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This was my first stay. Since there is no toilet, I rated the Facility 4, but the main house is nearby so it wasn’t much of an issue. The dome tent was comfortable, and even the heavy rain from a linear precipitation band didn’t bother us at all. The furnishings such as the chairs and lamps were lovely, the meals were delicious, and we were able to relax with our dog. All of the staff were always smiling and responded politely. Afterward, I contacted you because I had forgotten my hat, and you handled it right away. I’d love to visit again.

I stayed here for business. It is located along a main road, with many izakayas nearby. There is also a convenience store very close by, which was convenient. There is a large public bath, so you can relax and unwind. I had a great value stay. I left early in the morning and did not use the breakfast service, but I would like to try it next time.

This is my second stay. Last time, I stayed in a semi-double Room, but this time I chose a twin. The Room was spacious, the unit bath was also roomy, and there was a separate washbasin area, which was very nice. I would like to stay here again when I visit Oita. The meals were delicious as well.

Five of us went on a motorcycle touring trip. We rode through quite a mountainous road to get there. The room was a log cabin with bunk beds; one person slept on the floor with a futon. Dinner was an irori-style barbecue, and there was so much meat and vegetables that we couldn’t finish it—and it was delicious. Breakfast was a Japanese set meal and also very good. The bathhouse had a large indoor bath that was a bit hot… but the open-air bath had the perfect temperature. It’s an alkaline simple spring, but it felt silky/slippery on the skin—absolutely amazing. It was quiet and a really great place to stay. The staff were wonderful as well. If you’re very particular about spotless cleanliness and only stay at luxury hotels, or if you dislike insects, it may be better not to go—for everyone’s sake.