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It was a wonderful stay. The serene atmosphere and the staff’s warm welcome were truly soothing, and soaking in the pleasantly hot natural spring left me feeling refreshed from the inside out. The meals served in the Room were exceptional—delicious, beautifully presented, and ful

The open-air bath in the guest room and the large public bath were very relaxing spaces, allowing us to fully enjoy the Onsen. On the second day, it was snowing, but I was impressed by the thoughtful arrangements that allowed us to move around the facility without any worries a

We also appreciated the attentive care from all staff members who served us throughout our stay. Thank you especially for preparing such a delicious celebratory cake upon request—it was perfect! The on-site bar had an excellent atmosphere where we enjoyed exquisite cocktails whi

With three or four adults, someone ends up without a seat in the living area. When we stayed in Touou, the sofa was spacious and that was nice, but with three adults it’s still hard to fully relax—one person ended up going out onto the balcony (laugh). We would love to visit agai

As per the reviews, this accommodation offered exceptional cuisine. Dinner was delicious, and the handwritten menu by the head chef for breakfast the next day added a heartfelt touch to the hospitality, leaving us completely satisfied. The staff member who assisted us was ver

Since it was a whole building rental, I was able to relax without interacting with other guests. The quality of the onsen water was very good, and my skin became smooth. There was also a sauna, and my son was very satisfied! We could also do "löyly," and it seemed we could refres

The room felt like a row house, and there was a slightly musty smell when I entered, but it became unnoticeable over time. There is no service, but once you check in, you can come and go freely, and above all, being able to enter the Onsen at any time was very nice. I would like

I think the Stays is wonderful in terms of cuisine, location, and facilities such as the bath. However, the main public bath was unusable due to freezing (my wife was looking forward to using the public bath first thing in the morning after using the room bath in the evening. Als

We appreciated amenities like unlimited beer available 24 hours, ice cream and coffee until 10 PM, welcome matcha tea with sweets, luxurious toiletries, soft tissues—everywhere we felt thoughtful hospitality. Our child said they definitely want to stay here again when visiting O

The tatami hallway made it very easy for us elderly guests to move around. The private baths were well-equipped with plenty of towels and drinking water, showing great attention to detail. The food was incredibly flavorful and satisfying. The location was excellent, and our child

I was initially concerned about the staff being foreigners, but everyone was kind and the service was smooth. The New Year's cuisine was of high quality. The meals on the second day were different, so I didn't get bored. The bar time was complimentary. I had an enjoyable and deli

In conclusion, the newly renovated Asagiri G room was perfect, but considering the following points, it's debatable whether I would definitely repeat my stay. Good Points - Spacious enough for four people: father, mother, wife, and husband (+ a 3-month-old infant). - Very comfor

The large public bath was also lovely, and I hope to revisit with my elderly mother someday. In addition to the yukata, they provided very comfortable pajamas, and the shop had many wonderful items. I visited a place that becomes a café during the day and a bar at night, and I h

Delicate wildflowers were subtly arranged throughout the room, making me feel warmly welcomed. This accommodation had everything important to me: - Greenery and tranquility - Bungo beef paired with Burgundy wine - Delicious coffee and tea - A bar offering exquisite win

Their friendly service with a smile showed they were doing their best, but as a Japanese guest staying at a Ryokan in Japan, I felt it would have been more reassuring if a Japanese staff member could have assisted us. This was the first disappointing point. Regarding the meals,