"Nice ryokan. Public bath was cosy .. Roof top has 3 private bath. No need reservation. Will be locked from Inside if occupied. Staffs helped to bring our luggages to our room. Breakfast was good.. No.problem with car park lots.."

"The facility has too many rules. For example, there's a 10 PM curfew, so it's not recommended for people who want to enjoy their trip. It's recommended for things like club activity training camps."

"Traveling with a child who has just turned 3. I arrived before 15:00, so I walked a few minutes to play with my child on the beach and then returned to the hotel to check in. Minions slippers were prepared for children, and they found them and put them on, and the heart was grabbed. The first hot spring was not too hot and I was leaking my impression that it felt good. The quality of the spring doesn't seem to be that bad for the child, and my child had no skin problems. The employees also responded politely and loved the child. It may depend on the hierarchy, but the toilet with wide 々 was also beautiful. I didn't know the meal because I stayed without meals, but it was a satisfying trip."

"It was very convenient to be close to the court. I would like to use it again if I have the opportunity."

"The room was nice, and the service was excellent 👍 Best of all, dinner and breakfast were both great 👍"

"I stayed for 3 nights and 4 days at work. It's a pity that there is no bath in the room, but if you go to the large communal bath a little late, it feels like a charter. If you go early, there are people on a day trip. It included breakfast, but I think you will be satisfied if you are not very particular about food. It was only a side dish for rice."

"I went to Kusatsu last week but missed my chance to soak in the hot springs, so I considered hot springs near the Tokyo metropolitan area and booked a stay so I could stay there after work on the weekend. Shirako is about an hour's drive from Chiba Station, and there's a convenience store in front of the hotel. The building's exterior was quite worn, to the point that I wondered if it would even be open, but the interior was incredibly clean. Despite its old appearance, the elevator was new, and the tatami mats in the rooms with bathrooms and toilets were new. Even though the facilities were dated, disinfectant was provided in every area, and the facility was impeccably clean. Although the plan called for guests to lay out their own futon, it was stored in a closet for easy access, even for me, who hadn't done it in decades. Shirako Town itself seems to be home to many training camps, and the hotel's website warns that the hotel can get quite busy during peak seasons. However, the hotel was empty on the weekend, allowing me to relax in the large public bath, and I slept comfortably and quietly at night. The hot spring water, in particular, was unique in quality, leaving my skin feeling silky smooth. It felt like hot water mixed with Isodine, a gargle, and salt. The private open-air bath on the rooftop was also great. The only disappointment was that although Wi-Fi was available, it wasn't advertised on the website. I'd like to return during the off-season so that it doesn't overlap with club or summer training camps."