Musashino Bekkan

The vibe was absolutely insane – a classic old‑school Japanese ryokan with a gorgeous room and overall structure, and the onsen location was amazing, tucked right in the forest or mountains. The outdoor public onsen was always surrounded by mountains and the water was super hot. The dinner experience was lovely; the lady who served us spoke only Japanese, but we managed to get by with Google Translate. The room smelled a bit moldy, like a closed, damp place, and the futons carried that scent, making sleep a bit heavy for me. The bathroom was clean enough, but the onsen area itself was noticeably under‑cleaned. We didn’t enjoy the breakfast, but that wasn’t the hotel’s fault – we just couldn’t handle the early‑morning flavors. The dinner was perfect, however. I would suggest that the onsen booking policy be adjusted: try all private onsens at least once instead of picking just one for half an hour and then moving to the public ones. If there are more free slots, that would be great. Overall the place feels a bit dated, but its magical atmosphere made us satisfied with the experience.

Debbymetallica·Неделю назад

The location was great.

Álvaro·Неделю назад

“Experiencia inolvidable.”

Everything was amazing: the staff’s friendliness, the beauty of every detail, the exquisite food, and the super relaxing onsens. It was an unforgettable experience staying here. Nothing was wrong; it was perfect.

Luis·Неделю назад

“A very special traditional and enjoyable experience.”

We had a very special stay: one night, a kaiseki dinner, and baths in both public and private onsens. It was memorable and made us feel privileged in a very traditional Japanese way. The location is hard to reach by public transport; we were lucky the staff helped us get to the train, or otherwise consider a taxi to and from the local station.

Maria-kristiina·Неделю назад

“If you're looking for an authentic Japanese experience, this is the place.”

A traditional Japanese-style hospitality experience—truly authentic. The rooms, meals, and service were excellent. We chose half-board—dinner and breakfast—all in a traditional Japanese style; it was unusual, but definitely worth the money. The onsen's natural spring waters are pleasant and warm—especially during the cold season. We used only the private onsen; it required a reservation and was limited to a very short time (up to half an hour), though other options were available. It was a small private onsen, but it delivered the full experience

Igaluli·2 недели назад