"Det er et meget fint sted at slappe af med dit sind og sjæl. Med en dejlig måltid og en dejlig afslapning, tror jeg, det er lav sæson, så jeg bemærker, at der er mindre end ti gæster under min ophold."

"The proprietress is kind and the dinner is rich and delicious. Take breakfast early and take the rice balls in the morning The accommodation is clean and quiet. The water quality of the soup house is great."

"Fantastisk!Politipersonale, ret godt hotel, gratis parkering, private røvhuller, badeværelse og balkoner.Meget pænt hotel."

"The hotel is located about a half-hour drive from Josho Kogen Station. A free shuttle bus is available; the hotel will email you one day in advance to confirm your reservation. The hotel is situated in a small village, lacking modern amenities like restaurants and cafes nearby; exploration is primarily confined to the hotel grounds. The hotel is divided into two main areas: the main building, which includes the lobby, restaurant, courtyard, and a public hot spring bath; and the off-site area, which features guest rooms, a private hot spring bath, and a small cable car. Both areas are accessible by the hotel's driverless tram, but it's very slow. A normal walk takes about four minutes, involving many stairs, which is not ideal for guests with mobility issues. The hotel's overall style is a retro farmhouse feel, somewhat like staying in a small temple. The rooms and the exterior are decorated with great detail, featuring many antique-looking items, and the hotel also has a large collection of antiques. It's quite unique and different from other Japanese-style and modern Western-style hotels I've stayed in. The main onsen (hot spring) appears to be mixed-gender, while the annex is separate for men and women. The onsen has a sulfurous smell, but it's not strong, and there are indoor and outdoor areas. As for the food, I'd say it's slightly above average, but the portions are huge—you can easily get full! 😂 The hotel is built on a hillside, and our room was at the highest point of the annex, overlooking a large rice paddy in front of the hotel. The view was very expansive, and the scenery was stunning on sunny days. The rooms were generally large and offered good privacy. There was a bathtub in the room, but it wasn't filled with hot spring water. In summary, the hotel has a unique style, and the room views are nice, but the location isn't particularly convenient. Overall, the value for money was slightly low for me. I only booked this one because I couldn't find any other onsen hotels available. Overall, it was a slightly above-average experience."

"Perfect! Staffs were amazing"

"The hotel is ideal for travelers without a car. They offer a pickup service from the Oze-Tokura bus stop and help arrange the bus to Hatomachitoge. Breakfast starts at 5:30 a.m., which is perfect for hikers heading to Oze National Park."

"Det er en familietur med hunde. Det er godt at kunne tilbringe tid gratis i rummet uden at sætte det i instrumenterne. Maden er god, og det er også god."

"I visited this inn for work. The sister inn Senjyuan was really good, so I decided to stay here this time! I wanted to relax by myself, so I booked one with an open-air bath. I made a reservation on the day, but they were flexible in their response. The hospitality was reminiscent of Senjyuan, from the moment I arrived until the time I was shown around. The food was also very satisfying, and made generous use of local ingredients. I really enjoyed this traditional hot spring inn."

"- Okay."