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I used it when I traveled to HIDA that I wanted to go before. I moved about 350 ㌔ from Osaka to HIDA Furukawa by car. It is a little far from the center of the city (Furukawa CHO), but it arrives without fatigue only by the easy road. By the way, it takes about 20 minutes by car from HIDA Furukawa station, the sacred place of the movie ”your name”. After check-in, I enjoyed a large bath (free for suikosato guests) about 5 minutes walk. It was fiercely hot on the day and I had to go steep slopes, so I moved by car. The large bath was large, and there were few users because of weekdays, and I enjoyed various soft hot springs. The hotel dinner was served in the dining room. Even if you think about the price, you can't expect a luxurious meal, but you can taste the material. The HIDA beef + grip was very delicious. I was able to provide hot things in a hot state and have everything delicious without leaving. The room I used was not luxurious, but it was clean and spacious enough. The public bath (inner bath and open air) in the building was comfortable, and I enjoyed it four times at night and the next morning. This public bath was able to choose the shampoo and rinse of each preference. I was not happy with the public bath, but my wife was happy. There were local vegetables sold in the public bath that I used on the arrival day, and I bought a red-ripe tomato. I was called at the parking lot to the local who was watching it, and I was surprised to have a large pumpkin. I was glad to have that kind heart. This time, along with inn, meals and baths, I was able to touch the kindness of such locals and had a good trip as a total.

Very good hotel. Only a few minutes walk from the train station. He arrived early and allowed us to check into the room. He also recommended us nearby restaurants, noodles and Japanese rice. A river crosses this town, each bridge is a different color, and there are three large temples. It snowed heavily that day. The town is extremely peaceful and beautiful. I went to several local stores, and the products were all unique, not mass-produced tourist products. Sake is produced here. We went to two sake specialty stores and drank more than a dozen glasses one by one. The store owners were so generous. We met an old candle shop that has been passed down for seven generations. The owner showed us how to dye a white candle red. I happily bought a few red candles.

This is an exquisite boutique hotel/Ryoken. The staff welcomed us at the entrance, and as soon as we took off our shoes, we felt we were in an oasis of calm. We had booked a suite, and it was large, spacious, tastefully decorated, comfortable and spotlessly clean. The bathroom had its own onsen with window, when opened, had a prime view of a beautiful Temple opposite. The toiletries were plentiful and there was more than enough cupboard space. The public areas were quiet, peaceful and tranquil and there were also two incredibly good massage chairs. Food was served in a private room overlooking the gardens, and was plentiful and delicious. We had certain dietary requirements, and these were met without any issue or inconvenience. All in all, we were terribly upset to leave and would so love to return

The Japanese-style room is oversized and clean, the location is opposite the station, very convenient, and breakfast is included.

Genuine Japanese style accommodation in an Onsen. Facilities are limited but one encounters Japan like no other. Admitting that sleeping on a mattress next to each other is not for everyone and so might be the public shower in the Onsen. Shuttle bus to the city is needed as its quite far from the city centre. Luggage storage is very limited. Curfew at 11pm without exception.

We stayed two nights here and the owners were so accommodating, providing us with shuttle buses and making bookings where we needed. The breakfast was a traditional authentic fancy Japanese affair, and it was lovely. We felt that we were honoured guests rather than clients. Authentic Japanese onsen available, A fair way from the train Station, about 1,000 yen by Cab. Once there they did not hesitate to get the bus out and shuttle us around. Close to a laundromat as we needed to wash. A bit quirky, but well worth a visit.