Hotels in Nakano

Clean, friendly staff. Lovely breakfast. No issues ba ourr check-in, where they couldn't find our booking made month earlier via trip.com and kept us waiting in the foyer for 90 mins. Theneventually was 'offered' it definitely seemed somewhat begrudgingly a twin room, instead of 2 singles. As paid for month ago. I refused and demanded what I paid for, 2 single rooms, which they eventually relented...

The morning buffet was delicious and I was very satisfied! I was also able to easily enjoy the orange juice and self-service coffee at the front desk, which was great. I was able to start my day feeling refreshed.

The smoking room smelled terrible.

The welcome drink, apple juice, was delicious. The self-service coffee was also delicious, thanks to Doutor. Breakfast was also very good.

The food is delicious. I like that the bath is spacious.

Very comfortable and clean. The service staff is very kind and will provide toys to the children when they see them making noises! I thought it would be the worst during these days of travel, but it was unexpectedly clean and comfortable! The room can accommodate 2 large luggages!

The Yumoto Ryokan is great for a stop to relax a bit. One gets access to the 9 Onsen in the village and can take a dip in every one, or take a small hike to see the Japanese macaques that like to relax in an Onsen. The hotel has a private Onsen which is great if you wanna share the experience with a partner and also a public Onsen, which I liked the most from all the public Onsens in the village. It...

Worth every penny, beside the awesome amenities I was led to expect from description, the staff was also extremely welcoming and went the extra mile - the proprietess even drove us to the train station in the morning.

Really lovely location. Best part is the private onsen. Pick up the key for private onsen from reception if it’s there and use for up to 30 mins at a time. Go back again as much as you like. It’s a really really hot spring, but there’s a cold water tap and it’s really tranquil and pretty.

We had a fabulous stay. The staff were incredibly welcoming and incredibly accommodating of our young family. The private onsen was absolutely dreamy. We particularly enjoyed the traditional breakfast and thoughtful touches such as tea on arrival.

I genuinely cannot recommend this place more! If you’re thinking about staying in the town to try all the hot springs , or traveling to see the snow monkeys this by far is the best Ryokan in town! Without a shadow of a doubt. If you’re going to stay anywhere in town, choose Yumoto Ryokan! It’s so dam easy to get to aswell as it’s at the center of the town and it’s so homely and pretty. The family...

The public bathhouse was broken, so we couldn't shower at all, which was terrible. We had to resort to soaking in the private hot spring instead. The private hot spring had a queue, and guests needed to make reservations for each room. It was very inconvenient; we didn't get in until 11 PM. I think I read in previous reviews that it had been broken for a long time, and it's strange that it hasn't been...

It was a great experience. Will return one day

Polite and helpful staff, there was an excess of wonderful food and a great view. Our room was clean and spacious but a little dated with an unusable stove that could be removed for luggage storage. The 3 baths were all well kept and felt quite private, 2 are outside. I Recommend driving here, there is a great waterfall not far but otherwise mostly farmland within walking distance. I would love to...

The rooms are all on the B1 floor. The corridor is dark and a bit depressing. Fortunately, each room has a window and a view of the courtyard. It may be because of the hillside. The hot spring bathroom is small and good.

Really scenic, beautiful surroundings. Excellent food.

Highly Recommended for a Traditional Japanese Stay Thoroughly enjoyed my stay here. It was my first experience at a ryokan. Mainly chose this place because it is reasonably priced with private onsen and shower. The ryokan has both public and 3 private onsen. The private onsen goes by a simple manual reservation system by writing your name on the whiteboard outside the onsen if the onsen is not available...

Nakada is a gracious host. he took very well care of us and shared excellent traveling information to Monkey Park. thank you Nakada!!

Reception helped us proactively for the very late check-in at 10:30pm. The room fixture and hotel facilities are old but within my expectation in that area and price range. Neat and tidy for the tatami setup. The onsen is big and the hot spring water is good. They just provide you the cold bread for reheat at breakfast. I gave up the breakfast and left. It was good enough for my purpose of a pass...

It had an Onsen on sight which was nice. It’s a nice place and close to station. The beds are basically mattresses (futons) on the floor. This means very firm so for those who need more padding like my old body it can be a stiff night of sleep. Staff very friendly and for the money for 5 people it was great

Everyone on staff made us feel welcome from the start. Aziz and both ladies at the front desk were extremely helpful and lovely people. We will always remember them abs their friendliness and how nice our stay was. Will stay here again. The onsen is fabulous!

