Keiburu no Yado Kanouya

Thank you for your hospitality. Unlike a large Hotel, it doesn’t have many guest Rooms, so we were able to enjoy a very quiet stay. The large public bath was almost like having it to ourselves, and the best part was the sauna—it’s by far the best sauna I’ve ever used. The meals were just the right amount, and everything was delicious. Since the building is a bit old, the door creaked a little and we could often hear voices from the next Room. Just one thing: I would have liked coffee service after breakfast. I even thought I should have brought drip coffee from home.Overall, it was a very good Hotel.

Take the cable car from the parking lot to the Accommodation.You can also enter via the stone steps.Many of the staff appeared to be non-Japanese, and reception, meal explanations, serving, and cleaning were also handled by non-Japanese staff, but there were no particular issues—only that some parts were a little hard to understand.The Room was modern with a calm atmosphere, and the in-room bath was pleasantly warm so we could soak and relax.The meals were generous in portion size and satisfying even for men.It may be too much for women and could feel overwhelming.Overall, it left a very good impression.