Family friendly Hotels in Tenkawa

It is one of the hot spring hotels recommended by the official WeChat of the Japan National Tourism Administration and has a history of 500 years. Although it was already around 20 degrees in Osaka when we arrived, we were still lucky enough to catch the snow here and soak in the hot springs in the snow. I felt extremely happy. The room was comfortable and spacious. The tatami is very comfortable. Although the female staff doesn't know much English, she is very active in finding ways to communicate with guests. She is very friendly and dedicated. There is a large cherry blossom tree in the hotel courtyard that should be beautiful when it is in full bloom. The jazz lounge is so flavorful that you will not want to leave the hotel. Tianshan Village is very peaceful and a rare accommodation experience. Friends who arrive by bus don’t have to worry too much. The station where you get off is about a 7-minute walk from the hotel. Please feel free to call the hotel in advance and ask them to pick you up. The service is super good.

　Thank you for your help. I was particularly impressed by the fact that young men were working with a good job, probably because they were run by their families. Despite the wiping and cleaning of the corridor and the rain, I saw the windows being polished. I think the cleanliness I felt was from this attitude. What I thought was convenient and good ... 1. It was good that the dryer did not use it while pressing the button. 2. There was a toothbrush in the bath. 3. The faucet of the hot water in the bath does not stop immediately as well as for home use ... It was small, but it was very convenient and thankful. I am happy to have a cozy time with hot springs, rooms, meals and customer service. Thank you very much.

This place was gorgeous. First thing first, I left the same day from Tokyo and managed to break my phone on my way there so I got lost and missed the last bus from the nearest town. I was able to call the Ryokan personnel and one of the employees (whose name I forgot) drove to there around 11pm and picked me up ♥ That in itself was incredibly sweet. The only (and when I say ''only''!!!) thing that was a bit...meh...Is that during my stay, the town was empty. Like, 3-4 people, I was so confused. But the town is incredibly beautiful, the hikes in the surrounding area are amazing, I could have spent hours laying on the ground in the temple area to listen to the sounds of water...The food included in my reservation was...to die for. Honestly, what I ate there (the dinner was my favorite) was the best food I ate in my life. The room I stayed in was so clean and stunning, the yukata was comfortable and the tea was delicious! The staff there was so friendly, I forgot their names but I would like to go back there next time I visit Japan for sure :) Next time though I will make sure to come back when there are more people :) So I can make more memories of this great place!