and comfortable—perfect for someone like me who has back pain. The bath uses Onsen water that left us feeling warm and relaxed; of course, it was also impeccably clean. If we visit the Ise area again in the future, we would definitely love to stay here again. Thank you for such an enjoyable time!

I truly felt the warm hospitality of this wonderful family throughout my stay. I never expected they would host a mini concert or a stargazing event. A standalone Hotel with nothing around? Not at all—first, you’ll be amazed by the superb Onsen. The moment you stroke your left shoulder with your right hand and your right shoulder with your left, you can feel how pleasantly smooth the water is. Meals are served in a private dining room, so you can relax and take your time. If only the futon mattress were thicker and the TV one size larger, it would be absolutely perfect!

I stayed at Tsuetate Onsen for the first time. Despite being in a region where space along the river is limited, the parking lot was conveniently located nearby. The staff's hospitality was excellent, making my stay very comfortable, and the meals were absolutely delicious. The accommodation's bath was spacious and impressive, but the highlight was "Kissho no Yu," an outdoor onsen with five open-air baths nestled in the forest—truly a relaxing experience. I would love to stay at this accommodation again!

We stayed overnight after a day at the beach. The Accommodation owner was very gentle and welcoming, which made us feel at ease. When we asked about setting off the fireworks we brought, he suggested an open space in the parking lot next door and even lent us a bucket (we’re sorry for leaving the firework debris as well). The meals were carefully prepared and absolutely delicious. Thanks to such thoughtful hospitality, we were able to relax and enjoy a peaceful time.

The Room was more than spacious enough for one person. Overall, it felt even more “Showa-era” than I expected, which really enhanced the feeling of being in the countryside. The Onsen water felt very strong and concentrated. It’s a simple sulfur spring, but this is the first time I’ve experienced such a complex sensation. It seems popular with day visitors, and even though the water gets stirred up, it still had a powerful impact. Despite being surrounded by beautiful nature, there were no stink bugs in the Room—so they must be taking solid preventive measures. A few things I noticed: Is the open-air bath actually a cold-water bath rather than a standard bathing bath? The Wi‑Fi signal is weak and sometimes I couldn’t connect to the internet. While sleeping, there were fairly loud crackling/popping noises throughout the Room that kept waking me up repeatedly. That said, thanks to the long trip and the Onsen, I was able to sleep deeply even in short stretches.

In early August, five adults stayed for one night in a Japanese-Western style Room. The Room was spacious enough, and we enjoyed evening drinks around the table together. Our grandfather, who has been needing the toilet more often lately, also felt reassured having a Room with a private toilet. We used the large public bath at 9:00 PM and 7:00 AM; it was almost private for men, and since the men’s and women’s baths switch between morning and evening, we were able to enjoy both. Dinner with the Hamayu Plan was more than sufficient, with a satisfying variety of dishes. Breakfast was around 8:00 AM; it was crowded so we had to wait in our Room for a short while, but it was very delicious. They also seem to have a table tennis area and a bar. My recommendation is Shimago Beach, just outside next to the lobby entrance. Because there is an imperial villa nearby, it is very quiet, with calm waves. Take one of the free loaner chairs and try sitting on the beach in the morning.

Nothing particularly outstanding or disappointing. The location is convenient, and you can start exploring Shirakawa Village from the morning. One of the service staff said they are from Yangon and send money back home to support their parents. I realized how tough that must be. When I went sightseeing, there were indeed many international visitors, but I didn’t feel that as much at this Accommodation. If I have the chance, I’d stay again—that’s about it.

I can’t share the details, but they accommodated our requests. We truly appreciated all your help! Meals were breakfast only, buffet-style with a good variety and very tasty. We had dinner at the restaurant inside the same Hotel. There was a live fish tank, which was perfect for my husband and me as we love sashimi! Since our child doesn’t eat sashimi, we ordered chicken nanban instead, and it was delicious. They also had plenty of à la carte dishes and many kid-friendly options. I did notice some dust on the bathroom exhaust fan, but the staff were very helpful, and overall we were satisfied.

The Facility and the Room felt a bit old, but everything was thoroughly cleaned and very tidy, so we were able to relax comfortably. The bath was also kept clean, and the Onsen felt absolutely wonderful. The meals were mainly mountain vegetables, but they were very delicious. This time we had kiritanpo hot pot, but according to the Reviews, game dishes seem to be popular, so next time I’d like to try them. The doburoku was also great. I’d like to stay at this Accommodation again if I have the chance.

I had a very comfortable stay. Thank you very much.