Ryokan Nagomi No Yado Mutsuki

The baths were excellent, and they're all private baths that you can use alone, with your partner, or with your family. This makes it incredibly pleasant. We actually skipped dinner because we simply wanted to fully enjoy the baths in the evening; there were five to choose from. Six if you include the communal bath. The breakfast was also delicious.

This is a typical Japanese ryokan. The room was nothing special, and the private onsen was pretty ordinary. However, the breakfast was indeed delicious. They basically charge per person, and children are the same price. Given the price, I probably wouldn't come back. The service felt superficial, so I wouldn't really say there was any service to speak of.

Despite being about 30 minutes late for check-in because I missed my train, I was greeted kindly. The hotel is about a 15-minute taxi ride from Beppu Station and a 20-minute walk from Umi Jigoku (Sea Hell). Each room had a separate dining area, which was convenient for enjoying dinner and breakfast. Although I've visited Japan many times, this was my first time experiencing kaiseki, and it was a novel experience. The meals were generous and delicious, more than enough. The main reason I chose this place was the five private family baths, open 24 hours, and they were truly wonderful. I tried all four baths, except for one that was a bit small for three people. All the staff members were very friendly, and if I ever visit Beppu again, I'd love to stay here. Thank you.

Wonderful place. I wanted to stay at a ryokan with a vintage feel, with tatami mats and futons. This was a wonderful choice! Nice room, with a dust collector, air conditioning, a thermos with tea and a tea set, a portable makeup mirror, a clothes drying rack, a nearly full-length mirror, a sitting area (table and two chairs) by the window, a refrigerator, four futons, two large and two small towels, geta slippers, and socks changed daily. Kaiseki breakfast, not everything to my taste, but I certainly didn't leave hungry. Free beer as much as you want, you pour yourself on the first floor, as well as a mini tea/coffee/water machine. The baths are amazing, beautiful!!! Very beautiful and atmospheric! It's a joy, there's no other way to describe it. All the amenities are provided, including a powerful hairdryer. Everything is thoughtfully thought out at the hotel! On the ground floor, there are disposable skin care products for after-sauna treatments. The grounds are also beautiful and well-maintained. There are umbrellas at the entrance for guests; you can borrow them and return them upon arrival. What I liked most was the view from the window of room 302; I'll attach a photo. I was also impressed with the service. I'm very grateful to the girl at reception; she was very pleasant. And since I'm from Russia and can't use taxi apps, she called a taxi for me over the phone. Thank you! I really didn't want to leave; I loved the hotel! I definitely recommend it!

The room was very comfortable and Japanese-style, and the staff were warm and attentive.

This was the place I was most satisfied with on this trip. The large public bath was great, and the food was so beautiful and delicious. They were also so kind. It was great.

This was my first time staying at a ryokan. It was a bit pricey, including breakfast and dinner, but it was still good.