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"Excellent facilities with excellent service at a great location."

"It's a wonderful town"

"Excellent Ryokan. Very friendly staff and sumptuous breakfast"

"This family-run guesthouse is a good half-hour walk from the train station, although there are buses every hour from 9:00 to 18:00 (6:00pm) that stop at the bottom of the hill. The establishment can sometimes pick you up or drop you off. The shared toilets and bathing facilities are clean and separated by gender, but the tired slippers at the entrance don’t seem like a very hygienic alternative to one’s own shoes… maybe we were spoiled by staying in too many business and apartment hotels and...

"We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at this location. The service was excellent, the room was spacious, and the food was fantastic- both dinner and breakfast (we went for half-board)."

"We loved this Ryokan! Very cute Japanese style rooms, we stayed in one with a private bath and it was spacious. Great location, walking distance to everything. Really Good value for price and for an authentic stay."

"Good food and very comfy room"

"Everything was quiet. The staff were kind and, between our broken Japanese and their broken English, we could communicate. Our room was nicer than expected. It was our first ryokan. Everything seemed old but well cared for, and it gave the place a comforting character."

"Beautiful place with charming people. Delicious breakfast."

"Cosy Ryokan with extremely friendly service."

"We are the repeaters. This the rare co-ed onsen which allows you to go in with your friends and family. The onsen was filled with milky warm water so that you can stay in long hours and enjoy other people's company. Very relaxing environment surrounded by mountains. The food was omakase and very good. We enjoyed all of the local cuisine items with great beer and sake. "

"We had a wonderful time at this ryokan. We chose this inn specifically for its remote location and traditional atmosphere and were not disappointed. The hotel, outdoor onsen, and woodsy surroundings were all excellent. The building is old and reminded me of the railroad lodges of the western United States: creaky old doors and floors, metal keys, and rotary dial phones. Other than the hotel, there are no restaurants nearby (that I know of) and dinner is an elaborate kaiseki ryori that requires...