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This was my first visit to Asamushi Onsen. Yanagi-no-Yu, with its rich history, had wonderfully hot water that I truly enjoyed. The building may be old, but it was impeccably clean, making for a comfortable stay. The friendly service made me feel at ease, almost like visiting relatives in Aomori. The grilled shellfish for breakfast was delicious, and I appreciated the attentive care to ensure it didn’t burn. Thank you very much!

I was able to make a Reservation easily, and since I linked it with PayPay, payment was also simple. I’m satisfied because it was cheaper than other sites.

We stayed here for my husband’s birthday trip and also requested a birthday cake. Throughout our stay, we felt the staff’s thoughtful hospitality, and it was a Hotel we would love to return to. We were also grateful to be upgraded to a higher-grade Room free of charge—every service was truly appreciated. The calm atmosphere allowed us to relax and enjoy our time. Thank you very much.

I’ve stayed at many Accommodations, and this one was a standout for the first time in a while. The hospitality and the Room Facilities were more than enough for a stay with No Meals Included. It also made me think—in the best way—that the meals are probably delicious too. For babies, things like light switches may draw their attention, but I highly recommend it for families with children who no longer put things in their mouths and are running around!

The Room is clean and pleasant, making it very easy to use. The breakfast menu includes local specialties, which is something to look forward to. If I were to mention one thing, it would be nice if the dining facilities within the building stayed open a little later.

This was my first time staying here. With the weekday-only evening curry, a welcome drink, and breakfast included, it was a great value, and I would definitely like to stay here again when traveling to Fukushima. The Room was also very clean!

This was my second stay. The food is simply delicious. It’s also nice that it’s cooler here than down in the city during summer. The amenities were well stocked, which was great. If I had to mention anything, it was a bit inconvenient not having a freezer in the Room, and breakfast gets crowded, so I thought it would be helpful to have seating guidance.

I stayed in a women-only private room. The room was stylish, and the futon was spacious enough. The bath, toilets, and wash area were all kept very clean. Paid amenities were also affordable—some items were available for just 100 yen, which was really helpful. It was also great that I could drink water, tea, and coffee for free. I heard the water is pumped from groundwater, and it tasted amazing. The other guests had good manners as well, so I slept soundly at night. The owner at reception and the female staff were very polite and helpful, and they even stored my luggage after checkout, which helped a lot. On my way out, I also received a card for free amenities to use next time. I’m grateful to have received this level of service for under 5,000 yen. I’d like to stay here again when I visit Kyoto.

We stayed in a Room with a semi-open-air bath. It was very clean and stylish. The bath was incredibly relaxing, and since there was also a sauna in the Room, I got to try a sauna for the first time in my life. The cute little duck we could take home was also adorable. All of the staff were truly polite and kind, which really impressed us. Thank you very much. We would love to stay again when we travel to Kobe!

I stayed here again after my previous visit, and the staff provided even better support in advance than I expected. This time I didn’t use the dining options, but the meal last time was very delicious. The parking lot is spacious and felt safe, and I was completely satisfied with how comfortable my stay was. I would definitely like to stay here again.

As other Reviews mention, every dish was delicious. The sashimi and salt-grilled blackthroat seaperch were especially outstanding. Breakfast was just as satisfying. The sea is truly close by, and it felt great to take a morning walk. We were also able to relax in a private Onsen. It’s far, so it’s not easy to visit often, but if I go to Toyama again, I’d love to stay here again.

I have personally stayed here several times, and this time I booked it for an important guest. There are restaurants nearby, the work site is close, the parking lot is spacious, and the Room is clean. There are also smoking Rooms available, and in the morning you can enjoy a light breakfast that’s just right. And it’s still reasonably priced. I like it so much that I can’t imagine choosing anywhere else.

This was my first time staying at a Hotel with this kind of system, so I was a bit unsure at first, but it turned out to be excellent. We traveled from Hokkaido for a two-person trip mainly to visit PayPay Dome. I thought it would be within walking distance from the dome, but we gave up because of the heat. Even so, taking a taxi for just over 1,000 yen was no problem at all. Usually when we travel for live events, we only need a place to sleep, so we mostly choose an affordable Business Hotel. This time, since it was a three-night Multiple Night Stay, having a spacious Room made it completely stress-free. Taking off our shoes and feeling as comfortable as if we were coming back to our own place allowed us to relax and spend time at ease. We didn’t really use the kitchen beyond boiling water, but it was great that the refrigerator was a two-door type with a usable freezer compartment. If I have the chance to go to Fukuoka again, I will definitely stay here without hesitation.

