Nihon-no-Ashitaba

“유후인 료칸 가족여행”

We stayed for two nights at Eikaginets with five adults and one 15‑month‑old baby. The first floor has a room (three beds), one bathroom, and a living room; the second floor has a tatami‑style room, one bathroom, and a place like a cloud bridge that leads to an indoor hot spring, with a large bath and a fairly spacious area. The staff are friendly, and overall the atmosphere is fantastic. Kaiseki is delicious, the small 24‑hour hot springs are nice, but the large public bath (once a day, 30 minutes, by appointment) is really great. The stairs between the first and second floor are steep, and the first‑floor common living room is a bit small. The fridge is a bit small for the number of guests (water, beer, drinks inside are free). The cleaning quality relative to the price (corner or hallway areas) would be about 90 out of 100 on a 100‑point scale. Still, I’d love to revisit in a different room next time!

Song·3 दिन पहले

“가족들과 2번째 방문한 료칸”

The friendly service and flawless hot‑spring facilities were really great. The consideration for children who don’t eat seafood was truly appreciated. I’ll visit again next year.

이·2 हफ़्ते पहले

식사는 최고입니다. 모든것이 완벽합니다. 여름에 모기가 많습니다. 물려도 즐겁습니다

Ceo_johnlee·2 हफ़्ते पहले

“最高ならぬ最幸”

I got to experience a true sense of the extraordinary, and chatting with the staff made the stay feel soothing. The bath was spotless and the toiletries were plentiful. The only downside was that, being close to the mountain, a gecko managed to wander into the room and insects were drawn to the light near the doorway, so bugs would slip in whenever we entered or left.

Aihara·एक महीने पहले

“温泉三昧”

The meals were good, especially the soft‑shell crab that came with dinner. There were no other complaints.

Yoshinari·एक महीने पहले