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This was my first time visiting Ikaho Onsen. The Hotel we stayed at, Seikanso, has a long history, and while the building does show its age, that gives it character and is a good thing. The Room had been renovated and was nice; however, the carpeted area by the window where the sofa is felt old and had an unpleasant lingering odor that seemed to have built up over many years. The fabric sofa also had a similar smell, so I ventilated the Room whenever I returned. I understand that investing in upgrades can be difficult, but this part was disappointing. That said, the staff’s hospitality was excellent, and I am very grateful.

On our first trip to Ikaho Onsen, we were very satisfied with the relaxing Room. It was spacious enough for a family of four, and we could unwind comfortably. Dinner was also served in a private, partitioned space, and we were able to take our time enjoying an elegant course featuring locally sourced ingredients. It became a wonderful memory.

It was a lovely, relaxing Accommodation. When my shoes got soaked in the heavy rain and I didn’t know what to do, you kindly took care of them separately, so I was able to go sightseeing the next day without any discomfort. Thank you very much. The food was also delicious, and for just my daughter and me the portions were quite large—but it was so good that we ate it all. Just one thing… Since the forecast low temperature was in the low 20s (°C), I turned off the air conditioner before going to sleep and ended up drenched in sweat. I turned it back on and got back into bed, but because the yukata fabric was quite thick, it still felt hot. Thinking about it calmly, since this is a cold area in winter, I completely forgot that the Room would be well insulated. Still, it’s an Accommodation I’d love to visit again.

Staying in a Room with a private Onsen was wonderful—I could soak anytime I wanted, and the water temperature was just right. Meals were served in a private dining room, with hot dishes kept hot and cold dishes kept cold, and I could really feel the care of the kitchen staff. At dinner, we enjoyed wine and sake selected by the sommelier, and it was truly exceptional. The Room was clean, the service was excellent, and we had a very satisfying holiday.

This Hotel has the atmosphere of a small auberge. Once again, I was comforted by the warm hospitality of the staff. Many of them spoke to us in a friendly way, and we naturally ended up chatting, which made for a very pleasant stay. The private bath was easy to use, and we were able to relax and fully enjoy Ikaho’s Onsen. For dinner, we chose the premium course. It was French cuisine that you can enjoy without formality, yet you could really feel the care taken with the ingredients—every dish was delicious. The foie gras and Joshu beef were especially memorable. With this level of service, dining, and Onsen, I felt the Accommodation Fee was not just reasonable but exceptionally good value. It’s easy to see why so many guests return—this is truly a wonderful Accommodation. Also recently, a community bus stop called “Chirorin-zaka” has been added right in front of the Accommodation, and Suica can be used as well. The buses don’t run very frequently, but it’s extremely convenient when heading to the stone steps area or toward the bus terminal, which made our stay even more enjoyable. Since the weather was nice this time, we took a Hiace-style community bus from here and went as far as the Ikaho Ropeway. The view from the summit was fantastic—highly recommended. This Accommodation offers all three: warm hospitality, delicious food, and high-quality Onsen. When I visit Ikaho again, I would definitely love to return.

The entire Accommodation is covered with tatami mats, and it was the most Japanese-style place I have ever stayed. It is close to the stone-paved street, so an after-dinner walk was very pleasant.

Everything—from the meals and the Room to the amenities and hospitality—was outstanding, and we were completely satisfied with our stay! The open-air Onsen bath in the Room was incredibly convenient, as we could soak anytime we liked, and it felt wonderfully luxurious. Also, because this Accommodation has only 10 Rooms, we rarely crossed paths with other guests at “Owl no Yu,” so we could relax and enjoy the Onsen as if it were private. The kaiseki dinner was exquisite across the board. In particular, the miso-glazed eggplant (dengaku) and steamed eel rice left a lasting impression—they were truly delicious. You could really tell each dish was prepared with great care, and we enjoyed every bite to the very end. Breakfast was also excellent. It was my first time trying Nanban natto, and I liked it so much I wished I could take some home. The rolled omelet was fluffy and delicious as well. From the cuisine and Onsen to the Room—and above all, the heartfelt service from all of the staff—this was a wonderful Accommodation that satisfied us in every way. If you’d like to unwind in an Onsen while enjoying a drink and spend a relaxing holiday forgetting everyday fatigue, this is exactly the right place. We would love to visit again!

