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This was our third stay, and we always leave satisfied. The meals offer a wide variety and generous portions, and everything is delicious. Some places look impressive but don’t taste great, but here you can tell they use carefully selected ingredients and the flavors are excellent. The Onsen coffee you can order at the front desk has a gentle taste and is very soothing. The bath in the Room also has silky Onsen water, so you can enjoy an Onsen soak anytime you like. Simply the best.

As you drive up the winding mountain road with hairpin turns, you’ll eventually spot the Hotel at the top. With expectations rising for a great view… Once inside, the large lobby windows more than delivered, offering a breathtaking panoramic view over Mikawa Bay. In the Japanese-style Room, two beds had been set up—an appreciated touch for us as an older couple. Of course, the view from the Room was spectacular as well. The large public bath had both an indoor bath and an open-air bath at just the right temperature, and it felt wonderful. I wanted to stay in forever, so I cooled off now and then by splashing lukewarm water or cold water on myself to avoid overheating before soaking again. (Laughs) Dinner featured Aichi beef sukiyaki and abalone steak. Both were so delicious I wished I could have eaten more—but after finishing everything served, I realized it was actually the perfect amount. These days buffets are common and I often end up overeating, so having table service in a restaurant like this felt calm and healthy. Okazaki Castle is also about an hour’s drive from the Hotel, and I was happy to be able to reflect on Tokugawa Ieyasu’s legacy there. Within the castle grounds, Mikawa Bushi no Yakata: Ieyasu Museum is thoughtfully designed with well-planned exhibits—I’d love to visit again at a slower pace.

This was my third stay here, and it’s always one of the Accommodations I consider when visiting Takayama. Some parts of the building do show their age, and compared with newer Kyoritsu Resort properties like “Nono,” it does feel a bit dated. The beds in the guest rooms are a mattress placed on Ryukyu tatami, so they’re low to the floor and feel more like sleeping on thick futons. I’ve seen this style at other Accommodations as well, but personally I prefer a standard bed. The large public bath on the top floor has great views and an open, airy feel. However, the outdoor bath area is somewhat small, so it can be hard to use comfortably when it’s crowded. On the other hand, the three private baths are a major highlight unique to this Accommodation. In particular, “Azumanishiki,” located furthest inside, is outstanding in both size and view—easily one of the most satisfying private baths I’ve used. It seems some of the hinoki wood has recently been replaced, and I also enjoyed its pleasant aroma. It does get busy due to its popularity, but it’s still well worth using. Their signature late-night soba is still available as expected from Kyoritsu properties, and breakfast is Dormy Inn quality. There are plenty of menu items featuring local ingredients as well—I look forward every time to dishes like tomato gyudon and hoba miso. Given Takayama’s popularity, there are many international guests staying here. Also, with only two elevators for the number of rooms, wait times can feel long depending on the time of day. While there isn’t much new in terms of Facility updates, that also makes the Accommodation Fee very reasonable. With such a strong draw in its private baths, it’s easy to see why this place remains so popular. Once again, all staff were kind and pleasant in their service, making my stay very comfortable. Despite some aging Facilities here and there, it more than makes up for them with its charm—and I’d gladly stay again next time I visit Takayama.

The Room is moderately spacious, bright, and comfortable. The large public bath being open until 2 AM is a great feature. However, having the lockers located outside the public bath is inconvenient. The breakfast includes many processed meats and fried dishes; it would be better if there were more healthy options available.

It meets all the essential requirements I look for in a Hotel, so I’d like to give it full marks, but: Dinner is not served in the same venue as breakfast; it’s in a separate building. (You just move to the building right next door.) Isn’t the bath a bit small? It gets too crowded. (That said, it doesn’t seem especially small compared with other Route Inns, so it may just be that demand was underestimated.) So I’m deducting a few points. Still, these are minor issues if you keep them in mind, and I can definitely recommend it.

This was my first visit in midsummer, and I felt this is a place best enjoyed during the cherry blossom season in spring or the autumn foliage season. Back to the main point: the food was good, but overall my satisfaction level is 4 out of 5.

The staff were efficient and pleasant in their service. Although there was a wait due to the busy season (the Onsen bath has a capacity of 4 people), I was very satisfied with the experience, including access to the Onsen at this price, a complimentary welcome drink, and ice pops after bathing. I will definitely use this service again.

