Oigami Onsen Ryotei Kaichoro

While looking for a place to visit Ikaho’s Onsen, I found this Accommodation. In conclusion, it was a wonderful stay exactly as described on the site and in the Reviews. Because it is located in a separate area away from Hotel Fukuichi, we hardly ran into other guests, and it felt like staying at a private Accommodation. It was also close to the main sightseeing spots, making it easy to explore on foot. When we moved for meals, they came to pick us up at our Room, and their service—from guiding us to the Room onward—was consistently attentive and courteous.The meals were truly delicious. Since we had seats facing the wall at dinner, we were guided to seats with an outside view for breakfast, which gave us a different atmosphere and was very enjoyable.The open-air bath with a garden and the excellent meals made this stay special—I would love to visit again in another season.

Excellent service and tasteful furnishings in both the Room and shared areas. While the meals do not feature premium items such as fatty tuna or A5-grade wagyu, they make generous use of excellent seasonal ingredients, and you are served dishes that clearly reflect the skill and care of a talented chef. The paired drinks were also very good. The only drawback was using the large public bath. You use Fukuichi’s large public bath, but even early on it overlaps with day-use visitors, so it was hard to relax and I ended up using it only once. I think it would be nice to have a dedicated bath where you can fully enjoy Ikaho’s brown hot-spring water. Aside from that, including the staff’s attentive manner, it was a very satisfying stay—truly a luxury annex created with serious commitment by a long-established Accommodation.