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It was a wonderful Accommodation. The staff’s service was very pleasant and made us feel truly comfortable. Their efforts for guests and thoughtful hospitality felt warmly sincere. It is a wonderful Accommodation where you can truly relax. We would love to visit again if we have the chance. It was our first time staying in Nasu, and it became a lovely memory for us. In particular, the male attendant’s lighthearted talk at dinner made everyone smile and created a relaxed atmosphere. Thank you very much. We also visited for an anniversary, and we were very happy to receive such a lovely gift. In fact, we just celebrated our 25th wedding anniversary. Thank you again for all your kindness and care. We will cherish it and use it with gratitude.

I came back to Nasushiobara, Tochigi—an unforgettable place for me and my boyfriend of six years—for the first time in a while. We’ve traveled together about ten times, but this stay was truly exceptional. The location and the breathtaking starry sky seen from the private open-air bath in our room made it a wonderfully luxurious experience. The staff were kind and welcoming, and we felt genuinely at ease throughout our stay. In such a special place, he proposed to me. On my birthday, I was able to create my most cherished memory at this beautiful ryokan in a place full of meaning for us. I would love to return again. Thank you so much.

On my first trip to Nasu-Shiobara, I stayed at Laforet and was able to relax in a Hotel set in a wonderful natural environment. The Shuttle Service driver and the front desk staff were very helpful, and the meals were delicious with a well-balanced menu. The staff who served the food also had excellent manners, which made the experience even more pleasant. The sulfur bath soothed my fatigue. The room was well cleaned and maintained, and I was satisfied with everything at an affordable price.

The adults enjoyed the hot springs, while the kids had a great time with the games and post-bath lounge area, as well as the dango and s’mores. The water quality was excellent—so soothing that we wanted to warm up in it again and again. Grilling our own dango and eating them freshly made was even more delicious than we imagined, to the point where we wanted to eat several. Since we traveled as a large group, it was also great that we could buy whatever we wanted at the supermarket and eat whenever we liked—it felt wonderfully flexible. In the middle of the night, my son suddenly became unwell and caused some trouble, but you handled everything without showing any displeasure. Even though it seemed like we should have paid an extra linen fee, you kindly said it was fine. You also checked in with us afterward—“Was he okay after that?”—and warmly told us, “Please come again!” Thanks to your hospitality, we were able to enjoy our stay comfortably until the very end. We will definitely visit again. Thank you very much for taking such good care of us.

It was a clean and comfortable accommodation. The meals were delicious and plentiful, with charming tableware that made dining enjoyable. In addition to the dishes shown in the photos, there were tempura, grilled items, and desserts, leaving us completely satisfied. The onsen was relaxing, and the handmade open-air bath featured many cute ornaments and plants, making it a delightful experience. The staff at the accommodation were cheerful and kind. I would love to stay here again when visiting the Fukushima area.

Dinner was served as a course meal, and everything was delicious. We brought our baby with us, and the staff were very attentive and helpful. We’d love to visit again!

We stayed for two nights. We arrived on the day a typhoon hit, and after struggling to chop firewood it burned out in no time. Feeling discouraged, we headed for the open-air bath, but a sudden downpour intensified and something fell from the chestnut tree overhead, brushing my shoulder—so I hurried out of the tub. Then I stepped barefoot on a spiky chestnut burr and made my way back to the cabin with rain- and tears-blurred vision. Still, thanks to the clean, wonderfully fluffy bed, I was able to relax. The next morning, freshly ground and brewed coffee—made while my left forearm flexors trembled from all that wood-chopping—was exceptional. On our final morning after the typhoon had passed, we woke up early and had breakfast outside. No need to despair over a soaking-wet fire pit: a cassette gas stove is provided. The salt and pepper provided were so delicious that we put them on everything. Even an ordinary fried egg bought at a supermarket in Tokyo tasted as if it had been reborn as a “Nasu Highlands sunny-side egg” with just those seasonings. Reading this back, it sounds like only slightly questionable memories remain—but this is a wonderful Facility that I can highly recommend even for outdoor beginners like me. If it’s this fun even during a typhoon, I’m sure it would be amazing in good weather, so I’d love to return if I get the chance. *If you’re visiting: please watch out for the chestnut tree above the Onsen and your footing.*

The meals and baths are excellent. The rice and soba are delicious. The Room feels clean. The quiet atmosphere is very relaxing. I would like to visit again. From a repeat guest who has stayed many times. The service is also good.

Enjoy the great nature of Nasu with a sauna & Onsen. The Facility was highly satisfying. We look forward to visiting again next year.

First of all, the bath was great. Indeed, it feels a bit old, but the starry sky viewed from the spacious open-air bath was the best. The temperature is a bit low, but since the bathtub is shallow, I was able to enjoy the Onsen slowly. Dinner and breakfast were also delicious.