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Just as everyone wrote in their Reviews, everything—from the surroundings and the building to the furniture and amenities—was high quality and comfortable, and we were able to fully enjoy a Scandinavian-style getaway. Coffee on the terrace while listening to the birds singing was amazing! The only disappointment was that there were no wine glasses!! They’re an essential item for our meals, so we would really appreciate it if you could provide them. Thank you in advance.

Pizza on arrival, welcome drinks, and toasted marshmallows. Evening jazz performances and complimentary drinks at the bar. Shaved ice in the morning. With board games the whole family can enjoy, this Hotel is packed with fun and is a comfortable choice even for families with young children. The food is delicious, and the staff are pleasant and attentive. Highly recommended as a Hotel where you can relax and enjoy wonderful time with your family.

Stylish yet easy to use. At night, Jupiter shone brightly from the terrace, and in the morning we were soothed by the birds’ songs. Not only was the full-course dinner wonderful, but breakfast was also absolutely delicious! We enjoyed breakfast on the terrace. Thank you very much.

We stayed here to celebrate my mother-in-law’s 60th birthday. Both my mother-in-law and the kids said they had fun the entire time. The pool was spacious and kid-friendly, and we chose the buffet for dinner; you can select a main dish, which made my mother-in-law very happy. Because we made our Reservation through IKYU, there were also delicious drinks and cheesecake waiting in our Room—everything was perfect from start to finish! I’m glad we were able to have such a wonderful celebration!

We visited during the July long weekend with our two children, aged 9 and 5. As soon as we entered the Room, we were amazed by the view from the living room. That alone made the trip worthwhile. Everything in the Facility felt spotless, the view from the bath was wonderful, and there was also a washer-dryer and a fully equipped kitchen. We could truly live here. The activities were also incredibly well organized, and our children had an amazing experience. We harvested vegetables together, made pasta using what we picked, and melted beeswax to make herbal lip balm. Our younger child especially loved getting to actually pound the meat, coat it in flour, dip it in egg, and cover it with breadcrumbs. There’s no way I could give anything other than a perfect 5. We would love to visit again.

It was very good. I would like to stay again.

We chose this place for our first trip with our former rescue dog, whom we adopted six months ago. The cottage is a bit dated, but that actually made it feel relaxed and comfortable for spending time with our dog. What our pup loved most were the two dog parks. We were able to play in nature to our heart’s content on the evening we arrived and again the next morning, and it was also great fun chatting with other guests about our dogs. The staff were very kind, and we could truly relax without worrying about barking. We will definitely be back.

For vacations of two days or more, I choose a vacation rental rather than a Hotel or an Onsen Ryokan. From my experience with several rentals, prices and the quality of Facility management vary widely depending on the operator. This property is well maintained with no musty smell inside, towels can be replaced if you go to the management office yourself, the price is reasonable, and the area is quiet—I'd happily stay here again.

We stayed here with our baby (6 months old). Tucked away in a quiet forest, the Accommodation was filled with the warmth of wood from the moment we stepped inside, and everything was spotless, creating a truly relaxing atmosphere. The tatami-style Japanese room accessible by ladder was also great, and there was enough space to sleep with our child even on the large bed, which really helped. In addition, there were plenty of towels and both a washer and dryer, making it very convenient for families with children. It’s an Accommodation we would love to stay at again.

We enjoyed a one-night, two-day stay with sauna, BBQ, and a campfire. Although we were worried that the BBQ and sauna might be cold due to the season, the campfire made it comfortable and enjoyable! The Facility inside was well-equipped, making us wonder if it was really okay to use it at this price. We would love to stay again if we have another opportunity!

Staying in a trailer house for the first time, I was initially anxious, but it turned out to be a luxurious and comfortable experience. Our child loved it as well. The house was about 20 square meters in size, with almost all-glass walls offering an open view of the surrounding mountain meadow. With only two units on the property, it felt incredibly spacious and liberating. We enjoyed a delicious BBQ dinner and a breakfast served in a basket style. After meals, we spent time on the terrace by the fire while gazing at the starry sky—it was so relaxing that we forgot to visit the nearby Onsen! The owner-manager was very kind; our child quickly warmed up to him and chatted for nearly an hour while he patiently engaged with them. Although I had concerns about staying in such a remote mountain area with small children after seeing photos online, there were several vacation homes nearby, and since the owner resides at the management building during operating hours, we felt secure throughout our stay. I’m not fond of insects, and being September in Yatsugatake meant there were plenty around due to nature’s abundance—but keeping lights off when entering or exiting at night kept them from coming inside much at all. I would love to visit again!

