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I always look forward to the seasonal parfaits, and whenever a new one comes out, I end up coming back. This time, I had the grape parfait and the Shine Muscat parfait. I went for a drive with a friend from Yamanashi, met up with my husband at the Hotel, and checked in in the evening. I relaxed in the Onsen and slept soundly. For breakfast, I had my usual favorite cheese omelet. It was truly delicious—I keep wondering how they make an omelet that tastes this good. And then, the grape parfait: I shared it with my husband’s Shine Muscat parfait and enjoyed both. They were so beautiful and delicious—truly like works of art. I had them last year and never forgot them, so I was happy to have them again this year. The staff’s smiles always soothe me as well. What will the next parfait be?

Because our Room was on the 2nd floor, we were disappointed that we couldn’t see the koi in the pond. My wife is pregnant, and it was difficult because it was a long walk to the elevator. Not only in the garden but also around the open-air bath in the large public bath, many decorative stones were placed throughout, which made it very relaxing. I thought it was very rare to have an outdoor cold plunge bath for the sauna. Next time, we’d like to stay at the Ryokan longer and relax in the open-air bath.

The wine server, open-air bath, dinner, and breakfast—everything was perfect! The Room was clean, and I’d love to stay again!

This Accommodation near Kofu City was exactly what we were looking for: pet-friendly, not in the middle of town, and reasonably priced. It’s a Japanese-style building from the late Showa era, and it felt like coming home to our family house. It was actually more space than needed for just the two of us and our small dog, but it has been well maintained—old yet clean—and we were able to relax in a calm, unhurried atmosphere. The staff and the owners (a couple) were very friendly and welcoming. Our pet settled in right away and happily interacted with them. We also really enjoyed chatting with local people—it was a rare treat for us. The meals featured local ingredients, including delicious miso soup made with homemade miso, which truly reminded us how special traveling can be.

A nostalgic accommodation reminiscent of the Showa era. While it is indeed old, it feels like visiting your childhood home or a relative's house in the countryside. The tatami room was calming, and I hadn't stayed in one for a while. I slept comfortably on the futon. The meals were not extravagant but tasted good and satisfying. It was lively as there seemed to be a karaoke party happening next door. The onsen had an indoor bath that was warm enough, while the open-air bath featured natural flowing spring water and was slightly lukewarm. However, soaking in it gradually warmed me up and turned out to be surprisingly pleasant. I enjoyed it both at night and in the morning. It felt like returning to my hometown, offering a relaxing experience overall.

It is very quiet as it is slightly away from the main street. Although it was fully booked, the number of rooms was just right, providing a calm atmosphere unlike large hotels. The room was well-cleaned. The meals were delicious and satisfying, leaving me full. It would be nice to have an option for smaller portions. The bath had excellent water quality and ambiance. It was an accommodation I would like to stay at again.

I stay here mainly on weekends and always enjoy relaxing in the forest.