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I visited Yamanashi for peach picking and stayed at this Hotel. Starting with the peach parfait on the day of arrival, I enjoyed a small-portion dinner, a Japanese set breakfast, and even lunch by the Fuefuki River. The lunch was a delightful “Kizahashi” course featuring small servings of various dishes, thoughtfully arranged so that nothing overlapped with breakfast except for the dessert jelly. The Onsen was relaxing, and as always, the staff were courteous and attentive. I left very satisfied—thank you very much.

From the moment we stepped inside, it felt like entering another world—an elegant Room full of charm. The Japanese garden unfolding before us was simply breathtaking; with colorful koi gliding through the pond, we could enjoy a view as if it were a perfect landscape photograph all to ourselves. The exquisite traditional craftsmanship in the Room’s fittings also conveyed the Accommodation’s attention to detail. Every in-room meal was carefully prepared and outstanding, and thanks to our cheerful, friendly attendant, we enjoyed an even more pleasant dining experience. The spotless private open-air stone bath sized for two was also wonderful, leaving us truly refreshed in both body and mind.

Because I booked just two days in advance, only the No Meals Included Plan was available. However, I brought my own ingredients and was allowed to use the irori hearth, so I really enjoyed cooking and eating there. Everything was prepared so that starting the fire was easy. I also took my time in the open-air bath and was very satisfied. When I decided to make a Reservation, the No Meals Included option that had been available until the day before was already fully booked, which was disappointing at first. But there was a separate Plan called “No Meals Included (Self Check-in),” and I could book that instead. Since the self check-in plan is not shown prominently, some guests may give up on making a Reservation. It would be better to unify it under No Meals Included and explain it in a message during booking (as self check-in is standard for this type of Accommodation).

Stayed in an 8-tatami mat Japanese-style room without a toilet or bath. I usually stay in a double room at a business hotel, but the absence of a toilet and bath made the room feel more spacious. The bath was not very large, but compared to a unit bath, it was much more spacious and relaxing. The ryokan had a charming atmosphere, which was delightful. Since I didn't have high expectations due to the lack of toilet and bath, I was very satisfied with my stay.