Experience the charm of traditional Japanese farmhouse living. While there are some inconveniences (such as the distance between the bedroom and restroom), they added to the authenticity of the experience, making it a truly wonderful stay. It was a chance to step away from daily life and enjoy a slower, more mindful way of living. I felt relaxed both in mind and body, making this a place I would love to visit again. The country bread by Yamayuri was also absolutely delicious!

I chose this place as I needed to leave early the next morning. In one word: impeccable. From the prior communication to the meals, cleanliness, and every service provided, everything was handled with meticulous care. I had an extremely comfortable stay.

This accommodation, though 40 years old, is impeccably clean and well-maintained, including the room's toilet and bath, making it a very comfortable stay. Both breakfast and dinner are lovingly handmade by the mother and daughter duo, which was evident in the delicious meals. They were attentive to refills and kindly offered items like roast beef during dinner or coffee and bread at breakfast. The atmosphere was warm and homely, with a delightful touch of watching photos of birds and landscapes taken by the daughter on TV during meals. The vibrant beauty of maple trees, ginkgo trees, and other colorful broadleaf trees visible from the room windows or around the accommodation made for breathtaking views. Staying here during such a perfect season allowed for an elegant experience. Highly recommended accommodation! Note: As mentioned in their description section, most amenities need to be brought along by guests.

We stayed here during Golden Week. The BBQ meat was very delicious, and the drinks went down easily. Breakfast was also a satisfying Japanese-Western mix. I was surprised that the amenity toothpaste was GUM. It’s an Accommodation that somehow feels relaxing.

We stayed at this Hotel after seeing the Shibazakura at Lake Motosu. The next day, we visited Heidi’s Village. The Room was Japanese-style, with two futons laid out. It was great that we could use both the larger Onsen for day trips and the slightly smaller Onsen in the Hotel. The water felt like it would be good for your body. For dinner, we went to the Chinese restaurant in the Hotel. For breakfast, we bought freshly baked bread at Michi-no-Eki Kobuchizawa next door and ate it in our Room. We had a comfortable stay.

I stayed with my beloved dog and 2-year-old child. The private bath was spacious and very relaxing, and the restaurant for dinner was wonderful and memorable. Both the accommodation and the restaurant were pet-friendly, making our stay extremely comfortable. We would love to visit again as a family. The Halloween decorations matched the atmosphere perfectly and were lovely.

The facility was clean, and the Onsen was excellent. The Onsen includes an open-air bath and a sauna. When my husband requested to go for an early morning run before the official opening hours, the staff kindly accommodated his request. Breakfast was buffet-style with a satisfying variety of dishes. The warm simmered dishes and dried daikon radish were delicious, and there were plenty of drink options as well. The milk, likely from the local Yatsugatake area, was rich and flavorful. The autumn leaves around the Hotel were stunningly beautiful. I would love to stay here again!

It was my first time staying here. Despite the trouble caused by my mistake and the inconvenience it created, you kindly helped me. The Room was very clean, and I would like to stay again. I was able to relax in nature. Thank you very much.

I went to a nearby public facility for the bath. The numerous paintings and objects collected by the kind owner over time are worth a careful look. If you are in the mood to enjoy a space like a small theme park filled with love for animals, it was actually better without a TV. You can feel the owner's unique and pure hospitality everywhere, and it was strangely heartwarming and endearing despite the subtle distance from the guests. There was a chair and a full-length mirror in the washroom, and the air conditioning in the room was excellent. I enjoyed my stay at my own pace, like a cat. If you are sensitive to noises outside the room, it might be a good idea to bring earplugs just in case. I slept well with earplugs. It was a memorable inn where I could completely forget the outside world.