Overall good accommodations - loved the traditional Japanese room we stayed in. It was spacious, clean and quiet.

The property is a little old and it shows in some areas but overall it was a great experience. The staff were all amazing and the bathhouse was excellent. Very short walk to the train and bus station.

I really enjoyed my stay, the hotel lady was very nice and took time to explain everything. The onsen was clean and warm.

The hosts were extremely polite and welcoming. They explained all the house rules in detail and kindly recommended great places to eat nearby. The place was spotless, warm, and very comfortable for an overnight stay with my husband and our two kids. We would definitely come back. We would have loved to stay longer, but we had to return to Tokyo right away to catch our flight.

The staff (owner?) was friendly and spoke to us in English. They had a place ready for our luggage before check in so we could go to the Snow Monkey Park first. We enjoyed our traditional stay. The hot spring is very hot! I only stayed in for two minutes.

Incredible outdoor onsen and cozy traditional room

Great calm community. Wonderful hosts. Property would need a little TLC.

Traditional Japanese inn with beautiful garden & 3 onsen. Appreciate snacks left in our room. Ryokan is 2 min walk from Yudanaka station with eateries within walking distance. Warm & friendly staff.

We really enjoyed the experience of staying at the ryokan. Friendly hostess, neat house. We were treated to tea and buns. The location is very convenient, near the train station. There is a very beautiful pond with koi fish in the yard. We enjoyed the experience of the public bath. There are 3 baths in the ryokan: 2 public and 1 indoor. I visited one public, the pool was outside, which created an...

Tawaraya is a very nice Ryokan and Onsen in the small town of Yudanaka. While not very distinctive from the outside, the interior is very quaint. The rooms are traditional Japanese tatami rooms with futons and low tables, and ours had a private western-style toilet attached (with all the Japanese gadgets that are the norm!). There is no private shower or bath attached to the room, however the main...

Google Maps navigation was inaccurate, constantly changing between front and back streets. It took me 20 minutes and several questions to find the right place. They should change the picture of the main gate and put the sign inside. The heating would automatically turn off. I woke up cold the first night because I had to wait until the next morning to find someone to restart it. They explained it...

Some of the best customer service we've ever experienced. Ms. Abe was wonderful and her English was excellent. The outdoor onsen was perfect, truly beautiful. A big, well landscaped area, truly relaxing. All guests get to reserve 30 minutes of private use each evening, which was wonderful, but you can also go back during men's time, women's time, or mixed if you want to enjoy some more. The breakfast...

We book this ryokan at the end of our stay in Japan, we thought we still have the energy to go to shiga kogen after snow monkey and just sleep at the ryokan, but I was wrong. We are so tired and decided to be at this ryokan the whole stay. Good thing they had reservation for private outdoor onsen for 30mins. Pros: Private outdoor onsen for 30mins by schedule. And the place is perfect, its like the...

The boss's service is very considerate and thoughtful! The room is very clean, the outdoor hot spring, the environment is very good

This traditional Ryokan hotel is a little gem of a place and the family hosts are just wonderful. Had the best night sleep of my 2 week trip to Japan sleeping on Ryokan bed. Rooms and hotel is extremely clean, we had our own toilet and washbasin but you have to share showers which wasn't an issue. The family are so friendly, speak very good English. It's a short walk (10mins) to Shibu-Onsen...

We really enjoyed this hotel. Service and amenities amazing

Stayed while visiting the snow monkeys.  The location was ideal and the food was very good.

While I was there, only one member of staff was manning the front desk as well undertaking other responsibilities around the hotel, but a phone was left at the front desk so you could call when you needed assistance. The accommodations were clean and comfortable and enjoyed the retro-feel. The free drinks and snacks in the lounge area were a nice touch and I loved the outdoor Onsen.

Room was good size and bed was comfortable. Hotel is close to Yudanaka station and shops. Enjoyed my stay.

No towel at the basin. Poor design at the room entrance; you have to stretch your leg to go to the bathroom and basin.

Only one night stay but can’t complain and was able to store my bags there after check out while I went to the snow monkeys which was a great bonus.

The room was very large and comfortable. What made the place great was the ping pong table, mini pool table. Once you understand the onsen process it is pretty easy. Note: restaurant is by reservation only. Dinner snow crab dinner is worth the price. Open bar. Also cash only needed do the hotel tax due at arrival.

