Resort e hotel con spa a Villaggio termale di Oku Hida

“Beautiful property. Very nice staff and excellent food. Lovely onsen bath in the room and rooftop with beautiful views. Check in was fast. Tangerine is a lovely and wonderful host and friendly. She clearly explained all details of the property. Thank you! Will recommend to others and hope to come back again. ”

“Ottimo ryokan, la nostra stanza era molto bella con un piccolo onsen privato. La cena e la colazione erano buone servite in una piccola stanza privata, la ragazza che le ha illustrate parlava un inglese più che discreto ed era molto gentile e solare. Ottimi onsen pubblici dividi tra femminili e maschili (noi abbiamo svuto la fortuna di non trovare nessuno all'interno della zona, sia nel pomeriggio che nella sera). Qualita/prezzo ottimo!”

“到着時、土砂降りでしたが玄関で傘をさして出迎えていただき大変助かりました。駐車場に車を移動する主人にも大きな傘を提供してもらえたのでありがたかったです。 お部屋は広々とした和洋室で、大きな窓からの緑が美しかった！ 大浴場の露天風呂も楽しめましたが、部屋のお風呂もとても気持ちよかったです。 入る前にお湯の温度を確かめていなかったので熱すぎて急いで水を入れて調整しましたが、部屋で浴槽から溢れ出る温泉に入れるのは本当に贅沢ですね。 朝食もビュッフェではないので落ち着いて美味しくいただきました。朴葉味噌はご飯が進みます。 デザートは最初からセットされていたので、常温で美味しいものか、食後に冷えたものをいただけたら最高だと思いました。 お風呂上がりのアイスや飲み物、日本酒とおつまみの提供などとても嬉しかった。 木をふんだんに使った建物やインテリアが自然と調和してとても気持ちの良いところでした。 ”

“Excellent service, clean rooms. Amazing private onsen pools. Fantastic experience at our first Japanese hotel.”

“All perfect! ”

“Everything was verygood. Facilities are well maintained but could usee some upgrades. Food were good to very good-Staffs are excellent. Our wish is at least one english speaking channel on TV. Thanks the Owner and staffs for our good time ”

“Un excelente lugar lara relajarse, hay que tener respeto a las tradiciones y disfrutar al maximo la experiencia, es un onsen donde no se admiten tatuajes, hay que cubrirlos, pero vale completamente la pena”

“We had a wonderful time at this ryokan. We chose this inn specifically for its remote location and traditional atmosphere and were not disappointed. The hotel, outdoor onsen, and woodsy surroundings were all excellent. The building is old and reminded me of the railroad lodges of the western United States: creaky old doors and floors, metal keys, and rotary dial phones. Other than the hotel, there are no restaurants nearby (that I know of) and dinner is an elaborate kaiseki ryori that requires...