Yoshinotei

I was looking forward to staying in the newly renovated Room. From the Room, we could see the Tenryu River, and we were also able to enjoy the beautiful fireworks at night. Since the bedroom and living area are separate, I was able to relax without worrying about the TV noise. The large public bath was kept clean and comfortable to use. The lockers in the changing room can be locked, so I felt safe soaking in the bath. The in-room bath is a bit small, but I think it’s perfectly fine for one person. The Room amenities also showed great attention to detail, with Sekkisei skincare items and bath salts. Dinner was served in the Room, and everything came out at a good pace so we could enjoy each dish at the right temperature. The fish served with the chef’s original sauce was delicious. I also felt that the carp sashimi-style dish was enhanced by the sesame vinegar miso sauce. The miso soup at breakfast was delicious as well—just as other Reviews said. I would love to visit again.

It was an Accommodation where we could relax while looking out over the Tenryu River. The Onsen is a simple spring, but perhaps because it is alkaline, it feels gentle on the skin and has a slightly silky texture. In Tokyo, this would be in a price range that would be hard to find even for a business stay, but here the meal portions were more than sufficient and overall we felt satisfied. The seasoning is on the sweeter side, but if it suits your taste, you can truly enjoy it.The Room was also properly cleaned, and we had a comfortable stay. It’s located near the base of a bridge, so the location itself isn’t bad, but since the sign is small, it may be a little hard to find on your first visit. If you’re driving there, using navigation will give you peace of mind.Overall, it was a Ryokan with a nostalgic atmosphere that hints at its lively days with group travelers during the Showa era. It isn’t flashy, but for those who want to spend quiet time while watching the river, it’s quite an appealing place to stay.