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I booked without realizing it was a famous canal, but I’m glad I got to stay in such a historic place. The futon was warm, and I slept soundly even with the air conditioner off. The bath was spacious, impressive, and very comfortable. I’m not sure what is normally provided for the welcome drink tea, but maybe it wasn’t replenished? Or is coffee the main option? It was disappointing that there wasn’t enough for everyone. There were dishes available, but it was unclear whether they were microwave-safe (probably not), so ceramic plates would have been better. We bought sashimi labeled “locally caught” at the supermarket, and the knife was sharp, which really helped. With only the dining table it felt a bit cramped, so it would have been even better if the low table were larger and more practical. I think many guests would be concerned about insects (ants?) in the washroom, so it may be worth taking measures to address this. Also, you should definitely try the pancakes! The café is far away but has a great atmosphere, and it made our trip much more satisfying.

The building was new and comfortable. However, the location was not ideal.

Since I was staying with my child and we don’t eat large portions, we chose a restaurant where we could order dinner à la carte. The food was excellent, and we were truly impressed. The sashimi in particular was beautifully presented and delicious. The footbath was next to the smoking area, so the smell bothered us a bit, but everything else was great. The Accommodation staff, the baths, and the meals were all wonderful, and we would definitely like to stay again.

The room was very clean, and we were able to relax and take our time. The meals were also very delicious. Our dog had an accident on the futon, but you responded right away by replacing it. We are very sorry. We would definitely like to stay again when we visit Toyama. Thank you very much.

We stayed for one night from August 8 with my children and grandchildren. The Facility and equipment were new and comfortable, and we enjoyed our stay. It also coincided with a fireworks event, which made the timing perfect. Although it was the start of the busy season and the staff seemed very busy, they responded to our inquiries promptly. As seniors, we found the digitized manual a bit difficult to use, but we managed. It was also a nice memory to have a brief exchange with a family from Germany staying in the neighboring building.

Shuttle service from the pier to the accommodation was provided! The stay included two meals, and dinner was served at an on-site izakaya with warm, local dishes. Just when I thought it would end with fish, a pork fillet steak was also served, which was very satisfying! It was a bit disappointing that I didn’t check if the shared bath allowed morning showers. I also enjoyed local sake, making it a very pleasant accommodation experience.

I stayed at the accommodation during my year-end vacation. Located at the end of a narrow road, the accommodation had a charming atmosphere. The room was more like a separate cottage than an annex, giving off a nostalgic vacation home vibe. The meals were light and delicious, which I personally appreciated very much. The room also had a semi-open-air bath with pleasant water quality. The large public bath was spacious and open, and there was also a sauna; however, the temperature was on the lower side, which was slightly disappointing as I couldn't fully enjoy it. Overall, while the accommodation felt somewhat old-fashioned, it offered a quiet and relaxing stay with excellent onsen facilities. I would love to visit again!

We stayed at the accommodation for a three-generation trip, as it was strongly requested by our grandchild. We didn't see any other Japanese guests during our stay. If we were more fluent in English, it would have been an even more enjoyable experience. We had breakfast at the attached café in the morning. Both the accommodation and café were stylishly designed and lovely places to be. The shower room was clean, though there was no bathtub. However, as Japanese people, especially seniors, we do miss soaking in a bath.

I stayed at the accommodation with elderly neighbors. The BBQ area was on the second floor, so carrying luggage and preparing was a bit challenging for the older guests. There was no dining table on the second floor, only a table on the terrace, so I thought it would be nice to have a small counter. There were no cleaning cloths or dish towels available, which made it difficult to dry plates and pots. Next time, I plan to bring my own supplies. The Onsen was fantastic! The beds were spacious and very comfortable for sleeping. The elderly guests said they would love to visit again!

The building is undeniably old, but it was clean and well maintained. The staff were also very helpful. If the breakfast buffet had offered a few more options, it would have been perfect!

This time, my “Dokoka ni Viewn” trip took me to Mizusawa-Esashi, so I chose Yakushido Onsen because I wanted to stay at an Onsen. Last time, I think I came by car. This time, I stayed alone in a Japanese-style room with breakfast and dinner included at a very reasonable price, and I was able to enjoy the Onsen four times—so refreshing. I’d love to visit again.

The price is very reasonable for the Obon holiday period. The Onsen is also great. It was convenient to park the car right in front of the cottage.

On my first visit to Shima Onsen, I had planned to arrive early and do some sightseeing, but due to heavy rain, I ended up waiting until check-in—thank you very much for accommodating me. The Room was very clean and more spacious than I expected. The in-room bath was at the perfect temperature, and I used it many times, which helped relieve my everyday fatigue. I made a Reservation with No Meals Included, but the à la carte dinner was also delicious, and the service was courteous. With an 11:00 check-out, you can take your time, and since you just return the Room key and leave, it feels casual and easygoing—perfect for someone like me who isn’t comfortable with the formal hospitality and send-offs typical of long-established Ryokan.