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"Booked this as a side trip from Osaka to escape the city and have some quiet time. Set in a tiny village in the middle of a mountainous & forested area alongside a beautiful river with tons of waterfalls, very picturesque and perfect for walking around. The hotel itself is immaculate with great amenities including large bathing areas. Food was incredible and service was top-notch with staff that were always friendly, helpful and eager to please. Would definitely recommend to anyone wanting an authentic Japanese-style onsen hotel in a tranquil setting."

"I thought it was the best hotel in this neighborhood. It is very convenient because there is a free transfer from Nabari Station (or Kikyogaoka Station). The map around the hotel was good. It's a little disappointing that the check-out time is early and the breakfast time is late at 6:45. I will use it again if I have the opportunity."

"The lobby is only a flight of stairs (about 25 steps) from the main street. There were only two staff members when checking in, checking out, and picking up luggage. The building and facilities are old and the locks are not card keys. However, the room was well cleaned, the slippers were disposable, and everything was available, so there were no problems. The room had deodorant spray and a kettle. There were glass cups and teacups, but no mugs, so we had to get tea, coffee, and paper cups along with the amenities installed next to the lobby. The bathroom had shampoo, conditioner, and body soap, and hand (face) soap on the sink. The hair dryer was not provided, but could be dried in the room. There was a clock (with alarm) and three light switches on the bedside, and the air conditioner could be controlled from here, and there was also an outlet. There was also a radio, which was quite a nostalgic type. Looking at other people's reviews...I regret a little that I should have ordered breakfast."

"Wonderful stay"

"I stayed at the same hotel in other prefectures in the past and went with the image, but the breakfast was a pity. Others are especially ..."