The reality exceeded my expectations; the hotel was even better than I imagined. The room was very comfortable for a family with a small child! There's a private hot spring for families available by reservation, though the usage time is a bit short, it's still great overall! The food is high-quality, delicious, and varied. It's also possible to extend your stay for 1000 yen per hour, which is super...

We really enjoyed the ryokan; we stayed for one night. The dinner buffet was particularly great, with crabs, fish, hot pot, beer, and sake. Breakfast was also quite good. The rooms were standard. There's an onsen, and we booked a 30-minute slot and went right away. I didn't get a chance to visit the public baths.

I was there for a ski trip, and the hotel's location was quite convenient for driving. However, I stayed at this hotel for 8 nights, and I found it incredibly hard to understand why the breakfast and dinner were exactly the same every single night, with no variation or novelty whatsoever. The hotel facilities are very old. The outdoor onsen for showering was extremely cold, to the point of being unbearable...

The facilities are a bit old, and the public bath's hygiene was just so-so. The location is good, but dinner was also mediocre.

Not a comfortable at all. Bed is hard. Big onsen pool serves only for ladies. For man, both of private and public pool are small. Dinner variety is looked much but no suprise in taste.

Yoshi san and Seongmi san are the most helpful and friendly hosts you can wish for. Yoshi san is born and raised in the region and literally knows every corner and can tell you where to go (and where to avoid). Stayed in the en suite room and it is superb, with a very comfortable mattress and spacious. Highly recommend and cannot wait to be back!

Het beste verblijf tijdens onze hele reis in japan! The best location we stayed during our whole trip in japan! Run by a lovely couple that also have their own shop. They make you feel like you're at home, and are welcome. They know the best places for you to visit during your stay and bring a energy like no other. As I dont review much, me and my girlfriend would like to thank this place to show...

We loved it here! There is a really cute shop as you enter and then a very zen communal area and kitchen. The rooms have comfortable beds and everything is perfectly clean. You can tell the owners love and care for the hotel. It is also nice and warm and perfect location to get the bus and visit the snow monkeys. I would recommend it to everyone as it's also a good price for the area. We paid a small...

Thank you so much Seongmi and Yoshi for having us and letting us feel so welcomed. This hotel is definitely my recommendation for Yudanaka. The two owners are two amazing person and created a very familiar atmosphere. After staying in Tokyo it was real peaceful and perfect balance. You can walk from the train - and if you like, you can also walk to the monkey park (should be about an hour). The hotel...

We loved staying at this gem of a hotel! It is conveniently a very short walk from the Yudanaka train station.Yoshi and Seong-mi were exceedingly gracious hosts. They were friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. The breakfasts were nourishing and tasty, and full of thoughtful touches. The space was beautiful, full of wood, tatami and tasteful lighting. The bed was the most comfortable we've had in...

Excellent place to stay, clean, quiet, located in Yudanaka near the train station. It’s also not far from the ski slopes, and Yoshi the host is also a ski instructor, as well as his friend John. The hosts Seongmi & Yoshi were very helpful to advise surrounding places to visit.

The hotel facilities are rather basic and lack overall maintenance. The rooms are okay, but the price-performance ratio is low. It's a 5-minute drive from Jigokudani Monkey Park, and there's a Lawson convenience store nearby.

We loved it there. This town is about a 15 minute walk to Shu

Clean room, comfortable, simple breakfast And good location. It is exactly as described.

Ichiro, the innkeeper, was very kind and even drove us to the snow money reserve and back free of charge. Nice to experience a traditional Japanese ryokan. Highly recommended.

Convenience: It is a 7-minute walk from Yudanaka Station, but we went there in February when it snowed. We were inexperienced for the first time and dragged our suitcases up the snowy road. We were almost angry. So it is recommended to bring a backpack if you come to Yudanaka for a day or two. Facilities: Both the private and public baths are on the first floor, but the private bath is very small and...

I highly recommend this hotel! The old man was very enthusiastic. He asked us about our full itinerary for the next day, arranged a round-trip pick-up for us in the morning at the Wild Monkey Park, and recommended the next stop, Obuse, to us, making our entire trip very smooth and comfortable. The hotel is also well decorated. It is bright and spacious outside, warm and artistic inside. There are many...

