Omoide Nojinde

I ended up checking in close to 5:00 PM, and since dinner started at 6:00 PM it was a bit rushed. But there are three private bath options, so I quickly used one first and then had dinner.The meals are truly fish-focused, so it may not suit those who don’t like seafood, but I was very satisfied. The portions (in my opinion) were just right—not too much or too little.It wasn’t a fully booked period, so I could enjoy the private baths at a relaxed pace, and I wasn’t bothered at all by noise or conversations from other guests. My Room had an open-air bath as well, so combined with the private baths I was able to unwind completely.As for service, I personally don’t like overly attentive hospitality, so if that’s what you’re expecting this may not be the best fit. Since it’s a small Accommodation, during peak seasons when prices go up, crowding might lead to misunderstandings.The only disappointing point—this isn’t the Accommodation’s fault—is that the Onsen didn’t feel very “Onsen-like.” (Of course it is a proper Onsen.)Even considering the price, Facility amenities, food, and baths overall, it was excellent.

We visited for our wedding anniversary. The Ryokan staff warmly welcomed us, and we were very satisfied with the meals and the bath. Thank you so much! However, the guests in the room above were noisy both in their room and during meals... It was unfortunate that we couldn't enjoy a quiet and relaxing time.