Mikurigaike-Onsen

Good points - Dinner menu/service is excellent. Breakfast has a good spread. Staff service is tip-top. Bad points - Shared rooms do not mention that it is mixed male/female in the reservation application at Trip.com. All amenities are chargeable. Worse point - Male/female companion in the shared room that I was assigned to, kept chatting away loudly disregarding that the bedmates were retiring for the night after a long day trekking in the snow. I've to tell them off twice before they leave the room and let the other bedmates have a good rest.

Facilities are rather basic, but it’s sufficient for a night stay and food is surprisingly good and portion is huge!

My 2nd time back here in the past year due to different seasons. Their onsen never ever disappoints. Just hope they make the onsen cleaner, though I do understand it's tough handling too many customers. Other wise, everything is perfect seriously 😍 Was also pretty lucky that a pair of raicho ended up playing right infront of the inn on the day I am leaving.

Beautiful location on top of Mt. Tateyama! Really glad to be able to get such a good deal including dinner and breakfast. I stayed on the top bunk, which was so stable and the ceiling was so high that I could stand totally straight on it as a 1.6m tall person. The staff were very helpful and other guests were also quite friendly. The onsen was not the most unique and relatively small, but the stay was still well worth it for the experience. The route was also mostly covered in snow, so as someone who was walking on snow for the first time, I took a while to get the accommodation, but thankfully the weather was great and the sceneries were breathtaking!

the natural onsen experience was very nice as it comes directly from the volcanic source nearby

Amazing views from the bath and rooms. It snowed heavily when we arrived and departed and the staff kindly offered to guide guests to the station at 9am. Truly, without which, we might have been in real danger as visibility was poor and it was very difficult to walk and follow the trail when markers are under snow. Snowshoes and poles are available for rent at 1000yen per person per day. Remember to bring your own toothbrushes, towels and yukata/pajamas as these must be bought or rented. Nevertheless, our stay was unquestionably an unforgettable one. I would like to thank the staff for sending to my last hotel in Japan, the spectacles I had forgotten at the sink. Unmatched service. Do not miss out on this chance to make an unforgettable memory!