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"A lovely place to stay"

"We enjoyed our stay, everything was up to our expectations."

"Central location to everything, but is a bit tired and needs some renovation"

"The hotel is close to railway and bus stations. Also a supermarket is two minutes away.. The front desk stuffs are very helpful and nice. The room is very clean and has no bad smells. Room is large compared with some other Japan hotels. Free breakfast is another plus!"

"Great accommodations with all the amenities to make it an enjoyable stay."

"The staff are very nice, cordial. The location is perfect. The dinner and breakfast were excellent. We had a great time, wishing the weather was better. It’s very likely that we will visit again and will love to stay there again."

"Authentic feel and warm friendly service. Food was lovely. Appreciated the shuttle bus. "

"The best lodging experience I’ve ever had in Japan of over 10 years and over 8 cities! Very spacious and full of great amenities "

"Lovely stay in this interesting and beautiful historic hotel."

"We had a Western style room on the 4th floor which had a balcony with beautiful views. The beds were comfortable. The onsen was small but very clean and relaxing. Breakfast was varied, lots to chose from both western and Japanese. We were welcomed by friendly staff."

"Friendly staff Convenient location Superb service"

"The service was excellent and very hospitable. The room was clean and comfortable."

"Great place"

"Very welcoming, we also definitely recommend the dinner (that you have to book in advance)!"

"Excellent onsen resort with excellent staff service. Would love to visit again."

"Love the private Onsen and sauna and the house is new and very clean love the layout! The couch could be more comfortable but very modern"

"Hotel was great value and overall"

"Staff was humble and very kind."

"This hotel was truly wonderful. The rooms were clean, and the staff was both amazing and incredibly helpful. I also thoroughly enjoyed exploring the hiking trails that bordered the river."