In conclusion, the value for the price was outstanding. The Room was clean and spacious, and we also appreciated the table and chairs on the balcony. We were amazed by the Onsen water quality. We never expected such a strong sulfur scent from an Onsen in this area! The private open-air bath in the Room had a ceramic tub, and it was wonderful to soak comfortably with our legs stretched out. It was so good that we used it many times! We felt the upper slat of the privacy screen could be removed without any issue. It would make a big difference in how open it feels. The food also surprised us. Since we chose a standard Plan, we honestly didn’t expect that much, but there were many local ingredients and thoughtful touches—and above all, everything was seasoned beautifully and tasted excellent. We felt the head chef must be truly exceptional. We’re very interested in the chef’s choice course! All of the staff were kind as well. It was so great that we went ahead and made another Reservation for one month later.

I stayed for one night last autumn and it was amazing, so this time I stayed for two nights. For both breakfast and dinner on the first and second days, they prepared different menus each day. Everything was absolutely delicious! The Ai Room was spacious, and the fresh flowers were adorable and beautiful. After dinner, floating yuzu in the cypress bath and soaking slowly was a blissful moment that made me forget everyday life. The yuzu served with the meals and in the bath were large and impressive. It’s in a prime location in Kyoto, right next to Yasaka Shrine, with an excellent atmosphere. Transportation is convenient, making it an easy base for sightseeing. It makes you want to stay again and again! I’ll be back!

It was as delicious as rumored. The wine selection was excellent, and everything—from the bread to the desserts—was outstanding.

I stayed with my mother. The view of the Kuma River from the Room was wonderful, and we spent some time just enjoying it. We thoroughly enjoyed the ayu sashimi, salt-grilled ayu, and other dishes. Everything was delicious. It was also my first time trying dried-and-grilled ayu at breakfast. Along with the Ryokan itself, the baths had a sense of history, and the quality of the hot spring water was excellent. Next time, I hope to visit with my wife and children as well. Thank you very much for your hospitality. I imagine there may be impacts from the earthquake (such as cancellations), but I wish all of your staff good health and all the best.

Stayed here after visiting the Iwami Ginzan Silver Mine. Check-in is set later than usual accommodations, but as we planned to arrive after sightseeing, we reached around dusk. After a short rest, we enjoyed dinner right away. Each dish had a gentle flavor and was delightful. It seems Shimane is part of the sweet soy sauce culture! The sashimi with subtly sweet soy sauce, grilled nodoguro (blackthroat seaperch), and soybean milk miso hot pot with Shimane Wagyu were all delicious. The locally grown rice was so tasty that I ended up having multiple servings. As it’s a small accommodation, the bath is also small without features like an open-air bath; however, the bathtub made with rare painted tiles had perfect water temperature and helped me relax for a good night's sleep until morning. The welcome drink in the fridge—a local craft beer—was also enjoyable after bathing. The hostess shared stories about local nature and traditional Kagura performances, making it a truly enriching journey filled with charm.

We slept on futons in a Japanese-style Room, but it was a stylish space with a modern interior—natural and very clean. The balcony had a gently swaying chair, and there was art on the walls; everything felt really chic. We could also borrow yukata robes and geta sandals. The front desk staff were very kind and gave us clear guidance, including which Onsen baths tend to be crowded. It’s close to both Jizo-yu and Gosho-no-yu, with excellent access to the Onsen town—perfect for visiting multiple public baths. The ropeway and the Onsen town are right in front of you, so you won’t have any trouble finding souvenirs or places to eat. However, there are only a limited number of free parking spaces, and you need to drive along narrow streets crowded with tourists to reach the parking area, so driving can be challenging. We stayed during the Obon holiday period, so even the ropeway parking lot was full and we couldn’t park nearby. Next time, taking the train might be better. For breakfast, we chose a one-plate morning set at the attached café. The latte art looked great for photos, and the interior—with Western movie posters—felt like contemporary art throughout. We stayed as a couple (my husband in his 40s and me in my 30s), and it seems renovated with youthful taste in a Western style that would appeal to inbound international guests—more “JAPAN RYOKAN” than a traditional Ryokan—and we loved it. It felt like an Expo pavilion. Unless you have specific requirements such as needing a mattress bed or an elevator, it’s excellent value for couples. We’d love to come again—thank you very much.

Enjoy unlimited views of Nankai Electric Railway trains from a guest room built inside the station building. That said, trains are less frequent than in the city, so it’s quiet. There’s nothing around the station, and it’s also separated from the other guest room, ensuring peace and silence. Perfect for getting away from the hustle and bustle of city life. Please bring your own food and drinks.