บริเวณรอบๆ สุสานโบราณ Kai Choshi × อันดับที่พักเด่นด้านอาหารทะเลสิ่งอำนวยความสะดวกของโรงแรม·เรียวกังได้รับการประเมินในระดับสูง

We stayed at this Ryokan for our last trip as a couple before the baby arrives. Since they offered a Maternity Plan, we chose that. They were very considerate about things like avoiding raw foods and caffeine, and they also prepared separate pajamas for me, so I was able to relax comfortably. In the entrance lobby, there was an all-you-can-drink corner with coffee and wine, as well as a station where you could bake frozen bread. This time we were too full from the meals to try it, but we’d like to use it next time! My husband really enjoyed it. The dining area was in semi-private rooms that felt almost fully private. They confirmed any foods we didn’t like in advance, so we could enjoy everything with peace of mind. All the flavors were excellent, and the tableware was beautiful as well. We were both impressed by the meal content. The tilefish takikomi rice in particular was outstanding. A Ryokan I can confidently recommend!

We chose this property for a trip to celebrate a 60th birthday, drawn by the name “Iwaiya” and the appeal of renting an entire historic building. Once we arrived, it was a wonderfully calm space where we could forget everyday life and time seemed to pass gently. Even with a large group, the high ceilings and spacious rooms never felt cramped, and we fully enjoyed the privacy that comes with having the whole house to ourselves. Next to the irori hearth, sofas and a counter were perfectly placed, so everyone could relax wherever they liked—lounging, chatting over drinks… We also enjoyed a bonfire at night. The flickering flames and the crackling sound of burning wood were truly soothing. Dinner, prepared efficiently by the staff, featured robatayaki including whole grilled ayu (sweetfish). The meat and vegetables grilled over charcoal in the irori were full of flavor, and the corn takikomi rice was outstanding. Preparing our own steamer-basket breakfast took a little effort, but both the steamed fish and vegetables were delicious. With a bath where we could enjoy the scent of hinoki cypress along with views of the garden—plus amenities like a Finnish sauna and cold plunge—we were able to spend an indulgent, relaxing holiday. We would love to stay at another Ruuf location someday. Thank you very much for taking such good care of us.

We really enjoyed the many great services, such as a welcome cake, all-you-can-eat ice cream, and evening cocktail service—wonderful not only for children but also for women. The pillow height was just right, so I slept very well. Thank you very much for taking care of us during our stay.

I’ve visited Isawa Onsen several times, and the baths have been great everywhere. The room was also spacious and comfortable, with a Japanese-Western style layout. Mars Winery is very close by, and we were able to tour it as well.

This was my first time staying here. It was about a 15-minute walk (at a relaxed pace) from JR Chuo Main Line Ryuo Station. There is a 7-Eleven along the way. There are several chain restaurants near the Accommodation. Both the Accommodation and its Facilities have a retro Showa-era feel, but the free-flowing natural hot spring water is wonderful. There are two indoor baths; in one of them, you can soak while breathing in radon and ozone. There is also a separate cold-water bath, with continuously flowing water as well. The baths are available all night, but close at 8:30 AM, so be sure to take your morning bath early. The Room toilet has a washlet bidet seat. I had a very relaxing stay. After work, I took the limited express from Tokyo Station (the 6:15 PM Kaiji bound for Ryuo) and arrived in about two hours with no transfers. I would love to stay again if I have the chance.

I stayed with my child. Even though we arrived late, we were able to enjoy the ice cream we had been looking forward to (arranged in advance). The male staff member at the front desk spoke to us kindly, which I really appreciated. The next morning my child wasn’t feeling well, so I contacted the front desk and asked to extend our checkout time. The female staff member said rather firmly, “It’s until 11:00!” I felt sorry for making a sudden request and wondered if she was irritated, but there were no words of concern and it felt cold. She did explain the necessary procedures, so we were able to communicate the minimum required information. We originally had a Plan with breakfast, but due to our situation we couldn’t eat it. If we stay again next time, I’d like to try breakfast then.

Staying in a Japanese-style room with an Onsen, and even being able to watch the nearby fireworks festival from the window, truly refreshed both my body and mind. I will be a repeat guest.

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.