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We were very satisfied to have stayed at such a wonderful Hotel. The meals and the services for children were excellent as well. Regarding the title: we used the coin laundry, and while we were rushing around because our children are still small, we realized that we had accidentally put a smartphone into the washing machine. When I panicked and called the extension, a staff member responded kindly and carefully, for which we are truly grateful. I wanted to confirm their name and thank them at check-out, but I forgot to ask. So I am writing it here instead. This is a Hotel we would like to stay at again next year. Thank you very much.

We were welcomed with the staff’s bright smiles at check-in. The Room was spacious and clean. As always, no matter where we met them, the staff greeted us with a smile, and the team at the dinner venue did as well. Their smiles are truly warm hospitality.

I stayed here to relax at an Onsen Accommodation. The homemade, heartfelt dishes were truly delicious. Dinner was great, but breakfast was especially memorable—the simmered royal fern, Tochio fried tofu and bamboo shoots, and simmered potatoes were outstanding. The potato salad was also excellent; the woman next to me had finished hers and asked for seconds, so I requested an extra serving as well. After bathing, I opened the Room window and enjoyed the pleasant night breeze from the satoyama countryside, soothed by a chorus of frogs. I was very satisfied!

We stayed for one night in early September. The weather was cool, with cicadas still singing, and morning and evening walks were very pleasant. The baths were both relaxing; I personally preferred the Kura bath. We also used the foot massage machine after bathing. Dinner was an all-you-can-eat mochi pork shabu-shabu course, and even with the kaiseki dishes included, it was so delicious that we went back for seconds! The slices were thick yet tender, with no odor—truly excellent. The dining Room was a private Room, so we could enjoy our meal calmly together with our dog. Our dog’s meals also looked delicious—honestly, I felt like I could have eaten them myself. Breakfast was of course great as well, with plenty of side dishes that paired perfectly with rice. Refills were available, and we were very satisfied. After breakfast we settled the bill, and checkout was smooth. The Japanese-style Room was on the smaller side but comfortably cozy. I usually prefer beds, but I slept well on the futon too. The door used an auto-lock keypad system, which made it easy not having to manage a key—very convenient. If we have another chance, we would definitely like to stay again. Thank you very much.

They kindly accommodated our last-minute visit. Both the Room and the bath were clean and comfortable, so we’d like to visit again during ski season.

It was a wonderfully relaxing space, with no TV or music—almost completely cut off from the outside world. The meals were delicious, and you could really tell they were carefully prepared using local ingredients. The rice was so good I ate too much; at dinner I couldn’t finish my portion, and at the staff’s suggestion they made it into onigiri for a late-night snack. After my bath, when I got a little hungry, it was great to have those small onigiri to enjoy. I also really appreciated being able to sit in a lovely chair in the lounge and freely enjoy soft drinks or alcohol along with light snacks. I’d love to stay again.

A luxury to soak in the hot water while listening to Japanese bush warblers during the day and a chorus of frogs at night. The spring-inspired meals were also delicious and truly enjoyable. There aren’t any particularly special amenities or services, but everything feels comfortable—from walking barefoot on the tatami floors throughout the property to the subtle aroma in the air—and it’s genuinely relaxing. The building seems old, but it’s kept very clean, with no faults at all. It was so quiet that I could clearly hear the pleasant snoring from the next room—perhaps part of its charm. The Onsen is, of course, wonderful as well.\nI would definitely love to visit again.

This was our first time staying at a Hotel in Tsunan with our dog. We used to stay in cottages with our children, but after we started keeping a dog, it was hard to visit Tsunan. Thanks to the pet-friendly Room and the new dog run, we were able to fully enjoy comfortable autumn days in Tsunan. The all-inclusive plan was also appealing, and comparing different types of Japanese sake was a lot of fun. Next time, we’d like to visit in winter for skiing and lanterns. Thank you very much.

I chose this accommodation in Tokamachi, Niigata Prefecture, a heavy snowfall area, because I wanted to experience a snow-covered location. The renovated traditional house had an interior full of charm. I fully enjoyed using the irori (sunken hearth) and wood stove. When I wanted to lay out the futon at night but couldn't find it, I contacted the staff and they promptly came to assist me. For dinner, we brought our own ingredients and made hot pot dishes. The kitchen was spacious with all necessary cooking utensils and seasonings available, making my wife and daughter happily cook together. Breakfast was a delightful New Year's meal with rich flavors that left an impression. Although the accommodation does not have its own onsen, there are nearby onsen facilities available for use without inconvenience. The building itself is impressive—a renovated traditional house combined with modern Japanese furniture—allowing us to stay comfortably even during this cold snowy season. I look forward to visiting their sister accommodations in the future as well.

Located halfway up the ski slopes, so it’s not convenient for shopping, but the Room, baths, and meals were all excellent, and everyone at the Accommodation was very kind and welcoming.

The property had been renovated last year, and it was lovely with a modern Japanese style. However, the lighting was too dim and felt a bit inconvenient, so it would have been nice to have adjustable lighting. Also, the bed was quite low and there was only a floor chair, which might be tough for elderly guests. The bath left my skin silky smooth, and the effect lasted even after I got home. Wonderful. Niigata edamame was offered as a welcome service—local produce really is delicious. The meals were also very tasty. There was a wide selection of alcohol, which I enjoyed. I’m grateful to the staff for accommodating my requests without showing any displeasure. Thank you very much.

The building and facilities are old, but you can feel the thoughtful touches, such as a refrigerator and a cold-water pot in the shared space. The Onsen is on the lukewarm side, so you can soak for a long time. I delayed my departure time and enjoyed a morning bath.

Fireflies might have been gone by mid-July, but we spotted over 10 of them nearby and were deeply moved. The resident cat is very friendly and adorable. The meals were abundant, so much so that we regretted not being able to finish them all. The old building retains the charm of a traditional hot spring retreat from the early Showa era. While some may find it inconvenient, it’s perfect for those who enjoy the sound of flowing rivers, birdsong, and insects. The natural and straightforward hostess adds to the pleasant experience. The surrounding area must be beautiful in autumn as well!

This was my first time staying here. The road leading to the Hotel (Lodge) is quite steep. While it wasn’t an issue for our home, certain cars might struggle. The road is narrow, and the broken curve mirror made it a bit inconvenient to check around corners. Considering the price, the Room, meals, and service were satisfactory; however, my wife was disappointed that there was no salad bar as shown in the Hotel's promotional images. On a positive note, even though the sink, toilet, and bath were shared facilities, they were clean and very well-maintained. Please ensure that all images and information about the Hotel are kept up-to-date regularly.