Masuichi Kyakuden

This was my first visit to Obuse, and I think autumn is the best season to visit. Although walking to the dinner location on a dark road was a bit scary, the staff kindly guided me. Both the food and tableware were very satisfying. The chestnut-themed appetizers and chestnut rice left me feeling full. While it’s not an Onsen, the bath was spacious, and I appreciated that it wasn’t a unit bath. The breakfast bread and milk were also very delicious. I only stepped into the library briefly, but if I had more time, reading Hokusai's manga would have been enjoyable. This is an accommodation I can recommend!

I stayed at this hotel during my visit to Obuse. Although it is a small-scale hotel, the attentive service made my stay very comfortable. The room was spacious, the bed was large, and it was quiet enough for a restful sleep. For meals, I used the on-site restaurants; both the Japanese à la carte dinner and the Western-style breakfast set were delicious. The bathtub in the room had glass walls, but with gray tiled floors, it gave off a cold impression. The bathtub was large and deep, resembling those found in Onsen facilities rather than one for leisurely soaking. However, as the water pressure was strong, there were no issues using it. I would love to stay here again when I visit Obuse next time. The hotel staff were very professional and pleasant to interact with—thank you!