The front desk staff were very kind, courteous, and helpful. I was also surprised by the cable car from the parking lot—it was a wonderful experience. We enjoyed both the private family bath and the large public bath, and felt truly refreshed. Although our stay was No Meals Included, we took a stroll around Ikaho’s Onsen town and had a relaxing time. The Room was spacious enough, and we had no inconvenience with the Facility amenities. This is an Accommodation we would love to stay at again if we have the chance to visit Ikaho. Thank you very much.

It would be great if guests could check the availability of the private bath from their Room. Personally, I was hoping for delicious sashimi, and it was served in beautifully crafted dishes and tasted excellent. Haruna Shrine has a wonderful atmosphere and is highly recommended.

I stayed at Mimatsukan as part of a memorable milestone birthday trip to Ikaho Onsen—my first time visiting! While researching online, I found out there was an open-air bath and that it could be reserved for private use, so I made a Reservation on instinct. After checking in the day before my birthday, I immediately detoxed in the private open-air bath. Then, by chance, I was able to enjoy it privately again first thing on my birthday morning. It was deeply relaxing, and the view—taking in the morning sun while looking out over the mountains—was simply blissful. It was the best possible start, and I was able to spend a truly unforgettable day. Everyone at the front desk was very polite and kind, and both the person who brought our meals and the person who prepared the futon were efficient and wonderful to deal with. Thank you for your warm hospitality. The mochi pork shabu-shabu was unbelievably delicious! Since I also work in customer service, this stay reminded me how important a genuine smile, thoughtful attention to detail, and pleasant service really are. If any of my friends visit Ikaho Onsen, I will definitely recommend your Accommodation. Thank you very much.

We stayed for one night with our dog. The dog’s name tag was adorable. We were very satisfied with the meals, the Room, the bath, and the complimentary drink service—it was so comfortable that it made us want to stay another night. Since it was raining, we didn’t go to Matsumotoro’s baths, but we’re already talking about going next time.

I will definitely visit again! A Ryokan that gets repeat guests always trains their staff to greet every guest warmly. Every time you pass by, they greet you. This is a common trait of highly-rated places I’ve visited before. Greeting every time you pass by—it’s a way to ensure they never forget the spirit of hospitality! Please stay just as you are now! I once revisited a place after a year, and the service had become so terrible that it was disappointing and even infuriating. This was truly the best day ever! Thank you so much.

From the check-in staff to the Room attendant, futon-making staff, breakfast staff, and Shuttle Service staff, everyone was very pleasant and made our stay comfortable. I was surprised by the in-room dining first—so many dishes served on a large tray. It was a bit disappointing that we had to choose the same drink (wine or a soft drink) as my companion (I wanted wine), but everything was delicious. We also enjoyed relaxing in the private bath. Breakfast offered a wide variety of items, and I was especially impressed by how delicious the miso soup was. The Gunma-chan miso soup bath was also adorable. They even recommended Green Farm for us, which really helped. It turned into a very fulfilling trip. Thank you very much.

Dinner was excellent, and I appreciated the thoughtful way it was served. While preserving the traditional Hotel building and the Room’s classic design, modern conveniences have been incorporated, and operations feel efficient and well managed. The staff also seemed very well trained.

