Shukusai "Yushokushomon" no Yado Ishirokan

We stayed with our dog, Anju, and thanks to the wonderful staff who showered her with so much affection, our whole family enjoyed the best holiday.The free-flowing Onsen from the source has an exceptional quality that feels instantly gentle on the skin. What surprised us most was that when we wiped Anju’s paw pads with a towel infused with the Onsen minerals, they became unbelievably smooth and soft! Of course it leaves human skin silky too, but we truly felt how high-quality this “beautifying bath” is—so moisturizing it even softened our dog’s paw pads.The meals were overflowing with seafood. The sake-steamed abalone in particular was tender, rich in flavor, and absolutely unforgettable. We also tried two recommended types of sake to pair with the dishes—both outstanding. With local delicacies and delicious drinks together, both our stomachs and hearts were completely satisfied.The staff’s service was perfectly timed—never intrusive, yet quick to assist whenever we needed something—which made our stay very comfortable. They were also kind to Anju, giving us peace of mind that even guests traveling with pets can relax without hesitation.This is an Accommodation that made us genuinely think: if we come to Minamiizu again, we want to stay here. We would love to return with Anju. Thank you very much!

My spouse and I stayed for one night with our small dog. We made a Reservation because in-room dining was especially appealing when traveling with a dog. As the Reviews said, the Facilities are old, but they are well maintained, so we felt at ease and could relax comfortably. Above all, we were truly impressed by the meals. It’s a small Accommodation, but the chef’s talent really shines through, and we were completely satisfied with both the quality and quantity. The young male staff member was also polite and pleasant, treated our dog kindly, and reminded us of what traditional Japanese hospitality used to feel like.\nWe would definitely like to visit again in summer. If I had one wish, it would be even better if guests were allowed to bring their own drinks for in-room dining!