Oyado Tamaki

It was a very nice inn where you can feel the hospitality from the pick-up service at the first parking lot to the final send-off. In addition to hot springs where you can enjoy two types of hot springs while gazing at the stone steps, you can also enjoy dishes that make you feel that you are particular about each plate. And the food was so delicious! If you tell an acquaintance who lives in Gunma that you stayed at Tamaki-san later, the food there is delicious! I got a reply as soon as possible, so it seems that it is famous even in the local area. Oh, and I was also impressed by the Mirable Bath shower head in the bathroom!

This is a popular inn in Ikaho Onsen. It has a calm atmosphere, and the check-in is relaxed, sitting on the sofa. The open-air bath was comfortable. It's a little small. The food was okay. It may vary depending on the plan, but the cheapest plan was average.

I enjoyed a day trip to the hot springs. The bathing fee was 1,500 yen (cash only) including rental towels. It was a very pleasant hot spring facility, and the scenery of the snowy mountains, including the Tanigawa mountain range, was wonderful. We were also treated with great care by all the staff at the inn. This time I would definitely like to stay overnight.

I received a pair of chopsticks as a gift for my friend. This is an attentive inn. The meal was also one of a kind, and I felt that it was ingenious to have something French-style. However, the reason I gave it 4 stars is probably because they are understaffed. When I called the front desk, it was difficult to get an answer, and I felt that the explanations were a bit lax. It was a 2-3 minute walk from the express bus stop from Shinjuku, and the bath was nice, so I'd like to go there again if I have the chance.

A long-established hot spring inn located near the stone steps of Ikaho Onsen. It has a reputation for its heartwarming hospitality. What makes it unique is that there are two entrances, and in addition to the normally used entrance, you can also enter from the stone steps. At many inns, you often wear slippers while walking around the building, but this one has tatami flooring throughout, so you can walk around the building barefoot. The food was delicious and the quantity was appropriate. The bathroom was also spacious enough for me to relax. On the other hand, although this may be due to the fact that this is a good inn, I noticed that some of the staff members were still in the process of developing their behavior. I hope that they will receive good lessons from their predecessors and grow as fine staff members. There was also a foot massage machine in the room. I believe that the massage machine after the bath is cleaned more frequently, but I was a little concerned about the sanitary conditions of the machines placed in the room. I think it would have been more pleasant to use it if there was a sign saying ``cleaned'' or something like that, which is a nice consideration.

We offer heartwarming hospitality. It is the center of the tourist area, so we welcome you from all directions. Hot water is good. You can enjoy both transparent and golden colors, and the water won't get cold. I was very satisfied with the meal. If you let us know in advance about any allergies, we will accommodate you. No wonder there are more people staying in regular lodgings. P is also located under the inn and in the annex. A shuttle wagon is in use for the annex. If you choose a room on the west side where you can see the mountains in the distance, you can also choose a room with a private open-air bath while looking at the mountains. You can feel like you're at home inside the museum by taking off your legs and wearing only bare feet or socks.

It's been a while since I've been to Ikaho, but the scent of the hot springs wafted through the entrance. The room also had an open-air bath, but the large public bath, Kinsen, was the best! I was very satisfied with both dinner and breakfast. I am humbled by the fact that Japanese inns include two meals at a really reasonable price. I was deeply moved by the beautiful gestures and the greetings from the rich proprietress. Also, the waiter who can explain all the menus is wonderful. Then, I was impressed by the tea tray prepared in the room. Would you like some tea and sweets? Enjoy a blissful time. Of course, I bought it at the store. thank you for helping me. What month should I visit next time? I’m worried…lol