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I’m truly glad I was able to stay at Hotel Kazurabashi. I recommend checking in early. First, while it’s still light out, you can head to the open-air bath, enjoy the footbath and open-air bath, take a walk around the area—just relax and enjoy a wonderful escape from everyday life. I was satisfied with everything: the staff service, meals, views, and Onsen! In particular, I felt the dishes made with local ingredients were uniquely delicious and something you can only experience here. They also seemed very carefully prepared. Not only did everything taste great, but it was beautifully presented as well—I enjoyed both the flavors and the appearance. The hospitality was also very pleasant, making dining even more enjoyable. Thank you for seeing us off when we left—right until we were out of sight. It was an Accommodation stay that made me want to come back for sure. To everyone at Hotel Kazurabashi, thank you very much.

I stayed here during a temporary return to Japan. Dinner was served in a private Room with an irori hearth, and the dishes—such as salt-grilled amago trout—were delicious and full of atmosphere. There is no large public bath, only an open-air bath in the Room, but it was not an issue. It would have been nice to have coffee after the meal.

I learned about this accommodation from the Nikkei newspaper and had always wanted to stay here. I was lucky to get a spot on the cancellation list. The natural onsen with free-flowing spring water, accessed by cable car, has pleasantly warm water that you can soak in for hours. It was truly a blissful experience. The renovated room was thoughtfully designed and very user-friendly, and I was especially impressed by the spacious washbasin area. Every dish made with fresh ingredients was delicious, with the simmered dishes being particularly exceptional. This hidden gem of an accommodation is one I would love to visit again while I'm still fit enough to manage the stairs!

This Ryokan is managed by an elderly hostess who is very friendly and shares a lot of local insights. The bath at the Ryokan is a family-sized bath and requires an additional fee (700 yen), but there is a super sento located about 5-10 minutes away by car, so it should not be inconvenient. Meals are served in the dining area on the first floor, where guests can enjoy conversations with each other, creating wonderful travel memories. The dishes include local specialties such as amego fish, konjac sashimi, and tofu. For an additional fee (1,100 yen), you can enjoy sampling different types of Japanese sake for a delightful experience. This Ryokan is ideal for those looking to make it part of their memorable travel experience.