On a whim during the Obon holidays, I made a Reservation for one night starting August 15, booking on August 13. I have a shellfish allergy, and since it was such short notice I thought it might be difficult, but they replied right away, “No problem.” The Hotel does feel a bit old, but it is well kept and clean, so my stay was very comfortable. The meals were generous and delicious. Above all, what makes this Hotel special is how kind everyone is. They don’t say unnecessary things, but if you ask something they think it through as if it were their own matter and respond sincerely. It left me feeling warm inside. It really shows that you don’t need a luxury Hotel to have a great stay. I highly recommend staying here at least once.\nI do not recommend climbing the 365 steps of the Ikaho Onsen stone staircase in midsummer—I was drenched in sweat and completely out of breath.

I decided to go on a castle tour in Gunma Prefecture. The accommodation was conveniently located near Numata Castle Ruins and surrounded by plenty of dining options, so I chose it. With a spacious public bath on the first floor and a large dining area, the overall design was relaxing and comfortable. I splurged a little and reserved a room on the 10th floor, the top floor, where I enjoyed expansive views of Numata's beautiful mountain scenery. For dinner, I had some drinks at the yakitori restaurant next door, which was right in front of the parking lot. There were also several izakayas and bars nearby, making this my favorite accommodation. The breakfast buffet was well-managed with staff promptly replenishing dishes and cleaning up with great attention to detail. However, it was disappointing to see some guests leaving their tables messy with leftover dishes behind.

Although the building itself feels a bit old, the interior of the Room has been renovated and well maintained, so we were able to stay comfortably. The bath was also a wonderful tea-brown Onsen unique to Ikaho. Some of the staff were young foreigners, but their service was polite and it was clear they are well trained. Thank you for accommodating my request in advance that I do not do well with wheat flour by leaving out dishes such as okkirikomi. If possible, I would have been happier if something could have been added in place of what was removed (for example, tofu), rather than having only a plain soup pot. Lastly, thank you to the very friendly proprietress for greeting us after our meal and for taking photos for us at the entrance. At Ryokan I have used recently, it seems less common for the proprietress to come out and greet guests, so this was especially nice. Please stay healthy always. We were able to leave Ikaho Onsen with a very good feeling.

My first time at Ikaho Onsen. It was wonderful!! The staff were welcoming from the parking area, and in the lobby we were greeted by the robots Udon-chan and Komugi-chan. Check-in was relaxed, and starting off with the amenity buffet—where we could try a variety of items—was a fun touch. After enjoying the private bath, we had a leisurely meal. I had noted that this stay also served as an appreciation gathering, and after dinner they kindly showed consideration for us—my friend was truly delighted. Thank you very much! The Onsen offered two different types of baths to enjoy, and having towels available in the bathing area made it very convenient. The Facility has a bit of a Showa-retro feel, but it was spacious and comfortable to relax in. We stayed with an IKYU limited Plan, which included services such as colorful yukata rentals, and my friend said it was genuinely great!! Everyone said they’d like to stay again, and we agreed it’s an Accommodation we’d love to recommend. The staff were attentive, and guests of all ages seemed to be enjoying themselves. Thank you for taking such good care of us.

The spacious lobby and glass-walled elevator make your stay feel like a special escape. Above all, the open and airy large public bath was fantastic. The water is slightly on the cooler side, so you can soak at length—and before I knew it, my skin felt silky smooth. After the bath, there are cold water and barley tea dispensers, so staying hydrated is easy. The Facility and amenities aren’t overly luxurious, but it felt like all those “it’d be nice to have” items were thoughtfully provided in a subtle way, making it very comfortable. Both dinner and breakfast were delivered to our Room, so we could enjoy our meals at a relaxed pace. The portions were so generous for this price that I almost felt bad. It’s true that both the building and Facility are old, but the tatami in the Room was new, clean, and comfortable. Also worth mentioning is the uniquely spacious smoking room where you can sit on a sofa while smoking—smokers should definitely try it out.

Baths and meals at Hanamaru. Sorry for traveling solo, but I’d love to visit again and again. I was truly able to relax. Thank you very much.