Hotel Fuki No Mori

Our car was stuck outside of the hotel due to heavy snow, one of the hotel staff was extremely helpful to clear snow on the road and helped us drive the car back to the hotel, we were so grateful for his help otherwise we dunno how long would it take for us to make the car move again. He was so worry about us as there were also heavy snow on our departure day, he escorted us down to the mountain to make sure we are safe. All of the staff were so nice, food was fantastic! Probably one of the best hotel experience we have ever had. We reli enjoy the time there!

Cute and comfortable hotel tucked away in the mountains. Dinner was a delicious multi course event with private dining. Indoor and outdoor onsen also very relaxing

酒店房間很大，日式的一個套房，温泉很好泡，有室內和室外的，包含的餐也很好吃，在jr車站和妻籠宿都有接駁車的，提前預約就好了。

很美麗的地方

This is a rural traditional ryokan in the mountains. Its quite isolated so having a car is recommended since there is nothing much around the area. We stayed two nights in a spacious room with comfortable futon beds. We loved the place and the traditional ambience. The cherry blossoms were in full bloom creating a surreal environment in the area. The ryokan had an relaxing onsen. Dinner and breakfast were multi small plates served Japan style in individual rooms. All food was fresh and servers were friendly. Front desk staff had limited English but we managed to get by. The guest lounge had coffee, tea etc. It rained most of our two days so we passed on hiking the famous Nagasendo Trail. We explored Tsumago and Magome instead. Ancient Tsumago was the highlight.

This was our first stay at a ryokan after staying at a number of hotels for our trip to Japan. We had a lovely personalised welcome after being collected by the shuttle bus at Tsumago. We had just hiked from Magome in 30 degree heat so it was lovely to get to our spacious room and relax looking at the beautiful green view. We had a wonderful feast in our private dining room and then had use of the private bath although too dark at this time to see the view. The room was comfy and we enjoyed being at the ryokan and relaxing after a packed couple of weeks. Breakfast was also quite the feast with eggs and bacon cooked over coals as well as the more traditional Japanese breakfast items. Everyone looked after us well and were very polite even as we inelegantly navigated wearing slippers, yukata, low tables etc with unpracticed tall stiff jointed clumsiness. An experience to remember.