Very good ryokan, friendly owner, near to Snow monkey park, good view

I was later than their last check in and they accommodated me and even made a multi course traditional Japanese meal at 9pm, the food for breakfast and dinner was delicious. The onsen was extremely hot and had an absolutely gorgeous view. The older couple that runs it were incredibly kind and hospitable to me, including a shuttle to the Monkeg Park and Yamanaka Station free of charge. The WiFi was...

Great onsen and dinner The room shows some age but it’s comfortable. The public onsen is very good with an indoor pool and an outdoor one for both men’s and women’s spas. We have the half board option with our room. They serve our dinners in a private room. The food was great and staff were friendly. Breakfast was served buffet style and has a good variety of food. They also offer rides to Snow Monkey...

Rooms were clean, towels and japanese robes replaced each day. The onsens were clean, the outdoor one was usually empty, just for me. The gentleman at the reception was accommodating to us and gave us a few rides from the hotel to different locations (station, monkey park).

The hotel is nice with a decent traditional breakfast spread and beautiful onsen, but the actual hotel is outside the shibu onsen city so it is impossible to go into any of the 9 hot springs except 1. We had to find another room at a hotel nearby to get the key for the onsen.

2 nights in Nagano Stayed 2 nights to rest and recover before going to Tokyo. The hotel was a short walk from the station with idyllic scenery with beautiful Sakura and mountains. The personelle were super nice and helpful. They provided a free bus ride to the snow monkey park. The room was spacious and comfy. The hotel dinner and breakfast were amazing. Highly recommend the dinner. The onsen was really...

Classic old lower end ryokan. Exactly what you would expect. Tatami mat rooms with shoji doors. Dimly lit halls with wood floors, steep staircases and dusty old mementos on display. The halls and any room without a hearer were incredibly cold. Has to keep the heater on in our room all night it was so cold and zero insulation—again exactly what is expected in a place like this. The bath was old and...

Great place to stay if you are looking for a very traditional japan Ryokan, even if the building is old. The owners were super polite and always servicial and open to help.

Excellent Ryokan located in the center of Shibu Onsen, right at the bus stop. The hotel is very typical and traditional, run by the Takimoto family. The private Onsen are excellent and very well maintained. Everything perfect, top welcome and services! We went during the winter with snow and we did not suffer from the cold inside the rooms. Very good and very rich dinner!

It's still good. The room is big. I missed dinner and asked for a long time, but they still made food and put it in the room. Although the B&B does not have a car to pick up, it's still okay. The room also has a private bath

A family-style hot spring hotel, clean and well-managed, with an open-air hot spring. The spa facilities are a bit old and mineral, but the water is very pleasant.

The room was extremely spacious and kept us warm even at -10° outside thanks to extra heaters and cozy futons provided. Our private outdoor onsen was very warm and could be used even during coldest times (you can easily add cooler water if you feel like it is too hot). Lunch and dinner consisted of many many small plates continuously served and prepared with great care, which we enjoyed a lot (even...

We stayed for 2 nights at a room without bath. When we arrived we were a bit concerned because it looks old, but after settling in we found this ryokan to be excellent. It's an old building linked with multiple facades and many stairs, but this ryokan has 6 different hotspring baths. All of them are awesome and there is no need to reserve, we tried all 6 of them + the 9 public baths in Shibu Onsen...

food was good and the experience was perfect

Located in the heart of Shibu Onsen, Kokuya is a traditional Japanese inn that has been operating for over 400 years. It's the only inn in the area with its own six different 100% natural hot spring baths, featuring eight public baths and ten rooms with open-air hot springs. It has been passed down through 16 generations. Furthermore, the central area of ​​Shibu Onsen boasts a 1300-year-old hot spring...

The staff could speak English very well and patient to help us with the private onsen bookings. There was also a shuttle bus from Yudanaka station to the hotel. Hotel was located just opposite the photo spot which resembles the one in Spirited Away. Onsen eggs for sale at 100 yen are just outside the hotel. Dinner and breakfast were both delicious too. Love the private onsen too!

This is a very nice, historic hotel in the hot spring town. The hotel facilities are well-maintained, and the meals are plentiful. There are eight hot spring options available on-site, including two outdoor ones, which is fantastic.

Super friendly host, very comfortable, clean and all staff speak English and very kind to foreigners.

