We adored the authentic, beautiful space at Hazu Gassyo, and the staff were amazing. The food was absolutely mouth‑watering, and we loved every part of our experience and stay.
Jeanné5か月前
少々お待ちください…
★★★★·Shinshiro·9.8
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そのまま書いてもOK — 「20日ごろ、3泊」
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50㎡ · 4 futon beds
26㎡ · 2 twin beds
18㎡ · 3 futon beds
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Hazu Gassyo, a 4‑star ryokan in Shinshiro, blends traditional elegance with modern comfort. Guests enjoy a tranquil garden, terrace, and on‑site restaurant, plus complimentary public Wi‑Fi. Rooms feature air‑conditioning, private baths, balconies, and open‑air tubs with garden or river views. Family rooms, luggage storage, free parking, and proximity to Horai‑ji Temple, hot springs, and Shizuoka Airport enhance the stay.
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We adored the authentic, beautiful space at Hazu Gassyo, and the staff were amazing. The food was absolutely mouth‑watering, and we loved every part of our experience and stay.
Jeanné·5か月前
The property was stunning, and there was nothing to complain about.
Jonathan·6か月前
The bath and meals were wonderful. The building, a 150‑year‑old manor in Yata, Toyama Prefecture, was reportedly moved into the mountains over 30 years ago, which is astonishing. With only five rooms in the impressive building, the three of us and two other solo travelers enjoyed a luxurious sense of exclusivity. It doesn’t seem like a profitable venture, but it feels like the owner runs it as a hobby. The toilets are cold, so we wish they’d install heated, motion‑sensor‑activated heaters.
Kazuhiro·8か月前
A magnificent ryokan tucked into the mountains. The onsens are superb, the food incredible, and the staff adorable. We loved our stay in this charming place and highly recommend it!
Mariejanc·10か月前
First, the baths. Relaxing in a hot bath beneath the open sky, surrounded by breathtaking nature and complete seclusion, was truly unique. We were the only guests in the entire hotel, so we had both outdoor baths entirely to ourselves. Breakfast and dinner were exceptional, each offering a range of Japanese dishes that would be hard to find on your own. Everything was prepared and presented to the highest standard, and the kaiseki‑style service added extra flair. Finally, staying in such a grand traditional Japanese room was unforgettable; it felt like living in one of the palaces we’d visited across Japan. Minor inconveniences included occasional fuel exhaust smells near the baths and no place to hang towels in the room.
Alexander·10か月前