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This is a wonderful Hotel. IHG members can check out at 2:00 PM, so you can work up a sweat in the large public bath during a quieter time before heading home. Breakfast is delicious, and after you order an egg dish it is brought to your table, so you don’t have to wait for several minutes in front of the live kitchen—an appreciated touch. The “Bircher muesli” on the menu is especially recommended. Finally, the location is excellent: taking advantage of its convenient setting, you can drive about 10 minutes early in the morning to Ogizawa Station and reach Kurobe Dam from there—only about 30 minutes to this spectacular dam in the sky.

Because we live a vegan lifestyle, we really appreciated that the shop sold vegan noodles. The bath and the service were excellent, and we would love to stay again if we have the opportunity. Thank you very much.

The surroundings are rich in nature and truly wonderful. The lobby atmosphere was especially pleasant, and I spent a long time there. I also appreciated the clear explanations about the stars and the Alpine Route. The meal was excellent as well—the shabu-shabu was particularly delicious.

This is a small Hotel with a warm, homey atmosphere. We were impressed by the thoughtfully prepared dinner and breakfast, creatively made with local mountain ingredients. Thank you very much.

It was a very attentive Hotel. The Room was thoroughly cleaned and felt very clean, and the meals were delicious, which made my family very happy. Above all, the staff always greeted us with a smile, and I’m glad we chose this Hotel.

I stayed during the lovely summer season.\nBecause it was a weekday, they upgraded my Room, and I was able to enjoy a very spacious Japanese-style room.\nThe town itself has a calm, homey feel and hasn’t been overly commercialized for tourism; being surrounded 360 degrees by nature—green and blue—was truly refreshing for both body and mind.\nThe building has been renovated, so it didn’t feel old and everything was kept clean. However, from the entrance to the lobby there were everyday items that felt a bit cluttered, which was a slight downside for anyone looking for an escape from daily life.\nThat said, the gentleman at the front desk was very kind and warm-hearted, the meals (both dinner and breakfast) were delicious, and the staff’s thoughtful hospitality made me feel like “it’s like coming back to Grandpa’s house,” so overall I’m glad I chose this Accommodation.\nThere is an open-air bath, but it felt slightly exposed as if someone might be able to look in from outside, so in the morning I used only the indoor bath.

We stayed here on the day we visited Kurobe Dam. It was conveniently close to the Ogizawa parking lot. Check-in was a little busy, but after that it never felt crowded, and we were able to take a relaxing bath and enjoy our meal at an unhurried pace, which helped us recover from sightseeing fatigue. The staff member who assisted us during dinner appeared to be from overseas, and their explanations and service were perfectly timed and very pleasant.

I stayed with a breakfast-included plan. The lovely hostess warmly welcomed me and showed me to a clean and charming room, though it was a bit old. Walking through the entrance, I passed a hallway adorned with various antique furnishings, which were truly impressive. The bath was great, but it was a bit disappointing that the open-air bath was unavailable during the morning. Breakfast was carefully prepared dish by dish, with plenty of rice and mushrooms, and it was absolutely delicious. I was also delighted by the warm send-off at the end. This is an accommodation I would love to visit again.

The breathtaking fresh greenery seen through the picture window was wonderful, and I was also able to fully indulge in the luxurious quality of the Onsen itself. I look forward to staying again.

There are various Onsen, but in my experience, Tsuta Onsen, Kuzu Onsen, and Ohira Onsen are mild and welcoming for everyone. For easy access from the Kanto region, Kuzu Onsen in Omachi City, Nagano Prefecture is recommended. At Takasekan in Kuzu Onsen, you can enjoy dishes made with plenty of local ingredients—so many that it might be hard to finish them all. While it may not be gourmet cuisine, everything is delicious. Dinner portions are particularly generous. I visited Kuzu Onsen 11 years ago as well and remember the dessert being delightful at that time too. Including a single piece of fruit would make it even better for those who prefer locally sourced items or lighter options. It’s preferable for leftover food to be handled out of sight rather than at guests' tables. Even part-time staff should ensure thorough cleaning of ashtrays and toilets for an impeccable experience overall.