This is a typical Ryokan. The welcome was great. We had a wonderful time. The room was very good. The dinner was excellent. The breakfast was also excellent. We were able to book the private onsen and appreciate it. The host was so kind. He drove us to the Snow Monkey Park without asking. We recommand the Senshinkan Matsuya.

I was shortlisting between 3 ryokan and this was definitely the right choice, lovely ryokan is nestled in the heart of the nine public baths of Shibu Onsen. Having stayed in numerous ryokan over the years, I can confidently say this is one of the most memorable. The attention to detail, hospitality, and overall atmosphere were exceptional. Nothing felt excessive; everything felt deliberate. The rooms...

Wonderful experience, very welcoming and helpful throughout our stay. Would highly recommend!

There was a great opportunity! Ryokan is perfect. Owners of ryokan is kind and always ready to help. Onsen experience also great. This place to keep calm, relax and enjoy the silence.

Impeccable service, gracious hosts, beautifully maintained facility, comfortable bedding. This ryokan was everything and more we could have wished for! The private onsen amenity was an unexpected delight!

This was my favourite stay in Japan. The building is a beautiful old style Japanese building. The bedroom and sleeping arrangements were very comfortable. The owners went above and beyond to make sure we had a great stay, including explaining the process of the public onsens, shuttles to the monkey park and to the train station at check out. The use of the private onsen in the evening and morning was...

Great location close to all the small public baths. A bit far from the main station but still walkable or reachable by bus. The room is clean and cozy with very old Ryokan vibes. The hotel itself has a private bath and public bath with shower. Not very clean but ok. I guess depends on what time you use it. The breakfast is nice and simple, really enjoyed it. You can walk to the monkey park from here

The hotel had a Showa-era feel to it, but there was a kotatsu and a kerosene stove in the room, so it didn't feel that cold, but my family said it was cold. It may vary from person to person. There were nine outdoor baths around the hotel, and as a hot spring lover, I really enjoyed them. They were supposed to be quite hot, but it was fine for me. It was cold in February, but it was nice to be able...

I was able to stay cheaply in the hot spring town. This was enough for a night without meals, and I was able to visit 9 hot springs in the town. The building and facilities are a little old, but it has a Showa-era feel to it.

The food was good and the hot spring culture in the town was great, but the hotel was too cold in winter. Very traditional hotel

Room was cold after the oil heater ran out in the middle of the night. The oil heater was not enough for the whole night during the winter time and the hot water in the sink was not working.

The room is clean and tidy, and the Japanese breakfast is delicious

Awesome location for visiting Jigokudani Park (snow monkeys in hot springs) but otherwise isolated. The room was very spacious, especially considering i was a solo traveler. The private onsen attached to the room was unexpected and must appreciated. The food was the highlight of my 2 night stay. I'd been to other food forward ryokans elsewhere before and while they were fancier, the food at Jinpyokaku...

An atmospheric old inn of great charm! My room was a comfortable, well maintained and had great style. I loved the private onsen bath. Dinner and breakfast were a real highlight with a mix of local beef specialties cooked at the table and delicious vegetable dishes. Did I mention drinks are free? How civilised is that? Finally, I found the staff an absolute delight. Helpful, considerate and most thoughtful...

My husband and I stayed here 4 nights for our honeymoon, and we are so glad we did. The stay includes a private kaiseki dining experience for breakfast and dinner. The food was locally sourced and fresh, and they were able to accommodate a pescatarian diet. I can’t speak highly enough of the service- they went above and beyond to make everything perfect, and the care they put into each dining experience...

I had an excellent two-night stay here and would highly recommend it. The service was genuinely outstanding—some of the best I’ve experienced. When a taxi booking to Shiga Kogen fell through due to heavy snow, the owner personally drove me there, which I deeply appreciated. He also printed out the bus schedule and made sure I knew exactly how to get back. That level of care really stood out. The...

Tradional ryoken with onsen, right near snow monkey park. The people running this place are nicest and most helpful people. They were welcoming and really elevated our stay. The rooms were warm and confortable. The onsen was relaxing. The ambience of the entire place was just right. Would heartily reccomend.

Very nice room, very hot and good Springs and so kind housekeeper.

The hotel room was much bigger than expected. The service was excellent and the Japanese breakfast was most tasty. Being so close to the Snow Monkey Park also helped a lot - after spending the day in the cold, it was nice to return to the hotel and warm up.

Going to the monkey park, the hotel offers discounted tickets and free long boot rentals.

