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The continuously flowing Onsen bath was wonderful, and even the diluted bath had surprisingly lively bubbles—I could really feel the high quality of the spring water. It was a bit disappointing that the women’s bathing hours were somewhat short, but I made the most of the time and enjoyed the Onsen to the fullest. Breakfast is served with dishes portioned into small bowls, making it easy to choose what you like and go back for seconds. There’s a good variety, and even as guests keep coming in one after another, the staff promptly refills everything. It isn’t a flashy Hotel, but the service is polite and pleasant, and everything feels clean. Above all, this is an Accommodation I’d recommend to anyone staying primarily for the Onsen. I’d love to visit again. Thank you very much.

I chose this Accommodation for its free-flowing Onsen, and when I actually visited, I was truly impressed to see the hot water gushing out in abundance. There are two baths, Kaki-no-Yu and Momo-no-Yu, with Kaki-no-Yu being more spacious. At the entrance to the open-air bath at Momo-no-Yu, stones are laid out underfoot, giving a stimulating sensation on the soles of your feet that felt pleasantly painful. The meals were also delicious, with some dishes clearly prepared with great care. Our Room was on the third floor, and I wished there had been an elevator—but perhaps it was good exercise instead.

We were completely satisfied with everything! We stayed as three generations of our family. We were told it was a connected two-room Room, but it was actually three rooms. The entryway to the Room was very spacious, and everything was kept extremely clean and tidy. I had seen in a Review that the building is old, but for someone from the Showa era like me, it really made me feel like I had come to an Onsen town, which I loved. Every dish was carefully prepared, and we enjoyed our meal while looking through the menu item by item. The flavors were refined and wonderful. It was my first time trying banana tempura! The breakfast buffet also had more than enough variety! All of the staff were cheerful and excellent in their service. It became a truly memorable stay. We would love to stay again.

This year, due to severe weather, the Chuo Main Line has had several planned service suspensions, and I’ve stayed here a few times so I could get to work the next day. Each time, the front desk staff have been calm and courteous, and there are no guests talking loudly in the hallways, so it’s very comfortable. There’s a FamilyMart right in front of the hotel, so even without meals included you won’t have any trouble finding food or drinks.

Thank you very much for your kind hospitality. I would love to visit again. Access was easy if you have a car, and this Hotel offered plenty of enjoyment with the baths and hot stone sauna. The Japanese-style room felt a bit small for triple occupancy, but it would be perfectly fine for two, and offers great value for money!

All staff were pleasant overall, and the check-in explanations were detailed and courteous, so I had no trouble during my stay. This time I booked a Multiple Night Stay for two nights, and the breakfast side dishes had a good variety with some changes each morning, so I enjoyed it without getting bored. As for the Room, on the first day we were assigned one at the hotel’s discretion; it was a twin Room with plenty of space. The second day’s Room (single) was simple but more than sufficient, very clean, and comfortable. It was also great that each Room has its own air conditioner, making the environment comfortable throughout. The only downside is that getting around by elevator can take time, so it’s best to allow extra time when moving around. In addition to the in-room bath, there is a large public bath on the top floor with panoramic city views, as well as an open-air bath, which made for a very relaxing experience. There are also good restaurants nearby, so unless there is heavy rain or similar weather, you shouldn’t feel inconvenienced. There are many affiliated parking lots nearby; if you park at places like Yodobashi Parking, you can choose covered parking as well, which made driving there feel reassuring.

This is a wonderful Accommodation filled with various nostalgic items that evoke the Showa era. The meals are delicious, but younger guests may find the portions a bit small. I didn’t use the in-Room bath, but it is said to be an Onsen. The open-air bath and the large public bath are separated, but both are clean hinoki baths. Amenities are minimal, but it wasn’t a problem. It’s a great Accommodation that makes you want to come back.

The Room has tatami mats, so you can lie down and relax—very satisfying. The bath is also spacious, so you can soak at your leisure—very satisfying. The meals were filling as well—very satisfying. All the staff were friendly and approachable—very satisfying overall. One note: for the dinner buffet’s kamameshi (rice cooked in an iron pot), it’s best to make one pot for 2–3 people. Our family had a very hard time finishing it.

The size of this Stays was just right for spending time with family. It wasn't too large to feel unsettling, nor too small to feel cramped. It was about 100 square meters, perhaps? Given the season in December, it was quite cold outside, but the interior was well-heated and perfectly comfortable. A pellet stove was installed, and there was a fence around it for safety, making it reassuring for children. Stepping out into the garden, we were greeted by clear air and a starry sky, allowing us to enjoy a special time that can't be experienced in the city. This Property, which combines the tranquility of an old folk house with nature, was the perfect place to forget the hustle and bustle of daily life. The slowly flowing time and the winter-like crisp air left a wonderful impression on my heart. I especially recommend it to foreign guests.

The Room is in an old Ryokan but is well-cleaned. Soundproofing is minimal. The bath was excellent.

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.

We stayed as a group of four friends and had an absolutely wonderful experience. The spacious accommodation, excellent service, sauna, meals, and activities like the bonfire were all exceptional. It was a luxurious summer vacation where we could forget about daily life and enjoy a relaxing time. The building had a charming and impressive appearance, and every room was truly beautiful. It gave us a unique feeling of both being uplifted yet relaxed at the same time. The expansive garden and courtyard were lovely, with clean sauna spaces offering peaceful areas to unwind both indoors and outdoors. In this private setting, it was so quiet that we could only hear the distant sounds of insects while enjoying complete relaxation. The meals featuring plenty of Yamanashi ingredients were delightful, as was the complimentary Yamanashi tea provided—it was incredibly delicious! We are also very grateful for the staff's attentive hospitality throughout our stay. Despite some hectic moments during check-in or dinner times, they handled everything with care and flexibility, allowing us to feel at ease. Having previously stayed at another property in this series of accommodations built from traditional Japanese houses (kominka), we found each one has its own unique charm despite sharing similar origins. We would love to return for another special occasion in the future!

The bath is very relaxing. The open-air bath is a comfortable size, and the greenery makes it pleasant as well. Breakfast was delicious—tuna and squid sashimi, grated yam, freshly cooked fried eggs, rice porridge, and “Ra-ho”—and I looked forward to it on the second morning too. Since I was traveling alone and staying two nights, I chose a Room without a bath to keep costs down, but if the price isn’t that much cheaper, I think I should have booked a standard Room instead. Because there is an Onsen, not having a bath wasn’t an issue, but the toilet bothered me. It seems a toilet unit was added into one corner of what looks like an enclosed veranda area by the window in the Japanese-style room. Since it’s so close to the room itself, it felt a bit uncomfortable. The TV also felt very small—about the size of a computer monitor. If it were dramatically cheaper than regular rooms, I might consider it again.