Bokusuisou Toikan

This Accommodation has a charming, nostalgic Showa-era feel. All the Facilities are old, but everything—down to the water faucets—is well polished and carefully maintained. Many of the staff are seasoned professionals, and their service is pleasantly welcoming. The meals were not overly large and were priced close to cost. At the end, they waved to us until we disappeared from view down the alleyway.

I was completely satisfied with the service, room, meals, and Onsen. The natural hot spring water was of high quality and abundant, and the cave open-air bath was especially warming. The meals were luxurious, the attentive service was much appreciated, and the room had a fresh and elegant design. This Ryokan, loved by numerous former prime ministers, literary figures, and cultural icons throughout history, exudes a sense of tradition. The value for money was exceptional to the point of being deeply moving.