Tìm Ryokan tại Vùng Chubu

"We wish we could stay here longer. The bath was amazing (with 9 different indoor and outdoor pools), the Japanese-style room was a unique experience, and above all - the Japanese dinner was fantastic in both presentation, quantity, service and flavor. "

"いいお湯でした"

"Beautiful surroundings, tranquil atmosphere. Lovely hotel with great facilities including free bar. Staff were friendly and very helpful despite the language barrier, dining experience is truly Japanese with great food. Room was immaculately clean and spacious with good bathroom"

"Staff is super nice, they offered free pick up from Yaizu station to the hotel! There are treats and drinks provided at no extra costs. Onsen are good! The little cat in the hotel is a surprise bonus point for us!"

"The breakfast was fresh, tasty and "

"Wonderful stay and a unique experience. Dinner in room and breakfast in banquet hall. Traditional sleeping on tatami was surprisingly comfortable. Many staff are bilingual which made communication easy. And the hotel itself was in a quiet location overlooking the lake even though there were many tourists in the area. And a big thanks to our Nakai, Lisa who was a wonderful hostess"

"坐禅、精進料理、温泉によって、体がリセットしました。 とてもゆったりと過ごせました。"

"Staff were very kind and informative. At check in, they sat me down & explained everything about the hotel. My room had the most incredible view of Hakone. The hotel was very clean. The bath house was very nice. There was also a neat little lounge room with records and such as well as a foot bath on the first floor. I did not take advantage of these things during my stay but still very nice features! The free breakfast was decent, mostly bread items. I don’t really have any complaints."

"景色が最高でした"

"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...