Tenkawa Hotels with Wifi

"Very good experience, the room is very large, and there is a private soup. Every day, I soak in the private soup and watch the snow scene, it is like a fairyland on earth! Breakfast and dinner are very rich!"

"Great place, very friendly staff. The master's son speaks English perfectly! Very cozy Rikan with a small but beautiful Onsen. Kaiseki's dinner was very enjoyable!"

"Incredible ryokan, the best stay I've ever had in Japan. Staff were very helpful and kind right from the warm welcome. The food was absolutely incredible with a good dozen of plates for one person at dinner and another 6-8 plates for breakfast. The garden in front of the building also adds a magnificent touch to the mountainy-traditional side of the trip. Even if a bit expensive, I really felt like my money was going somewhere, didn't regret it. I will 100% remember this stay for a long time, thank you :)"

"It was very good Meal, room, bath, location, great and you can rest assured that you're working with a friendly and bright person Shampoo rinse was also very good. It was 2 nights ３ day, but the dishes were delicious without getting tired of pork, venison, salt-grilled salmon, tofu, and various ingredients. If you go again, I will make it a tarashi or an inn."

"2026.9 Mixian Hall, Tianchuan Village, Nara ☑️ Since it is a limited inn of 4 sets a day, the detailed service is well-defined. Free parking is available. ☑️ The location is about 15 minutes from the famous Togawa Onsen. The room is beautiful. Especially the dining venue is very beautiful and the food is really delicious. ☑️ Depending on the type of room, some rooms do not have a bath, but there is a private bath. Amenities such as toothbrushes and bath towels are available. I stayed with my husband and wife on weekdays. The type of room is ”mizumari” with the river floor deck. The price is 37200 yen. The parking lot is right next to the inn or near the Kawai Suspension Bridge, which is about a 3-minute walk away. It is recommended because it is easier to park near the Kawai Suspension Bridge. The inn may be a little old depending on the location, but it has been renovated overall including the rooms and is very clean. The toilet is also a washlet. There is a beautiful river right next to it, which is very beautiful, but some people may feel a little noisy. The stairs in the inn are steep, so the bad leg is a little hard. The cooking venue is beautiful. You can enjoy the meal in a very calm atmosphere. The dinner content is a dish that uses plenty of mountains and river food such as amago, cherry blossoms, and wild boar. I also added a soy milk pot, but all of them were very delicious and very satisfying. Some rooms have open-air baths, but there are also private baths (with private open-air baths). It's pretty. Although it is an inn in the mountains like this, the facilities are very beautiful, the food is delicious, and the price is not so high. It was an inn that I definitely wanted to stay next year."

"I did a one night stay and 2 nights before I go, I called the owner to request him to add breakfast and dinner to my booking. He mentioned that he could fix something simple if I didn't mind as his wife would be busy. He offered to pick me up from Shimoichiguchi station when he knew I was going by train. After picking me up, he brought me to a famous temple on the way. It was not somewhere I could visit without driving so I was appreciative. He explained that the house was left behind by his mother and he decided to convert it to a guesthouse last year. There is a famous shrine with a Noh stage within 10 mins walk from the guesthouse and I went there twice as there was a procession at 8am the next morning. There is also Amano river where waters are clear and fishermen can be seen occasionally. Dinner will eventually still prepared by the owner's wife. Food was fresh and delicious. I had beef stew with whole grain rice and several side dishes from the town. As the nearby onsen was closed until June, I decided to visit Dorogawa onsen during checkout. The owner offered to drive me there at no charges. The guesthouse was tastefully converted from a 2 century old house with a nice fusion of new and old. Guests could use the living area with stove heating, bar counter, bathroom and toilets. There are only 2 bedrooms so chances are, you can get some peaceful relaxation. The owner speaks limited English but he uses an electronic pocket tool to help him communicate with overseas guest. His room rates are very very reasonable and he and his wife are both very kind and friendly. They really go all out to make your stay pleasant so give the guesthouse a try. The owner heard I wanted to see stars though I told him I did not expect to since the weather forecast was cloudy. He checked the skies at 9pm and told me that some stars could be seen and took me to a dark stargazing spot nearby. I was happy as I managed to take some decent photos."

"We were absolutely delighted with the ryokan. The owner is very nice and good-natured. Everywhere is perfectly clean, the linen and yukata are snow-white and smell fresh. Two layers of tatami, super comfortable to sleep. The room is spacious, bright and cozy. The wood flooring in the onsen/wash area has been updated. Tea, treats and kaiseki are all delicious! Thanks for taking care of me!"

"We stayed at the hotel for one night and regretted not staying for two. The journey from the station was an hour-long bus ride along winding roads, so if you're traveling with a child, pack a bag beforehand, as it can cause motion sickness. From the bus stop to the hotel, it's a 10-15-minute walk (at a leisurely pace). You'll see your name on the sign at the entrance. The hotel is modern, but it creaks when you walk, which is actually a plus. The room is traditionally furnished with two rooms, and they offer complimentary tea. There are plenty of closets, though I couldn't figure out how to turn off one light. I also recommend booking the room with a traditional Japanese dinner and breakfast. Everything is delicious and fresh. There's a small local brewery next to the hotel, which is a nice place to stop in after the onsen in a yukata."

"The staff's customer service attitude was good. The building was also clean and tidy, and left a good impression with its cleanliness. There was a discrepancy when checking the reservation status, but a satisfactory explanation was given and I was able to check in without any problems. Both dinner and breakfast were satisfactory, and the rice in particular was delicious, and I really felt the benefits of ”Gorogoro Mizu.” The only thing that was disappointing was the loud creaking sound made by the indoor toilet door when it was opened and closed. The hot spring was also well kept, and I enjoyed my morning bath. It was great."

"The hotel is a bit old, but still very good. The onsen is big, but only inside the building. The dinner is just awesome. Highly recommended!"