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I was looking forward to the view from the Room, and it truly was breathtaking. It was also great that we could have our meals in the Room. What made me even happier was the selection of complimentary drinks available in the lobby. Ice was freely available as well, and since acerola juice is rarely offered, I enjoyed it many times during my stay. I had a very pleasant stay at this Accommodation.

The property also has an open-air bath, and the Onsen was wonderful—helping me unwind, relieve work fatigue, and relax.

I made a Reservation for a Plan that included two meals and all-you-can-drink alcohol. It was reasonably priced, yet the food and draft beer were delicious, with a great variety of drinks. Bottled Wilkinson carbonated water was provided, and I almost felt bad opening a new bottle for each glass of soda mix. The staff were extremely kind as well. I’ve used Yahoo Travel for many stays in Japan, but this is the first time I’ve wanted to leave a Review—highly recommended!

We stayed here with my husband’s parents and sister, as well as my mother and me. Thank you so much for arranging a private room and a red celebratory vest on short notice—it became a truly memorable occasion. The staff member who assisted us was wonderful. Dinner was more than satisfying, with an abundance of dishes, and the bath left our skin silky smooth—it was fantastic. Thank you very much!

I visited during Golden Week with two dogs. The Room was a Japanese-style room, but it was spacious and the dogs could run around. There is also a park nearby, and the Hotel is right in front of the quiet inner side of Amanohashidate, so it was great for peaceful walks. The meals were Japanese cuisine, and there was more than enough—we were completely full. There is also an open-air bath, and it was quiet and relaxing. It’s conveniently located close to both Ine’s Funaya boat houses and Amanohashidate, making them easy to visit.

This is the Hotel I always stay at when traveling solo. I go fishing, enjoy the open-air bath, and the stay includes two meals. You can also use the Onsen until 10:00 a.m., and checkout is a relaxed 11:00 a.m. This time I stayed for around 7,000 yen. It’s an excellent value Hotel.

The location was excellent—close to Yufuin Floral Village and Lake Kinrin, which made it very convenient. The meals were satisfying both morning and evening, with delicious rice and meat. Since it was a weekday and during mealtime, there were few guests in the bath, so I could relax and soak at my leisure. The water temperature was just right. The Facility is old, but it was well cleaned. At such a reasonable rate for an overnight stay with meals included, I would happily stay here again whenever I visit Yufuin.

This Accommodation is located near a ski resort, and the building feels a bit dated. There was still a faint scent of old tatami in the room, but we didn’t encounter any stink bugs that sometimes appear at mountain lodgings, which was reassuring. The bath is an Onsen with a gentle feel on the skin and a slightly silky texture. I prefer soaking slowly in warm rather than hot water, and the temperature was just right for me. Dinner is served around an irori hearth. There seemed to be a tour-bus group staying that day as well, and the dining area was nearly full. Their menu appeared to be different from ours, but our hearth-grilled dishes were carefully turned at the right time by the attendant, and everything was delicious. This isn’t an Accommodation for those seeking glamour or luxury, but what impressed us most was the very reasonable price. It’s surprisingly affordable for a place listed on IKYU—about the cost of one night at a Business Hotel in Tokyo—and it even includes dinner for two. Considering the cool summer climate and this price point, it was more than satisfying stay.

The food and the staff’s service were excellent. The show was fun, too. I’d love to visit again! The Onsen was very relaxing as well. Thank you very much.

The Facility was clean, the meals were delicious, and the attentive little touches in service made it a truly wonderful experience. The price was so reasonable that I almost felt bad about it. Since the Onsen is sulfur-based, you may want to remove rings and other jewelry. I understand you were affected by the 2024 heavy rain disaster, and I’m wishing you all the best.

It was cool, and there were both a lukewarm free-flowing Onsen (the source is around 38°C) and a slightly heated bath, which made it perfect for a summer getaway. The meals were also delicious, with just the right portions. In particular, the tea and the aroma of freshly grated wasabi were wonderful—honestly, just rice with wasabi and ochazuke might be the best. It felt like a real treat. Maybe everything tastes better because the water is so pure. Since I went into the Onsen several times, I wished there were extra towels available, and I personally noticed a slight odor on the pillow, so I’m deducting one star—but my companion didn’t mind at all and was very satisfied with the spacious Room. Personally, I think a slightly smaller Room here would have been fine too, even with meals in a shared dining hall (it’s easier on the budget, and somehow that feels more in keeping with this Accommodation’s atmosphere). The view is beautiful, and it seems like you could enjoy the scenery right in front of you in any season.

It was my first time in Hanamaki, a town that brings to mind Kenji Miyazawa and Shohei Ohtani. I arrived in just under an hour by shuttle bus from Shin-Hanamaki Station. This is a wonderful Ryokan with the nostalgic charm of the Showa era, exactly as I had imagined. I arrived after 4:00 p.m., and since dinner started at 5:30 p.m., I hurried to the Onsen. First was “Katsura-no-Yu.” After washing, I headed to the open-air bath. Watching my step, I made my way down to the lower bath and soaked slowly while looking out over the mountain stream—pure bliss. After a short break, I tried “Hakuen-no-Yu,” the most famous standing bath here. For me, the water at “Hakuen-no-Yu” felt softer. Dinner was very lavish; we also added sea bream and crab shabu-shabu. Everything tasted excellent, and I enjoyed every last bite. After that—and again the next morning—I soaked in the Onsen about three more times in total; it truly was an Onsen-filled stay. My favorites were “Hakuen-no-Yu” for its soft water and the open-air bath at “Katsura-no-Yu,” where you can relax while gazing at the stream. The Onsen was so good that I even made a Reservation for November on my way home. Next time, I plan to stay at “Jusangatsu.”

