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Stayed at the accommodation while enjoying cherry blossoms at Rakutenchi with my 90-year-old mother. A spacious room with a relaxing cypress bath. The food was excellent. The staff were very courteous, making it a pleasant trip. We also received admission tickets to Rakutenchi. My mother was delighted to see the beautiful cherry blossoms. Thank you very much!

Stayed during the Obon holiday period. A budget Ryokan with no meals. I didn’t expect much, but it was surprisingly good. The private Beppu Onsen bath is available in 1-hour slots, so you can relax and take your time. The temperature was just right. If you like a charming Onsen Ryokan with a traditional atmosphere, you’ll want to come back. The female front desk staff greeted us with a smile and made a great impression. There’s also a large department store and convenience stores nearby, so you can shop on foot and won’t have to worry about meals.

Bus stops for both Oita Bus and Kamenoi Bus are nearby, and it’s also just a short walk to the large Yumetown supermarket and Takegawara Onsen, making the location very convenient. The Room is equipped with enough cookware and appliances to live comfortably on your own. In addition to air conditioning, there was also a heater, which was very helpful. Having a microwave in the Room is great. Guest Rooms are on the 3rd and 4th floors, and there is no elevator, so I was a bit worried at first, but it wasn’t an issue for my two-night stay. The male staff member at the front desk was also very kind, polite, and pleasant.

I stayed on the second floor, and the entire second floor of the house is a room, so it’s spacious. There were guests staying on the first floor, but I didn’t notice any noise at all. For those traveling by car, a map will be attached to your email, but it might be a bit unclear. It’s recommended to check the accommodation and parking lot in advance using Google Earth Street View to avoid getting lost (as it’s a one-way street and there’s no room for searching while driving).

This is a Ryokan where you can fully enjoy a nostalgic Showa-era atmosphere. Service was handled mainly by just two people: the proprietress and someone who seemed to be the manager. Aside from us as a couple, there was only one family of three, so we felt they probably accept only about four groups per day. The building is said to be nearly 100 years old, so some age is unavoidable, but the toilets had washlets and Wi‑Fi worked as well. We had no particular inconveniences. Both the kaiseki dinner and the Shokado bento breakfast were delicious, and since we had recently grown tired of large buffet halls, we were very satisfied. There are three Onsen baths including an open-air bath; we used two of them. At first the water was a bit too hot to get in right away, but we adjusted it by adding cold water. The water quality was good. It may not suit those who prioritize newness and convenience, but for those from the Showa generation it felt nostalgic and was more than satisfying as an Accommodation. We were a little worried because there are extremely few Reviews, but we’re glad we stayed here.

The building is old, and the rooms are not very spacious, but the interior is clean and sufficient for a comfortable stay. Guests can use the large public bath at the neighboring Yurari facility. The pool is also available, so bringing swimwear could be a good idea. For dining, famous restaurants like Toyotsune and Ichiriki are located nearby. For Multiple Night Stays, cleaning service is provided every three days; however, towel replacement is available upon request. As a tip, you can access the neighboring public bath in loungewear provided by the Hotel. Since the Hotel slippers are thin, it might be helpful to bring your own from a 100-yen shop. The loungewear is well-made and warm enough even during winter. Parking is available at a paid parking lot right next to the Hotel for 600 yen per night. Please note that fees apply each time you enter or exit. The location of the Hotel may be slightly difficult to find; using Yakiniku Ichiriki as a landmark could help guide you there easily.

My stay included myself and four children aged 10-24, making a total of five people. Unlike a hotel, it was enjoyable for the whole family to stay together in one room. As mentioned in reviews, we did notice footsteps from the second floor, but since it didn’t continue late into the night, it wasn’t an issue. The amenities were sufficient; although toothbrushes weren’t provided as noted in the instructions, we were able to prepare accordingly and lacked nothing. The bathroom was spacious, and with a washing machine and other equipment available, we were very satisfied. If given the chance, I would love to have a multiple night stay!