This is the best hotel for visiting Jigokudani Monkey Park; you can walk there easily. The facilities are a bit dated, but considering I've stayed here multiple times across two generations, it maintains a certain standard. Plus, there's a fantastic indoor heated pool. I've stayed here twice already.

The shuttle service was super convenient, and the location right at the entrance of the Wild Monkey Park is unbeatable. The service was exceptional, and both breakfast and dinner were incredibly generous. So many positives, it's perfect for a short stay.

Exceptional service from staff. Convenient to walk to snow monkey park. Appreciate the shuttle to & from train station

A very Japanese-style hotel with a well-designed room and a terrace offering lovely garden views. Dinner was just okay, but breakfast was quite generous. The private onsen wasn't as good as the public bath! Also, there was no shuttle to Yu no Kuni after 12 PM.

The hotel’s only advertised advantage is its proximity to the Snow Monkey Park, but in reality, it's quite far from Yamanouchi town — a misleading description that left us disappointed. We arrived around 6 p.m. and were met not with a warm welcome, but with an abrupt reminder that check-out is at 10 a.m. Since the Snow Monkey Park opens at 9 a.m., it's unrealistic to expect guests to visit and return...

The hotel’s only advertised advantage is its proximity to the Snow Monkey Park, but in reality, it's quite far from Yamanouchi town — a misleading description that left us disappointed. We arrived around 6 p.m. and were met not with a warm welcome, but with an abrupt reminder that check-out is at 10 a.m. Since the Snow Monkey Park opens at 9 a.m., it's unrealistic to expect guests to visit and return...

Absolutely exceptional!…it’s a hidden gem,it’s super 70’s classy chalet style and I really felt like I was the only person there..walking distance to the monkey park …full marks!.

It was just wonderful! Gorgeous place, gorgeous ryokan and such a good location. We were lucky, there were no people in the onsen and it was basically a private bath

My family and I had a fantastic stay here, my 3 year old daughter Aurora especially loved it. The hospitality of the host was honestly unreal, and a highlight of our whole 4 week trip to Japan. Aki was a total rockstar and helped us out so much. We didn't have a place to stay for the night as everything booked out while we were hiking. We bumped into her and she went above and beyond to help us...

We are a family of 5 and had a large traditional room with a toilet. It was basic but plenty of space and perfect for 2 Adults and 3 boys aged 10-12. No bathroom however there was a sink in the room and we all experienced the Onsen bath which was perfect after a day of snowboarding! We could snowboard right into our hotel off the mountain!

The car cannot stop right in front of the hotel and

Very comfortable and convenient

comfortable place for skiing and close to all ski spots, very comfortable and friendly service, maybe the cleanliness and tidiness of the rooms should be improved

Found this place about a week before our trip when most places were booked out. It was very good value for money and the staff were very friendly. The top of the first chair lift from the Ryuoo Ski Park literally on it's doorstep. There are a coupe of hot onsens inside the building. There was not a lot of English spoked but the staff on the front desk were very friendly, very helpful and experts in...

I stayed here to snowboard at Ryuo Ski Park. I made the reservation in a hurry and didn't check it properly, but the hotel is located halfway up the slope, so you will be picked up and dropped off by a snowmobile from the ski resort parking lot. Since the hotel is located halfway up the slope, you can leave the hotel and start skiing immediately. It's the best. The staff were all kind and the rental...

I'm a high school student and 4 of my friends went to stay for 1 night and 2 days.The bath, food, room, front desk service, etc. were all wonderful.We took a night bus from far away, but the front desk talked about returning on the second day. When I was there, they kindly asked me about my check-out time and the train schedule, and when I was talking about taking a taxi because there was no shuttle...

Good service, checks all customer temperature, have nice hot bath, have english information, nice staff, nice dining, nice view , alot of good stuff, but a little old. The pictures are prettier than it is in real. The area is a forest, there is nothing else to do but be in the hotel or snowboarding. We had to wait long time for our buss (6hours) and there was nothing to do. Just walking in the forest...

Food was really good. It was a buffet so quantity was no issue. The hot water bath was amazing with sauna room. The rooms were not top notch per se, but had everything one could ask for. Plus, the whole setup is huge and spacious unlike any other Japanese facility I have been to. Some might say it's old, but I thought it's a little vintage.

With this price it was a bit disappointing. Textiles and bathroom was not 100% clean..