Kappo Ryokan Shiroyama

Une très bonne expérience à Kappo Ryokan Shiroyama! L'emplacement est idéal. Nos hôtes parlaient très bien anglais ce qui aide quand on est étranger et ils ont été de très bons conseils et d'une grande aide. Leur petit déjeuner est un pur délice. Les chambres étaient belles et traditionnelles. Le bain un bonheur tous les jours! Je recommande vivement ce lieu pour les séjours à ou autour dUne très bonne expérience à Kappo Ryokan Shiroyama! L'emplacement est idéal. Nos hôtes parlaient très bien anglais ce qui aide quand on est étranger et ils ont été de très bons conseils et d'une grande aide. Leur petit déjeuner est un pur délice. La chambre était soigneusement aménagée et le bain traditionnel était un bonheur tous les jours! Je recommande vivement ce lieu pour les séjours à Kasama ou ses alentours et j'espère moi-même y revenir

Lucile·9 месяцев назад

The food was delicious and beautifully presented. The baths operate on a rotating schedule, which made things feel a bit hectic.

Maruyama·9 месяцев назад

“感受日本人以禮待客人的美”

This old Japanese guesthouse was a real treat - it felt like stepping back in time. The rooms were spotless despite showing their age, and the staff were super friendly and helpful, recommending all the best local spots. I loved having a private dining area, and the food was top-notch. My only gripe was the tiny bathroom - it would have been perfect if they had a bigger one, but as it was, I had to share with the other guys and it was a bit of a squeeze.

優遊人·Год назад

“No Good”

I was pleasantly surprised by the friendly and helpful staff, who made my stay really enjoyable. However, the hotel itself was a letdown - the lobby was a bit of a trek down a narrow corridor, and it smelled musty near the entrance. To make matters worse, the hot spring bath was a shared facility, which wasn't mentioned anywhere in the description, and the view from my room on the second floor was basically non-existent due to the old curtains that couldn't be opened.

Kyomi·Год назад

The staff were courteous and attentive, and the second‑floor room looked clean once I stepped inside. However, the entrance smelled faintly of mold, and after checking in at the dim lobby where no tea or water was offered, I had to take stairs to reach the second floor. The shoji screens in that room are better left closed, and the view was terrible—just a broken roof next door. The first‑floor bedroom was dim and cramped. Although the inn’s brochure advertised an onsen, the baths are gender‑alternating and on a rotation, so you can’t use them whenever you want, which is stressful. Everything felt old and gave a negative impression, the meals were served in a tatami room so you couldn’t relax, and despite being a kaiseki inn, the cuisine was just average.

Kyomi·Год назад