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We stayed for the first time in several years on a family trip. I was completely satisfied with the location, food, staff, and hot springs. However, the futon for sleeping was so thin that I couldn't sleep well. I would like you to consider whether to use a slightly thicker futon or to use 2 sheets. I was worried that I wouldn't have to order additional dishes, but I was satisfied overall because the amount was enough to change my daughter who usually doesn't change.

Very convenient for all female guests No male guests

Perfect for a stay and two meals. The hotel's aesthetics are online, the traditional and exquisite interior decoration and the very clean and comfortable private hot spring bath allowed us to have a good rest on the last day of this trip. The Japanese dinner was freshly seasoned and very tasty. I was informed at the last minute that I couldn't eat fish, and I was very considerate enough to change the menu. In addition, the soul of a traditional Japanese hotel is definitely the female general. The two female generals are elegant, talkative, and very approachable. Awesome experience!

The appearance is old, but the lobby and the room do not feel so old. Mr. Nakai looks like a relative's aunt, and it feels just right without being too much. White rice is delicious for meals anyway. He put plenty of it in the ohitsu and was willing to bring me a refill. The side dishes were of course delicious, but the white rice was delicious anyway. The large communal bath is normal. The hot water is hot. There was no smell of karki and my skin became smooth. I am very grateful that the private bath can be used for free the next morning. There were 3 types of private baths, but 2 types were able to take a bath. I was able to use the table tennis table for free, so I enjoyed it with my children. The books from the library on the second floor were brought into the room, and the children who liked books were overjoyed. Impression that there are many books for adults. We never went out until check-out, but when we looked at the lobby the next morning, it was raining, so there were boots for lending. I also prepared for children, and I thought it was a thankful service. When I returned, Mr. Nakai went out to see me off to the parking lot and waved until I couldn't see the car. It's not a luxury inn, but you can enjoy the hot springs at a reasonable price. Not suitable for those who expect Mr. Nakai's generous service. It was the best service content for my house.

Clean and stylish rooms that are thoroughly cleaned, staff members who are attentive while maintaining a safe distance from each other, and beautiful and delicious kaiseki cuisine made with the master chef's taste.Always clean. The large public bath and open-air bath are well-equipped with towels and supplies. I enjoyed my first a la carte kaiseki meal and chose the menu, and the seasoning and presentation were perfect. Also, my husband is Italian, but he's not used to having rice, miso soup, and fish in the morning, so I asked him if he could switch to a Western breakfast if possible, and he kindly agreed. I had a Japanese breakfast on the first day, but my husband's Western breakfast was also very appealing, so I asked him the day before if I could have a Western breakfast on the second day, even though I knew it would be impossible. I was able to enjoy a Japanese breakfast on the first day and a Western breakfast on the second day. Not only were the colors and presentation of the ingredients beautiful, but everything I ate was truly delicious. Everything was perfect. thank you very much.

It was the end of the New Year holidays, and the room with an open-air bath was about 20,000 yen per person with dinner and breakfast during the fall sale online, so I used it for 1 night and 2 days. There is a free shuttle bus from Kaga Onsen Station. It was my first time staying at a hot spring inn with an open-air bath, but the room was just the right size for two people. It was a snowy day, and the view from the riverside room was very, very beautiful. Since it was a cheap plan, I thought it would be a restaurant for both dinner and breakfast, but it was nice to be able to have it in my room. The food was more than enough to fill me up. I was able to enjoy Kaga cuisine. The bath in the room was very hot, and even though it was snowing outside, my body felt warm. The ryokan has an old-fashioned feel to it as a whole, with hair falling here and there during the cleaning of the rooms, stains on the walls that look like spilled drinks, and dust behind the hanging scrolls. Beer cans left by previous guests in the open-air bath. Amenities were basic lotions, milky lotions, cleansers, toothpastes, and brushes. When I went to the other floor by mistake, the lighting was much darker and the carpet was full of stains, which reminded me of a haunted house. There was an old game machine in the game corner, but most of it is out of order. An elderly waitress served me, but she only asked me about dinner time, and I had to ask about the location of the safe and refrigerator, check-out time, breakfast time and place, shuttle bus time, etc. I was puzzled by all the things I shouldn't do. Meals were brought with a feeling of unmotivated, and there was no explanation of the dishes. At the end of the day, when I told him that the snowy scenery was beautiful, he smiled wryly and said, ”I'm sick of it from where I live,” and left. . It was the kind of service that made me feel that I was not welcomed the most at the ryokan I've ever been to. It was a cheap plan, so I just thought it couldn't be helped. .