"It was as if taking a step back in time.
Drifting off to sleep in a dark room with the snow falling through the positioned sliding windows as to not see any of the surrounding modern day buildings, was a marvellous experience that I shall treasure forever.
Great amenities, a karoke room, natural onsens, a library and not to mention both a wonderful supper and breakfast, not to mention buffet style.
My only regret is not booking another night!
And the highlight for me was sitting in the...
"We had an amazing time and used this as two days of relaxing in the middle of our 1.5 minth trip. It was our first time at an onsen (we are Canadian) and it was a great introduction as there was both private and public onsens. The view was incredible, of the mountains and valley and we got to sit in a private outdoors onsen while watching a lighting storm. Truely magical. The staff was amazing and very accomodating. They were friendly and helpful and we communicated well through translator apps....
"Got a 3 person japanesse style room. It was good, the hotel's sauna is very simple, so i recomend also exploring other saunas in the city, the room was good. "
"Very lovely older small onsen.
Japanese style room was lovely.
Futon was a bit old, thin, and firm, far from my first but noticable.
Make sure to book dinner, its a walk to other options.
Onsen was lovely."
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The hottest months are usually August and July, with an average temperature of 20°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 0°C. The rainiest months in Tomisawa are July, August, December and September, with each month seeing an average of 234 mm of rainfall.
