Ochiairo Reviews

Located beside the stream, it is a nice Japanese hot spring courtyard holiday experience! The private hot spring experience is good, and the meals in the morning and evening also give a sense of ritual. It's just that the tatami in the bedroom area does not have floor heating in winter, which makes it a little uncomfortable. Maybe it would be more comfortable to go out in spring and escape the heat in summer.

Mom and Dad love it, especially since the room is not all tatami, they can choose to sleep on the bed, which is more convenient to get up. The service is thoughtful, the environment is quiet, and the food is even more amazing. I recommend that you stay for one night when you come to Izu

The beef is especially delicious, the room is clean and comfortable, and there is no odor. The service is thoughtful, the tableware is of high quality, and personalized service can also be provided

The hotel is beautiful, the food is good, the drinks are free, and the service is great. However, the price is a bit confusing. It is expensive, but there is no outstanding point.

Amazing hotel, the building is well preserved and restored over 100 years old, the room is large and quiet, the courtyard is beautiful, the swing after crossing the bridge is like a fairyland, the food is super delicious, even the free juice and popsicles in the hotel are surprisingly delicious, worth the money. If I have to make a suggestion, it is that there are a few choices of private and public soups. By the way: I suggest not to book through Ctrip, communication is too strenuous. You can go directly to their official website or call, there is Chinese customer service.

I ordered this for a customer, I don't know if it's good or not

舊一些，服務很好

Never been to a Ryokan before. This was so cool. The hot spring was so so so hot and very pretty. It happened to rain both days we were here but that actually really added to the vibes. The complex feels like this almost tropical oasis in the middle of a suburban area, so much so that you forget that you are just in this random town. The staff are extremely kind. Very accomodating to our dietary needs. Highly recommend.

Incredible stay with a perfect blend of history with modern conveniences. My husband and I absolutely adored this place. This is my eighth trip to the Japan and his fifth and we’ve been lucky to stay in many ryokan. The service at this place was absolutely impeccable, even by Japanese standards. The grounds were lovely beautiful with a suspension bridge and garden surrounding the ryokan. Although there have been multiple expansions to this place, it never felt crowded and I think we only saw a few other guests while we were here, but that may have been due to the time of year. From the time you arrive, there is a warm and welcoming lounge with a wood-burning fireplace that they keep going when anyone is in there. At one point, my husband and I showed up early in the morning and somebody was starting the fire not even a minute later. A cool feature of this place is that they have complementary beer, wine and ice cream in the lounge which guests can access at anytime. We’ve never seen this before and any other ryokan even though sometimes they will stock your fridge with a few free beverages. They have a tour in Japanese that will take you to the different historical highlights of the buildings and surroundings and kindly gave us a print out in English going over the same spots which were noted on a map so we could go look at them ourselves. I really appreciated this. There is a gorgeous private on that you can reserve and they make it very easy to do that as they ask you what time you’d like to reserve when you check in. Even though we had a private on in our room, ( Ukifune) we took advantage and tried it out after running out there in our spa wear. This was a new thing as we have only ever utilized yukatas in these instances. It was a lovely, huge Stone bath and I’m glad we did it. The Ukifune suite was huge and the western futon beds were very comfortable. It was January so we definitely left the heat on in every room while we were there and it could get slightly chilly if you didn’t do that. We loved being cozy in our yukatas after dinner and bath watching Grand Sumo tournament. The kaiseki dinner was served in a private dining room and sometimes these can be a little bit more challenging for me my husband and I ate more at this one. I think then we ever have at any other ryokan dinner. It was very good. They did accommodate our request for no squid or octopus. Note that I generally request Western breakfast for my husband and I don’t believe that they have this available here but I’m not sure. Maybe I just forgot to order it for him this time. lol We never got bored and there is a fun game room downstairs with ping-pong, foosball, and even air hockey. I absolutely love this place and it’s one of my favorite ryokan that I visited. I highly recommend this gorgeous place.

