บริเวณรอบๆ ศาลเจ้า Takachiho × โรงแรม·เรียวกังที่มีคะแนนความพึงพอใจสูง

Despite concerns about the earthquake, I traveled from Tokyo to Takachiho. I had been planning for a long time to visit Takachiho again, so I decided to go—and I was relieved that there was hardly any impact and I could stay with peace of mind. I was satisfied with everything: the Facility, the meals—everything. First of all, I was surprised that the Room had not only indoor and outdoor baths but also a sauna. It was my first time in my life staying in a Room with a sauna. The meals were explained in a picture-story style, and each dish had its own story and attention to detail, making them both delicious and fun to enjoy. Personally, I especially recommend the salt-baked kappo chicken and the panna cotta. On top of that, there was plenty of playful creativity with a school-festival vibe, and above all it was blissful time surrounded by the staff’s smiles. Nearby are Takachiho Shrine, night kagura performances, and Takachiho Gorge where you can also take a boat ride—an extremely convenient location. Thank you very much. If I have the chance, I’d love to return again.

We had a truly relaxing stay. We had planned our sightseeing itinerary in advance, and when we shared it with the staff, they adjusted our breakfast time, arranged taxis, and even prepared our Room to match our schedule. Thanks to that, we could return to the Room between outings to take a bath and change clothes—making it feel like we were relaxing at home. The person who looked after us interacted with us at just the right distance—always attentive without being intrusive—and respected our time. They quietly observed what we needed and responded naturally, which made us realize what genuine hospitality really is. The meals were also outstanding. With every dish, we could feel the care and thought put into preparing it for the guest. Everything was delicious, and we finished every bite. The tableware was charming as well—each piece unique—and beautifully paired with the food. The Room was the perfect size for two of us. Since this trip focused on sightseeing, we chose a Room with a hinoki bath rather than an open-air bath, and it was wonderfully soothing. Drink refills and towel replacements were handled thoroughly, and they even prepared sweet potatoes as a late-night snack—we enjoyed them very much. The message that came with them also felt warm and thoughtful. We were impressed by all the small touches as well—the Shuttle Service to night kagura performances, plus cushions and shoe bags thoughtfully provided. After seeing the CDs and books in the Room, we decided that next time we’d like to stay not only for sightseeing but also to spend an entire day relaxing in the Accommodation. Thank you for providing such a comfortable space and time. It was truly a wonderful Accommodation—one that makes us want to return right away. That said… I hope it doesn’t become too hard to get a Reservation (laugh).

I stayed here with my elderly mother and my brother. We felt thoughtful attention to detail throughout the Ryokan, and enjoyed warm hospitality in a relaxed atmosphere. The bath had a wonderful traditional ambiance, and the meals were very delicious. Next time, I would like to return with my wife.

This is a wonderful Hotel!! When making our Reservation, I called with various questions, and they answered everything kindly and thoroughly. Even when we arrived late for check-in at 6:00 p.m., they quickly arranged dinner so we could make it to the Yokagura performance, and we were able to go with plenty of time. The Room and the entire property were spotless, and everything was excellent—the soothing large Onsen bath, well-stocked amenities, and innovative two-way pillows that let you choose the height and firmness. We made a Reservation for two Rooms for three adults. Since the Rooms were different types, we assumed they would be on different floors, but they placed us in adjacent Rooms. My father has difficulty walking, and his Room was near the elevator, which was a huge help. I believe this was their thoughtful consideration—thank you very much. It’s clear that all staff provide warm service, work carefully, and always put guests first—this is truly an outstanding Hotel. We were moved by the breathtaking Takachiho Gorge we had long dreamed of seeing as well as Yokagura at night. Relaxing at this wonderful Accommodation made my father’s 80th birthday celebration and my birthday an unforgettable memory! To all the staff members—thank you so much!!

Perhaps influenced by its location in Takachiho, both the Facility’s interior and exterior were stylish and created a comfortable, welcoming atmosphere. Also, thanks to the staff informing us at check-in about the “Amano-Iwato Guided Tour,” we were able to view the sacred cave of Amano-Iwato. If they hadn’t told us, I think we would have simply walked around Amano-Iwato Shrine and left. Thank you very much.

We chose this Hotel for our long-awaited trip to Takachiho. The staff welcomed us warmly, and we were deeply moved when they sang local folk songs during breakfast and dinner. The meals were thoughtfully prepared using ingredients from Takachiho, and my husband and I were touched throughout our stay. It seemed there were Japanese bush warblers in the mountain beside the Hotel, and in the morning I woke to their beautiful song. I lay in bed for a while just listening, feeling an indescribable happiness down to my very core. The Room was spacious with a great layout, and it was incredibly comfortable—we even talked about how we’d love to arrange our own Room like this! We would definitely love to stay here again.

I had an errand in Takachiho and ended up needing to stay one night on short notice, so I stayed at Tenwa. They were very kind and helpful, which really saved me. For the bath, I received a ticket for the nearby Amanoiwato-yu and used it. Breakfast was also great—especially the miso soup and the salmon with tartar sauce. I’m sorry for any trouble we caused when my young child ran around upstairs. If we have the chance again, I’d love to stay here again. Thank you very much.

I was traveling solo using public transportation. Since attending the Yokagura required an overnight stay, I stayed here. I was a bit worried to find there were no sleepwear due to my lack of checking in advance, but I had loungewear with me so it wasn’t a problem. It’s close to Takachiho Shrine, which made it easy to enjoy the Yokagura.

Because we had an early start for sightseeing in Takachiho, we booked a No Meals Included stay. The front desk staff were very friendly and helpful. Since the rain was heavy, they even lent us an umbrella. The Facility is quite old, but the parking area is covered, the Room was spacious, and the futon was neatly made—no issues at all. The amenities were clean, and although the bathroom and toilet are quite old, everything was clean and we stayed comfortably. For dinner, we made a Reservation at Tachiya Tori nearby and walked there to eat (I truly recommend this place). After dinner, we could also walk to Takachiho Shrine—perfect. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Takachiho.

I thought I wouldn’t make it in time for check-in, but they waited for me and gave me a warm welcome! The yakitori restaurant attached to the Facility is also delicious. Bed-making (putting on the sheets, etc.) being self-service was a bit puzzling. Other than that, everything was perfect.

I arrived at the Accommodation around 6:30 p.m. After being shown to my Room, a 6-tatami Japanese-style room, I noticed a slight musty smell when I entered. After airing it out, it no longer bothered me. I brought my own food this time. Next time, I’d like to try the breakfast.