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Our family of four stayed one night in the Miyabi Wing. We could feel the attention to detail throughout the building, starting with the ceiling, and everything we needed was provided, so we were able to relax comfortably. It was our first time staying at an Accommodation that had not only a hair dryer but also a hair iron. There were two standard EV chargers in the parking lot, and we were able to charge for 1,000 yen per session. While enjoying the wonderful views of Lake Ashi and the surrounding mountains, we used the open-air bath in our Room many times. The large public bath was also very clean and had a sauna; my daughter said it felt great. The French cuisine was excellent—from dessert all the way to the canelé we received as an in-room meal. We visited to celebrate our younger child’s school entrance, and it became a truly memorable trip for our family. This is an Accommodation we would love to visit again. Thank you for your hospitality.

This is my favorite Ryokan, which I have visited many times—first with friends when I was single, then with my husband after marriage, and now with my children. The moderately cozy Room, beautiful decor, the view from the private open-air bath in the Room, the cuisine, and the large public bath—everything is perfect. Details like having separate yukata and pajamas prepared or being able to choose a small beer as a welcome drink show how thoughtfully everything is arranged. Staying here truly soothes my soul. Although it falls into a slightly higher price range for me personally, it motivates me to work hard so that I can bring my family here about once a year. I will definitely visit again!

I was very much looking forward to this stay. Although prices were high everywhere during the New Year season, I chose this place hoping for a somewhat better experience. The entrance and lobby decor were lovely, and while the portions of each dish were not large, the meals were very delicious. The miso soup at dinner was so tasty that I had seconds! Perhaps because I expected a certain level of quality from the Ryokan, some aspects stood out to me. The staff in charge of service and cooking appeared to be foreign nationals. While this is not an issue in itself, their Japanese was limited, which often required me to adjust how I communicated with them. It might have been just on that day, but it seemed they hadn't learned how to properly wear traditional kimono attire and still had much to learn about customer service. The room with an Onsen was absolutely wonderful; warm Onsen water constantly flowed into it, allowing me to enjoy it countless times during my stay. However, perhaps due to structural reasons, there was mold around the sink area and spider webs could also be seen—this part was disappointing.