We had the most wonderful time at Ochiairo! I came here for a birthday trip with my husband and best friend and we stayed in the spacious Aofuji room overlooking the river. The spatial arrangement offered more than enough space and privacy for 3 people and probably 2 couples or a family and kids. The white noise lulled us to sleep every night and it was simply magical. The international staff was so helpful to us. While we don’t speak Japanese, they did their best to understand and attend to us and it all worked out. They went above and beyond making my birthday feel very special. It was the small details that really mattered - ensuring that we had bikes and activities arranged the night before, coming to our room to teach me how to wear my yukata when I asked them to help, and even cleaning out and lovingly packaging some souvenir bento containers we arrived with when they saw them in our mini fridge! Everything about this place is just so beautiful. A few notes: - THE BATHS! When I tell you that I screamed when I saw the cave and private onsen in particular - just trust that they cannot be missed. - We are all tattooed - one of us significantly so. They have small tattoo covers but ask that you do cover them in the main bath areas (I only know this because I asked and they were incredibly polite about the advice) - We brought tattoo cover but in case you don’t want to bother, please take advantage of the absolutely stunning outdoor private baths - The food is great and eat dinner in sitting rooms upstairs (not served in your room) - You get unlimited drinks (alcoholic and otherwise) and snacks which was another pleasant surprise because they are so tasty! - The koi fish in the front swim up to you and follow you around with such enthusiasm. It’s as if they’re little pond puppies. The staff allowed us to feed them so if interested, please ask. - Don’t miss the swing next to the suspension bridge! - While I loved our room - please note that there is an abandoned hotel directly across the river from it. Kind of ruined the “I am communing with nature” vibes but it was fine in the long run. I could go on, but just trust that this place is just exceptional!

I went to take a sauna outside in the cold of February. This is an old building, so the room is drafty and cold. The heating equipment doesn't work, only the air conditioner. The floor heating is on a timer that goes off in the middle of the night. My breath is white and cold in the room. The sauna's cold bath is so cold that it's frozen, so I couldn't take my favorite cold bath. The washing area is outside, so it was cold and I washed my body in the room. The food was strongly seasoned, so it didn't suit me. Even on the all-cruise, the drinks are limited, so you have to pay for other things. If you don't like the cold, I don't recommend it in winter. However, my impression is that if it costs more than 100,000 yen (for 2 people), I wish they would turn on the floor heating at night. It was so cold that I couldn't sleep, and the futon was heavy, so it was a problem. The garden in the room is beautiful, but outside the open-air bath you can see the old building of an inn. It's along the river, but there is a fence so you can't see it.

大人4名で2泊しました。築９２年の文化財の中で過ごす極上の宿です。ルレエシャトー、ミシュランキーの宿は強羅花壇、仙寿庵もそうでしたが、コストはそれなりにかかるが、他とは違う安心感、満足感があります。失敗がないということでしょうか。宿の評価は滞在期間の客層にも影響を受けることがありますが、上記ルレエシャトー、ミシュランキーの宿はその客層も問題が少ないと感じます。食事、温泉、設備すべて満足、加えて歴史、時代を感じられる宿は全国でも少ないと思います。

有形文化財に登録されている趣ある旅館おちあいろう。伝統的建築を残しつつも、使いやすくかつモダンに改装されており、なかでも巨大な暖炉を中心に据えたラウンジは抜群の居心地。フリーフローなので、クラフトビールやワインをいつでも楽しめます。特に夜は居心地が良いです。 ディナーは個室で和懐石。宿泊料にオールインクルーシブなので、アルコール含め飲み放題です。料理はどれも美味しいですが、一品目の浜名湖海苔と白子と牡蠣の相性が抜群でした。最後におにぎりを作っていただけて、部屋のフリーフローと合わせ二次会もしてしまいました。 朝食はワンプレート。ディナー、宿泊料金と比べるとやや物足りない印象。ボリュームなのか、プレゼンテーションなのか… 大浴場は２種類あって、男女入れ替え制。一方はシンプルな大浴場とお洒落な茶室サウナ、もう一方は洞窟風呂とお湯が流れるサウナ。トータルでは後者のほうがよいですが、洞窟という構造のせいか、やや寒いので注意。いずれにせよ、夜は満天の星空の下で至高のととのい体験が満喫できます。 1泊二日でしたが大変素晴らしい滞在でした。次は暖かいときにリピートしたいです。

新緑の中、家内と1泊しました。 前回は露草、今回は青藤の間でした。 到着するや否や、施設のおはこのサウナに直行。何度も汗を流しました。とても素晴らしいサウナです。 夕食後小雨でしたが、本谷川まで蛍狩りにも出向きました。 とてもリフレッシュできました。