The staff were super friendly and helpful
The facilities are spotless
The food was amazing
Close to the Gozaisho Ropeway, which is a must-see
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25 m² · 3 futon beds · Sleeps 2
The Japanese-Style Standard Room offers a spacious 25m² layout with 3 futon beds providing good comfort. It features a mountain view, air conditioning, free WiFi, a bathtub, and flat-screen TV, making it a comfortable and convenient stay.
Beds 8/10 · 9 guests mention them
42 m² · 6 futon beds · Sleeps 6
The largest room here — hot tub.
Beds 8/10 · 9 guests mention them
30 m² · 2 twin beds and 2 futon beds · Sleeps 4
Sofa — in this room only.
Beds 8/10 · 9 guests mention them
30 m² · Sleeps 5
“最高の夏休み！”
The food, the room and the bath were all fantastic, and our family trip—from kids to seniors—left everyone happy, which made me thrilled; I also loved the dessert buffet after dinner.
“來鈴鹿市值得一訪的一間堅持傳統文化旅社”
Even though the hotel shows signs of its history, the staff were friendly and attentive and the spring water was pure, giving us a very comfortable stay, though the facilities could use a slight refresh.
“少しお高めでした。”
The room was spacious and the meals were tasty, and the after‑meal desserts were good, but the nearby parking lot was so narrow we couldn’t get in and out; with five floors of rooms the elevator is cramped, so depending on the number of guests it can be unusable, forcing families with strollers or luggage to take the stairs and then walk back down the hallway to reach the front desk.
“満足できました”
The food was tasty, the greenery was soothing, the staff worked hard and the vibe was nice.
“The most hospitable stay I’ve had in Japan. Staff were kind and professional.”
The location was nice, the room and onsen were clean as expected, the staff went the extra mile to be hospitable, and I’d recommend it for older people (don’t pick a traditional room if you don’t want futons) even though there was a slight language barrier if you don’t speak Japanese; it’s also good for climbers who don’t want a hostel or van. The onsen was very hot but open‑air so you could sit outside of it, breakfast was healthy with interesting flavors. There were no restaurants nearby, the area was a bit confusing and potentially dangerous to walk in because there aren’t many footpaths, and while they had a shuttle bus, the phone didn’t always have internet to organize it.
“最高の夏休み！”
The food, the room and the bath were all fantastic, and our family trip—from kids to seniors—left everyone happy, which made me thrilled; I also loved the dessert buffet after dinner.
“満足できました”
The food was tasty, the greenery was soothing, the staff worked hard and the vibe was nice.
“來鈴鹿市值得一訪的一間堅持傳統文化旅社”
Even though the hotel shows signs of its history, the staff were friendly and attentive and the spring water was pure, giving us a very comfortable stay, though the facilities could use a slight refresh.
“The most hospitable stay I’ve had in Japan. Staff were kind and professional.”
The location was nice, the room and onsen were clean as expected, the staff went the extra mile to be hospitable, and I’d recommend it for older people (don’t pick a traditional room if you don’t want futons) even though there was a slight language barrier if you don’t speak Japanese; it’s also good for climbers who don’t want a hostel or van. The onsen was very hot but open‑air so you could sit outside of it, breakfast was healthy with interesting flavors. There were no restaurants nearby, the area was a bit confusing and potentially dangerous to walk in because there aren’t many footpaths, and while they had a shuttle bus, the phone didn’t always have internet to organize it.
“少しお高めでした。”
The room was spacious and the meals were tasty, and the after‑meal desserts were good, but the nearby parking lot was so narrow we couldn’t get in and out; with five floors of rooms the elevator is cramped, so depending on the number of guests it can be unusable, forcing families with strollers or luggage to take the stairs and then walk back down the hallway to reach the front desk.
