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We stayed for one night as a couple. The interior, room, and Onsen were all clean and satisfying. The complimentary coffee provided at the front desk was very delicious. The staff were very kind and accommodating, making it a hotel we would like to stay at again.

I stayed here because it is close to Chuson-ji Temple. Even considering that it has only recently been renovated, the entire property—including the Room, Onsen, and shared areas—was kept very clean, and I had a very comfortable stay. The meals were excellent, and I was very satisfied to enjoy local specialties such as Maesawa beef steak, Sanriku seafood, Hatto soup, and Horohoro-zuke pickles. I would love to stay here again if I have the opportunity.

This Ryokan was very satisfying, with a spacious, neat and well-organized Room and warmly welcoming service. However, while I didn’t mind not having a bath in the Room, I again felt that I would prefer to have a toilet in the Room. It was inconvenient to have to go out into the hallway, lock the Room, and go to the toilet. (This is not the Ryokan’s fault—it's my responsibility for choosing this Room.) The bath was also clean, and it was great to be able to relax and soak on my own. At this price, I’m seriously considering staying again.

At check-in, we were told an upgraded Room was available, and we were moved to a very nice, spacious Room. The view was great, and the bathtub was even larger than the one at home, so we could truly relax. At check-out, I accidentally left something behind in the Room. When I contacted you and went back to pick it up, you had kept it safely in a plastic bag. I’m sorry for the trouble. Thank you very much. I would love to stay again.

We stayed as three generations of our family. We were traveling with our twin fourth-graders who have autism and intellectual disabilities. In a typical Hotel, we would need to be constantly mindful of those around us, so we searched for an Accommodation where we could stay privately and found this place. We were truly grateful to be able to relax without worrying about others even if the children suddenly shouted or became noisy in the middle of the night. The staff were also understanding about disabilities, which made us feel safe and comfortable throughout our stay. The artwork displayed inside, created by people with disabilities, was wonderful as well and gave the space a warm atmosphere. Because we could cook for ourselves, it was easy to prepare meals that suited our children’s picky eating habits without forcing anything. We also appreciated the beautiful tableware and well-stocked amenities. The adults enjoyed cooking with Maezawa beef and local sake we purchased nearby. Sharing meals together around the counter was a very happy time for all of us. Another highlight was being able to fully enjoy the charm of this traditional house—the solid, historic feel; the morning views; the sunset; and the sounds of nature outside—at a relaxed pace in complete privacy. In summer, insects do come inside, but even that felt like part of an authentic experience of nature in this area. Our parents also said they would love to come again. We highly recommend this Accommodation to families looking for a place to travel with children with disabilities.

This time, my “Dokoka ni Viewn” trip took me to Mizusawa-Esashi, so I chose Yakushido Onsen because I wanted to stay at an Onsen. Last time, I think I came by car. This time, I stayed alone in a Japanese-style room with breakfast and dinner included at a very reasonable price, and I was able to enjoy the Onsen four times—so refreshing. I’d love to visit again.

Although the building is old, I felt that the Room and toilet were thoroughly cleaned. The large public bath has a circular tub in the center, and when we entered, someone who had been in before us was making a whirlpool for fun, which felt a bit awkward; but we also made a whirlpool and played with our son, and it became a great memory. We were very satisfied with the meals—we could enjoy curry, wanko soba, hatto soup, and more. I’m glad we stayed here.

Based on the review, I chose the plan with Maesawa beef lean rump meat and an onsen ticket. Despite being lean, the meat was moderately marbled, thick, and satisfying. Since it's a self-grill style, I could enjoy it to the fullest with my preferred level of doneness. The other dishes were as delicious as the reviews said, and I found myself in a luxurious situation where I had to be careful not to overeat the delicious new rice. The property and room themselves are not new, but they are clean, and the staff was accommodating with delays in check-in and changes in meal times, making it a comfortable stay.

This stay wasn’t for travel. I just wanted a comfortable place to sleep, and it was exactly that. The Room isn’t large, but there was nothing inconvenient. Most of all, I was happy the toilet had a washlet. The bath isn’t a large public bath, but it was spacious. By chance no one else was there, so I could relax and enjoy it on my own. Considering the price, breakfast was excellent in both taste and portion size. Also, drinks aren’t provided in the Room—you pick them up at the front desk—but I was surprised to find Doutor drip coffee available. There was also bottled water in the Room. The tap water did have a slight smell, so while it seemed drinkable, the bottled water was a thoughtful touch. I’ll stay again!!

When making my Reservation, only smoking Rooms were available for a 2-night, 3-day stay, so I booked one as there was no other choice. At check-in, when confirming the Room, I mentioned this and was told a non-smoking Room had become available due to a cancellation, so they changed my Room for me. The front desk staff were very helpful, and the Room was kept very clean. Great value for money and a convenient location. If I come to Iwate again, I will definitely stay here. It was a wonderful memory. Thank you very much.