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We stayed as a family. The property had a calm atmosphere, and the sense of privacy—being able to relax without worrying about other guests—was truly comfortable. Both the guest room and the facilities were very clean, so we could unwind with our child with peace of mind. What we loved most was that the open-air bath in our room was fed by natural hot spring water. Without having to go to the public bath, we could enjoy Yamashiro Onsen whenever we liked. The room layout was also very family-friendly: even with our luggage spread out it never felt cramped, and it was helpful that the sleeping area and relaxing area were nicely separated. Breakfast was just the right amount, and each dish was carefully prepared and delicious. It made for a pleasant start to the day. This is an inn I would highly recommend for families who want to enjoy hot springs without any hesitation. We would love to stay again as a family.

Located a little beyond Yamanaka Onsen’s Yuge Kaido, this Accommodation sits across from Kayano Osugi, a nationally designated Natural Monument. Camellias were depicted throughout the Accommodation—do camellias bloom here in winter? Bright red camellias against white snow would be beautiful. To reach the Accommodation’s signature Yunobata, you go down a stone staircase, where fresh greenery, a clear stream, and birdsong soothe you and let you fully enjoy nature. From the Room, we also enjoyed the sunrise peeking over the mountains. The meals were wonderful in both presentation and taste; cold dishes were served cold and hot dishes hot, showing thoughtful attention to detail. Surrounded by nature and delicious food, we were able to relax and spend unhurried time. Thank you very much.

We stayed here for our elementary school-aged daughter’s birthday trip. She requested a buffet, so we looked for a place with a menu that both kids and adults could enjoy, and this is where we ended up. The buffet offered a wide variety of dishes featuring local ingredients, and we were very satisfied with both dinner and breakfast. Not only that, but check-in and check-out were smooth, the welcome service was excellent, and the playroom—clean and well stocked with plenty of activities—was always lively with guests. The Onsen was slightly lukewarm, which was perfect for our family since we don’t like very hot baths. The staff kept a comfortable distance; there wasn’t much small talk, but whenever we asked something they responded very politely, which made our stay pleasant. The next day we took a walk through Sosenkyo Gorge right in front of the hotel. It was easy to access, and we were able to enjoy ourselves even after checking out. Thank you very much. If I had to mention one drawback, it would be that the parking lot felt small for how busy it gets; when larger cars line up, getting in and out can be difficult. It would be even more comfortable if it could be expanded or improved.

What I liked 1. The complimentary drinks on arrival—draft beer was excellent. The oden was also great. You don’t find this at other places. 2. The shampoo bar in the Onsen area—this was a favorite and not something other places offer. 3. It was great that the games were free of charge. 4. We enjoyed table tennis, and we really appreciated that it was free of charge. Request for improvement Since we stayed in Aoi-kan, I understand that the building is older, but I did notice an odor in the corridors and in our Room. My daughter also said the corridor smell made it feel a bit spooky, which was disappointing. These days, scent is important—for example, Lexus dealerships have a very pleasant fragrance inside—so I would appreciate it if you could install a fragrance diffuser or similar device in the corridors. That said, thank you very much for a satisfying stay.

The Facility was well equipped, and not only the Onsen but also both children and adults were able to enjoy themselves. The dinner and breakfast buffet offered local specialties, and everything tasted delicious. However, the Room window was not cleaned thoroughly, so even though we were on the 5th floor with a great view, it was a bit disappointing.

My first contact was a phone call to let them know I would be arriving late, and the call was pleasant; they immediately adjusted the dinner time for me as well. What stayed with me most was the service after check-in. A staff member escorted us to our Room and gave a thorough, attentive explanation of how to get around the property and where the emergency exits were. While many places give rushed instructions at reception, it had been a while since we were guided all the way to our Room, and that consideration really meant a lot to us as we were tired upon arrival. At the dining area, a male staff member welcomed us with a gentle manner, and the dishes had wonderfully rich dashi flavor—so much so that “delicious” kept slipping out with every bite. Of course, the Onsen was spacious and very relaxing as well. Everything was excellent. All of the staff treated us with genuine care. After all, the greatest luxury when traveling is heartfelt hospitality. This Accommodation has been the best I have ever stayed at. Next time, I would like to visit again with staying here as my main purpose.

This was my first stay here. The Room was spacious, and I was very satisfied to be able to relax in the Onsen. If I have the opportunity, I would like to stay here again.

We stayed for two nights from 7/18 (Sat) in a Japanese-Western Room with a large open-air bath. Just as advertised as “the largest in Hokuriku,” the open-air bath was spacious—a luxurious space where adults can fully stretch out their arms and legs. That said, it does require some consideration for women. Across the river is a long-established restaurant; during business hours their windows are left open, so you do feel conscious of being seen. About 30–50 cm around the tub has no screening at all, so I felt it would be helpful to have reed screens or bamboo blinds available so guests who are concerned can adjust them themselves. My husband didn’t mind at all and was completely satisfied—he still says it was the best open-air bath he’s ever had. Since there was no explanation on arrival, we weren’t sure at first, but we were amazed (and impressed) that we didn’t run into other guests in the elevator. The Room layout was extremely practical. Right next to the elevator is a walk-in closet with air conditioning, so you can hang clothes on one side and use the other side to dry wet towels and such. There is also a separate door and staircase used by attendants to bring in-room meals directly to the tatami living area without passing through. Because the living-room windows face near Korogi Bridge, people crossing the bridge could look down and make eye contact with us—shy guests might find this uncomfortable. About inside the Accommodation: there is a quiet, relaxing lounge on another floor. Each chair has great taste; I loved the design so much that I kept stopping by whenever I thought of it. There’s also a terrace overlooking the night sky and nature—it felt wonderfully open. The food was excellent—truly nothing to complain about. There were also hearty meat dishes that younger guests would enjoy; everything was delicious and we finished it all. In casual conversation with our attendant, we learned that the homemade desserts are made by the young proprietress herself. The melon bread panna cotta and strawberry mousse were incredibly good. They were so good that my plan to take leftovers from family members who don’t like sweets fell through (laugh). Overall, this Accommodation was perfect for resetting both body and mind. It was well worth driving eight hours each way in our own car. Thank you to my husband—and sincere thanks as well to everyone at Korogi-ro for your kindness and attentive service. Our attendant’s warm personality and gentle consideration were truly soothing. Even shop staff around Yamanaka Onsen town kindly spoke to us when we seemed lost. Including all of that, we had a wonderful time. The photo is breakfast.

