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"It was very fun to be so pampered and taken care of. As soon as we arrived, the staff were there ready to pamper us. One of the ladies spoke English, and was very helpful in navigating our first stay at a Ryokan. Dinner was very fun. The onsens were an exciting new experience as well. We thoroughly enjoyed it."

"Very simple and comfortable, clean. And has hot tub!"

"Their customer service is exceptional, our room was large and the private onsen was also very large. The kaiseki dinner was fabulous! We have been to many ryokan and would rate this the best value."

"Modern Japanese style with onsite on s’en. "

"This hotel was nice and had some great amenities, but it is located pretty far from the train station and it seems the buses in the area stop running at 6:30 pm. Most businesses (like restaurants) also close around this time, so at least you can enjoy the onsen in the evening when there’s not much else to do!"

"From the moment they picked us up from the train station, we knew that we were in love! Everyone was so kind and you can tell they really want you to have a stress free vacation. The food was amazing and would HIGHLY recommend for people visiting Japan! Truly a one of a kind experience in a beautiful town! "

"4階の部屋を利用いたしました。広くて過ごしやすかったです。のんびり温泉に入るには良い環境かと思います。"

"Words cannot do justice to describe how beautiful this location is. We were absolutely stunned when we arrived not only by the beauty of the surrounding area but the building itself. The property is large and has tons of beautiful gardens and ponds to enjoy while you stay. The food is also absolutely delicious and the service was amazing. We really appreciated the staff and their service while we were there. I highly recommend this stay!"

"People are very nice. Foods, Onsen, and fish in the pond are nice."

"Very unique experience. I loved the country side and staff is very friendly and accommodating. On our last day, they packed onigiris and they were delicious. I still think about them to this day. "

"Traditional Ryokan with very basic facilities. Nothing special to boast off but charges are on higher side. They do not even accept credit card payment and need cash, which was very annoying and difficult as I had to walk to nearby family mart to get cash out for making payment. The owner was nice and soft spoken, did a tea ceremony for couple of minutes and also dropped us to the train station on the morning. No dining facility in the Ryokan and owner seem to be not available after some time to...

"Great place to experience japanese onsen, even for first timers"