The staff were very pleasant, and overall we were very satisfied. I was a bit concerned about some dark staining around the sinks in the large public bath changing area (it seemed clean and well maintained, though). My grandchild wanted to play table tennis, but it was only available until 9:00 p.m., so we couldn’t, which was disappointing.

It was a wonderful room. By the time we checked in, the hinoki bath was already filled, and we could soak as many times as we liked at any time until check-out. The room was also very spacious, and our child happily ran around. The bathing facilities were very large as well, with several types of open-air baths. There were so many great options that we couldn’t decide whether to use the bath in our room or go to the large public bath. The ganbanyoku (hot stone sauna), which is often an extra charge elsewhere, was included in the accommodation fee here, so it felt like excellent value for money. Our child was obsessed with the claw machines. Some could be played for 10 yen, 20 yen, or 30 yen per try, so while we usually can’t let them play that much, here they could really enjoy it to their heart’s content. They even won about 10 packs of Pokémon cards and were thrilled. We usually stay at places with buffet-style breakfast, but it was nice to have a set meal style once in a while. There are various outdoor areas where kids can play too. However, many facilities are only open on weekends and holidays, so that’s something to keep in mind. We stayed on Sunday, so our child got plenty of playtime and was very satisfied. We arrived around 2:00 PM, but rather than “relaxing,” it turned into a happily busy stay—“I want to go play outside!” “I want to take a bath!” “I want to try the claw machines!” “I also want to use the bath in our room!” It’s a place both adults and children can enjoy—we’d love to stay again.

We stayed here after visiting Kamikochi. The private open-air baths were simply amazing. At least one was always available at any time. You do need to change footwear and walk outside, but it was much closer than we expected. There are three baths, and all of them are spacious with great views. You can adjust the water flow, so you can make it hotter or cooler as you like. The free-flowing natural hot spring water was fantastic. The service style was just right for us, as we could relax and spend time at our own pace. We would definitely love to stay again.

Although this was a business trip, the bath, meals, and complimentary drink service were all very comfortable. In addition, my Reservation became complicated due to multiple changes in the number of guests, but the front desk staff were extremely helpful and courteous over the phone. If I have a chance to visit the area again, I would like to stay here.

Thank you for having me for one weekday night. I was told at check-in that the hotel was almost fully booked, but it was great to be able to check how crowded the large public bath and dining venue were, so I could use them comfortably without rushing. If I had to ask for one thing, having one more set of towels per person would have made the stay even more comfortable.

I chose to stay nearby on purpose so I could relax. Overall, I was very satisfied. I think it’s a wonderful, calming Accommodation. Both dinner and breakfast were very delicious, with local specialties included so we never got bored. The bath was great as well, and I was able to unwind at my leisure. Since the building is old, there were a few areas that caught my attention, and I think an auto-lock would be better for the Room key. Because our meal time was late, there were food crumbs and some moisture on the floor around our seats, which felt unclean and was a bit disappointing. Also, personally, I might feel more comfortable in samue rather than yukata. I’d also like the in-room amenities to be a bit more complete. Despite these comments, I would definitely like to stay again in other areas as well.

I made a Reservation again this year for a visit to Ise Shrine. The broccoli salad at the breakfast buffet and the miso soup were delicious. I would like to stay here again.

The Accommodation is very clean, and the breakfast selection in the morning is excellent, so I would like to stay again if I have the opportunity.

The Room’s open-air bath was wonderful. The meals were more than enough for women; men might find them a bit light, but for those who drink alcohol, I felt they were sufficient. I think it would be better if breakfast times were staggered. The staff’s sense of distance also felt very comfortable to me. Sorry to mention this at the end. Thank you very much.

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.

I booked a 3-night stay for the ayu fishing tournament with No Meals Included, but thank you for accommodating my request to add meals for two days. The variety of baths helped me relax and recover from fatigue. Personally, I would be happy if there were a coin laundry available. I’ll do my best so I can come again next year. I’m very satisfied.

Since we had a Child Sharing Existing Bedding, the parking lot was far away and it was difficult. We also had to make the sheets on the bunk bed ourselves, so checking in late at night and doing that was tough, and I didn’t have the energy to go to the large public bath (lol). However, we were very satisfied with breakfast and the early-morning bath in the large public bath. It completely washed away our fatigue from the night before. Next time, since we will have a Child Sharing Existing Bedding again, I would like to request parking closer to the Hotel. Thank you for your kind support.

It was wonderful. The hot spring was very relaxing, and the room was spacious with new facilities—excellent overall.