“Fabulous”
We had a wonderful experience and would love to return, but we got lost on our way to the couples onsen and had to return to the front desk for directions.
ColetteHace una semana
Un momento…
★★★★·Aizu-Wakamatsu·8.6
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o simplemente escríbelo — «hacia el 20, tres noches»
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Aizu Higashiyama Onsen "Shosuke no Yado Takinoyu" offers a historic ryokan experience with a recently renovated interior. The hotel features a serene garden, open-air bath, and hot spring bath. Rooms have air-conditioning, private bathrooms, and garden or mountain views. Guests enjoy Japanese and local cuisine, skiing, hiking, and nearby Mount Iimori and Aizuwakamatsu Station, 3.4 km and 4.6 km away, respectively.
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Cómo valoran los huéspedes el hotel, aspecto por aspecto.
We had a wonderful experience and would love to return, but we got lost on our way to the couples onsen and had to return to the front desk for directions.
Colette·Hace una semana
The setting is beautiful and the facilities lovely, with rooms and the onsen tucked along a scenic wooded stream. Dinner required a reservation, and since we didn’t have one, the staff offered no alternatives either within the hotel or nearby. We discovered a fantastic family‑style Katsu restaurant just up the road. Oishi! The onsen required bath towels from our room, and no extra towels were provided even when requested.
James·Hace una semana
The price was appropriate and good. The onsen had a slight chlorine smell and I wish the source‑flowing experience could be enjoyed more fully.
皆川·Hace 2 semanas
The staff were very friendly, the room was clean and nice, and breakfast and dinner food was excellent; we enjoyed the onsen a lot. The corner with the bathtub in the room was very small.
Jens·Hace 2 semanas
L’emplacement au bord du torrent et face à la forêt est magique. Les éclairages nocturnes rendent l’endroit encore plus féerique. Un trop grand nombre de chambres et donc parfois la sensation inconfortable d’être dans un paquebot ! Le personnel est dévoué et fait le maximum pour être agréable mais la gestion des flux de touristes, hélas pas toujours japonais, impose des contraintes horaires et parfois des files d’attente
Thierry·Hace 2 semanas