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Among the dinner and breakfast buffets, the salad vegetables, Jersey milk, and desserts such as milk pudding were especially delicious. I was disappointed that I couldn’t try everything. In the lobby, a wood-burning stove was lit even in summer, and the crackling sound was very soothing. Although I didn’t try it myself, families with children were roasting marshmallows on skewers over the stove. It was a relaxing one-night, two-day stay for both body and mind.

Outstanding hospitality—this is a wonderful Hotel! When my elderly father choked on a piece of steak at the restaurant, the staff rushed over immediately and supported me as I helped him, and thankfully he was fine. To the staff member who ran to us in that critical moment, I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude once again. And the food is incredibly delicious! Each dish is rich in flavor and makes the most of the ingredients. Even my father, who had choked, finished all of his remaining meat, and our whole family enjoyed the desserts as well—everyone agreed they were delicious. I often hesitate to travel with my elderly parents who require nursing care certification, but we were able to stay together in one Room for four people, and this Hotel made me want to bring my parents again. We will visit again when we have the chance. Thank you very much.

I had made a Reservation under the Standard Plan, but they upgraded my Room, so I was able to stay at a great value. The breakfast buffet had plenty of options and was delicious—I was very satisfied. There are lots of play areas for small children, but adults can enjoy it too. It was my first time trying pickleball, and I really enjoyed it. It’s a Hotel I’d like to stay at again.

The full panorama of the Yatsugatake Mountains was beautifully visible from the window, and the small birds that came to the birch trees were soothing. Since the price was casual, I didn’t expect much from the meals, but the beef was tender and flavorful, and both the enoki mushroom tempura and whole grilled trout marinated in miso were surprisingly delicious. The staff were also very pleasant. With wonderful views and food, this was an Accommodation I would visit again and again if it were closer. I don’t usually write a Review, but this time I felt I had to write one to say thank you.

This was a wonderful Accommodation, and the warm hospitality of the owner couple was truly unforgettable. The room was very spacious and spotless, and I really appreciated having a refrigerator in the room. The bath amenities were from a brand I’d been wanting to try, which made me very happy. Every meal was high quality—especially the dinner main course and the breakfast bread, both of which were absolutely delicious. Including the Shuttle Service from the station, they kindly listened to our requests and responded flexibly to our transportation needs throughout our stay, for which we are truly grateful. This is a fantastic pension where you can feel the owners’ warmth and genuine hospitality in every detail. I would definitely love to stay again!

During Golden Week, Ryokan prices tend to rise, but recently many have been priced higher than expected. However, the pricing at this Ryokan felt reasonable. It wasn't too cheap or too expensive—just the right amount to feel satisfied. The meals were reasonably delicious, and the bath temperature was perfect. However, the bath area was a bit small, so it felt like you might leave if someone else came in. Overall though, I really appreciated how this Ryokan maintained its quality without setting overly high prices in today's market.

All the staff at the front desk and during meals were foreigners, but their Japanese was excellent and they were very polite. When passing on the stairs, they stepped down a few steps and moved aside for us—thoughtful hospitality that truly reflected Japanese-style attentiveness. They were wonderful staff members you rarely see at Hotels these days. The building layout is complicated, and you have to go up and down stairs from the lobby to finally reach your Room floor. Getting to meals and the Onsen also requires using stairs every time, so it seemed difficult for guests with mobility issues or elderly guests; we saw someone resting midway while holding onto the handrail. No elevator. We had two suitcases plus other luggage, and we couldn’t carry everything at once, so we ended up making two trips. It was tough with so much luggage. The kaiseki meal was on the smaller side but delicious. Breakfast had many small dishes—elegant and nicely presented. The Onsen was quite hot; since it was a weekday with few guests, I had the bath to myself both at night and in the morning. The Room was spacious, clean, and lovely. When making our Reservation, it didn’t say there was an open-air bath in the Room, so I was thrilled when I saw it as soon as we opened the door—but I felt disappointed when I noticed a “Do Not Use” sign on the lid. Still, it’s a Hotel I would like to stay at again.