"The food and drinks were absolutely delicious! Everything at the buffet was delicious, and I was especially impressed by the bamboo steamed squid served at dinner. The carbonated drinks and plum wine I enjoyed in the lounge on the first floor after meals and after a bath were also delicious. The room was clean, and the view of the snow and hot spring town from the window was amazing... The shuttle service to Kurayoshi Station on my way back was also very helpful (reservations required, 140 yen). Overall, it was a great hotel!"

"It was satisfactory overall in the service and content corresponding to the price."

"This is a perfect inn, with a long history and beautiful exterior and interior. The dinner was the best I've ever had at a Japanese inn. The rooms were large with river views, and the hot spring was very comfortable and unique."

"The room is really a traditional Japanese building, with spacious interior and rich facilities. Dinner and breakfast are all kaiseki dishes. The hot spring is also very comfortable. It is highly recommended to stay here for one night."

"We went as a couple. The food was delicious and we were very satisfied with our eyes, tongue and stomach. Not only dinner but also breakfast was more than enough for New Year's Day, with ozoni and other New Year's dishes. We would like to go again. Thank you very much."

"The traditional Japanese atmosphere was so relaxing and comforting. The onsen was also incredibly soothing. We went during cherry blossom season, so the sakura trees right in front of the hotel were in full bloom—they were absolutely stunning :)"

"I chose this place for a reunion with my sister after 20 years. The two private baths lack shower facilities, and the water trickles into the tub through a blue hose. Is this really a free-flowing bath? My sister, a bit of a germaphobe who never uses the public baths, never entered the baths. It was a hot day, and she probably wanted to wash off her sweat, but she kept filling the washbasin with water. I urged her to wipe herself down, but she refused. I used the public bath, but the water pooled in the uneven rocks at my feet without draining, making it feel unsanitary. The baths are supposed to be open 24 hours a day, but the lights were turned off in the early morning, and I couldn't find the power source. I waited until my eyes adjusted to the darkness before entering, which was quite dangerous. I was looking forward to the kaiseki cuisine photos in the IT section, but the reality was completely different. The sashimi was not very fresh, and the blue fish was bloody and stained, so I refrained from eating it. My sister picked up her chopsticks first, but couldn't move on as it didn't suit her palate, and I lost my appetite when I saw the food being presented. I couldn't eat anything at dinner, and I called to ask for white rice and pickles, but the white rice was soggy like porridge and inedible. My sister declined breakfast as we were unable to take a bath while visiting the hot springs, but we were hungry and had time before our train the next day, and there were no restaurants nearby. The breakfast was generally salty and far from tasty, and I felt truly sorry for my sister who had invited me. The room didn't lock, the keyhole just turned round and round, and even though they explained how to lock it at check-out, it was too late. When I told them that the meal contents were different to the photo on the website, they said, "Oh, that's just an image," and it must have been a scam! All in all, it cost over 50,000 yen for two adults, and it was an incredibly painful stay."

"there is fucing good as staff will help you parking yr car and comfortable place to stay"

"Because it's a small inn with limited capacity, and meals are served in private rooms, we hardly encountered other guests, allowing for a truly relaxing stay. Given its location, I recommend a secluded stay within the inn rather than visiting other hot springs or exploring the town. I also experienced the ondol (underground heating) system at the inn for the first time. It's more comfortable than a sauna and less painful than a hot stone bath (because you lie on a bench), so I highly recommend it."