You can use the neighboring Onsen as many times as you like from check-in to check-out. The baths were open from 6:30 a.m., so I could also enjoy a morning bath!! The Room is small, but since it’s No Meals Included, it was more than enough! Even though it was inexpensive, towels and loungewear were included, which I really appreciated!

I debated between the reasonably priced Accommodation building and a detached Room with an open-air bath, but the open-air bath won me over, so I chose the “Matsu” Room. If you plan to stay in and relax without going out, I recommend the detached Rooms—they’re much more peaceful. Being able to enjoy the Onsen without anyone around is wonderful, and both the Italian dinner and the bread were delicious. The next morning, for an additional fee, breakfast can also be delivered to your detached Room. It happened to be raining that morning during my stay, so having breakfast via room service was especially appreciated. The only thing to note is that there can be quite a few insects—perhaps because it’s close to the mountains and water under the Shin-Tomei Expressway. If you’re not comfortable with bugs, visiting in winter might be best. Personally, if you want to take it easy in Yunoyama with the Onsen as your main purpose, I really like these detached Rooms. It feels like a luxurious space where you can soak in the Onsen whenever you want without worrying about anyone else. (I’m sure any minor Facility issues will have been fixed by my next visit.) Now I’d love to try staying at their sister property as well.

This was my first visit to Asamushi Onsen. Yanagi-no-Yu, with its rich history, had wonderfully hot water that I truly enjoyed. The building may be old, but it was impeccably clean, making for a comfortable stay. The friendly service made me feel at ease, almost like visiting relatives in Aomori. The grilled shellfish for breakfast was delicious, and I appreciated the attentive care to ensure it didn’t burn. Thank you very much!

I was able to make a Reservation easily, and since I linked it with PayPay, payment was also simple. I’m satisfied because it was cheaper than other sites.

We stayed at this Ryokan for my parents’ therapeutic hot-spring retreat. It’s a Ryokan that’s difficult to reach without a car, but it had a wonderful atmosphere. The staff were especially kind, and we truly enjoyed our stay. My elderly parents were delighted with the nostalgic Japanese-style room. There are many stairs inside the Accommodation, and my father, whose legs have started to weaken, had a bit of difficulty walking around the building. We had breakfast, and it was delicious Japanese food that left us completely full.

I stayed at “Sumihei” in Tango over the weekend. Even before my stay, they carefully discussed my detailed requests by email. I arrived with no worries at all and looked forward to the day. The first thing I felt upon entering the Room was the warmth of a space clearly crafted with great care down to every detail by local carpenters. Everything was impeccably clean, and I was able to relax in complete comfort. What impressed me most was the open-air bath in the Room. The Sea of Japan stretched out right in front of me, and the sense of openness was exceptional. From right after arrival until just before checkout the next day, I enjoyed it so many times I lost count. Soaking late at night or early in the morning, then lying beside the bath listening to the sound of waves, was a truly luxurious moment that helped me forget everyday life and relax from the heart. At both dinner and breakfast, staff kindly explained each dish and its ingredients one by one. Everything was delicious, and especially at dinner, there was so much crab that I couldn’t finish it all. Since it was before crab season this time, they told me it had been flash-frozen from last season’s catch—but it was more than delicious enough. Of course it’s nice to enjoy expensive crab at high-end kappo restaurants around Hanshin, but I felt Sumihei’s crab dishes were just as good. It reminded me again that “the best way to enjoy great ingredients is to eat them where they’re locally caught.” The complimentary private baths were also wonderful—I woke up early and tried them all. Each had its own unique atmosphere, offering a different kind of enjoyment from the Room’s open-air bath. And what left an especially strong impression this time were all of the staff. Not only are they trained to a very high standard; you can also feel their pride in working at Sumihei and their confidence as they provide attentive service. It didn’t feel scripted—each person naturally acted with genuine consideration for guests, which was truly impressive. Their hospitality even reminded me of The Ritz-Carlton staff. The food, service, Room, and open-air bath—everything made for an extremely satisfying stay. I didn’t just think “I want to come back”—when checking out, I went ahead and made a Reservation for one year later. I’m already looking forward to enjoying Tango—and Sumihei—in a different season next time.

Dinner was delicious. The staff spoke Japanese well, so there were no inconveniences. At night, we could hear the sound of the waves, which was very nice. The large public bath and sauna at night were not crowded, so we could relax. I would like to stay again. Thank you very much. The woman at the front desk was from Nepal. My condolences regarding the disaster—please stay strong.

The Room was standard and fairly ordinary, but both dinner and breakfast were excellent and a delight to the eyes as well. The sulfur Onsen was exactly what you’d expect from an Onsen, and I thoroughly enjoyed it.