Starting with the complimentary welcome beer, we enjoyed experiences such as a sake tasting and grilling dango. We also thoroughly enjoyed the meal, including sukiyaki and nodoguro sashimi. The baths were wonderful as well—we were able to use the open-air private family bath at night and again in the morning, which felt great. We stayed in Japanese-style Room 225, and a thick mattress had been laid out for sleeping. Thanks to that, even I—who usually can’t sleep on my back due to lower back pain—was able to sleep comfortably. I forgot to check the model number of the mattress, so if possible, I would appreciate it if you could tell me which product it was. Thank you very much for a wonderful stay.

The Onsen was wonderful, and the pool made the kids absolutely delighted. In addition, the after-bath lounge offered beer and ice cream, which I felt was an excellent service. We also enjoyed playing table tennis, and we were very satisfied overall. This is an Accommodation we would love to return to again and again.

This was our fourth stay in total. For this price, I think it’s great value for money. Since we travel with children, we were looking for a hotel with an in-room open-air bath and found this place—since then, we’ve been repeat guests. At the buffet, the thick-cut sashimi and freshly fried tempura were delicious. There was a long line for tea, so I’d like to see tea pots available as well. In summer, you can use the pool, so we checked in at 3:00 PM and enjoyed it. We’d be even happier if the pool could be used from earlier in the day. Our child is already asking to come again next summer.

The full-course Italian dinner exceeded my expectations. From the very first dish, we were served three melt-in-your-mouth slices of Noto beef, and there was plenty of both fish and meat. It also featured lots of seasonal vegetables and fruit, and I was very satisfied. The dessert was delicious as well. I don’t drink much alcohol, but drinks (including alcoholic options) were included, so other guests seemed to enjoy them too. The breakfast buffet also offered a great variety—Japanese, Western, and Chinese options such as ochazuke with blackthroat seaperch broth, the hotel’s special curry, and light dim sum—and everything was tasty. The bath had no view. There is an open-air bath as well, but since it has no roof, it rained that day and I could only use it briefly. There’s no sauna either, so it felt a bit dull. As for the room, perhaps we were upgraded—it had a view of Shibayama Lagoon. Thank you very much.

Everyone at the Hotel was very kind, and the bath was relaxing. I’m quite particular about cleanliness, but everything was clean and I felt comfortable staying there! Even though it’s a Japanese-style room, it had proper blackout curtains, which was great because the kids didn’t wake up early in the morning.

Free drinks at the lounge corner, the manga corner, sauna, stone spa, and buffet were all enjoyable. The showerhead in the bath was positioned high and angled, making it difficult to wash my hair without holding it, but I was satisfied with the water pressure and mist. I would like to stay at other hotels in the same group as well.

I stayed here with three friends. Unfortunately it rained, so we kept sightseeing to a minimum and checked in early. We relaxed, took a long bath, and took it easy. Both the Room and the bath were very clean, and it felt great to be able to walk around the building barefoot. We ended up drinking several cups of delicious coffee using the coffee maker in the Room. The only slight disappointment was that there were no tea bags for tea. The staff member was friendly and gave us lots of helpful tips on good places to eat and souvenirs, which really helped us out. Even in bad weather, they kindly walked us to the bus under an umbrella, which we really appreciated. The weather wasn’t great on this trip, but overall we were very satisfied.

This time, as a repeat guest, I brought my son along to match his visit home. At the same price, we chose the early-booking perk and upgraded to a sashimi upgrade Plan. That choice was absolutely right—the sweet shrimp and whelk were simply delicious!! The other dishes were also perfectly seasoned, and the portions weren’t too large, so we could finish everything. Each dish was carefully prepared, and we were very satisfied. Breakfast was great too—the hearth-cooked rice timed to our meal was delicious. My husband prefers firmer rice, so it seemed a bit soft for him. I’d love to visit again just for the food.

Families who have actually stayed here have given feedback like the title, so I’m glad I recommended it.

I chose this inn because I was looking for great food and high-quality hot springs, and it welcomes solo travelers. A charming place, with tea service as soon as you arrive. The pricing is reasonable, and the meals are carefully prepared and delicious. The hot spring water left my skin smooth. I was able to relax.

I stayed here as a solo traveler. The staff gave me a warm welcome, and even though it was my first time at this Accommodation, I felt at ease throughout my stay. Their service was pleasantly attentive without being overbearing, which made it especially comfortable to stay alone. The Onsen had a quiet, relaxing atmosphere, and I was able to soak slowly and unwind from everyday fatigue. The water felt wonderful—I found myself wanting to return again and again. The interior was also very comfortable, and I truly enjoyed a leisurely pace of time. This is an Accommodation I can recommend to anyone who wants to relax on their own. I would love to stay here again when I’m in the area.

I treated myself to a stay here. The simmered blackthroat seaperch was incredibly delicious, there was plenty of food, and it paired perfectly with the local sake. I was able to relax in a private room, the value for money was great, and I’d love to come again. Thank you very much!