"Due to heavy snowfall, the bus to Nagoya was suspended, so I quickly stayed overnight and arrived at the hotel around 1:30. I was earlier than the check-in time, but I was very grateful that they checked me in to an available room right away. The staff were all very kind and polite. The cost performance was also very good, and I was very happy with the amenities, coffee service, and the large public bath in the annex opposite. The location was convenient, just a 5-minute walk from Iida Station."

"A ryokan off the beaten tourist track, an authentic place with charming staff who speak very little English, but with Google Translate, we had excellent communication. Our first onsen was a fantastic experience, and we enjoyed pleasant walks around the hotel. The room was comfortable, and the meals and breakfast, both typically Japanese, were excellent. An unforgettable experience."

"This inn had a calm and very comfortable atmosphere. The hot spring water was slightly viscous and very pleasant. The women's bath that day was the more open one, and I was a little worried that the open-air bath might be completely visible from the outside, but the view was nice. I had opted for breakfast included, and I had assumed it would be a buffet, but it was a delicious and substantial breakfast that pleased all my senses. I would like to stay there again."

"Very nice overall. Value for money."

"Everyone was so helpful and positive. I experienced the thermal water and I liked it."

"A bit outdated, but for me that has its own charm. Good food and big portions. Kind staff. Nice smooth onsen."

"Towels, bath towels, and toothbrushes are available."

"Very satisfying"

"It is close to Iida Interchange and faces Up Broad, and the parking lot is large. However, since they also offer a day spa, it is difficult to park on weekends. You can walk from Igarashi bus stop, but it is not recommended on rainy days. It is a 15-minute walk. When you enter the facility, you take off your shoes, put them in the locker, and take your key to the front desk to check in. Also, it is a hassle to leave your key every time you go out or use the large public bath, and there were only two front desk staff, so you have to wait quite a while. You are barefoot inside the building, so I really want slippers. I felt that women would be quite uncomfortable. There are two elevators and they are slow. The room is spacious, but there is no bath. The washroom is dark with no lighting. When using the refrigerator, you turn on the switch inside the refrigerator, but the instructions on the door say 3 to 4, but be careful because drinks will freeze if it is set to 4. The furniture and bed are old, but they are not damaged and are kept clean, which is good. There is one outlet near the bed, on the wall at the foot of the bed, and on the desk. It is convenient that there are two outlets and two USB Type-A outlets on the bedside. Free Wi-Fi is available. The room locks automatically. Breakfast is free, so it's not too bad, but it's a little pricey for the price. The large hot spring bath is complete with an indoor bath, sauna, jacuzzi, cold bath, and open-air bath. Lockers are stored on shelves without doors, but since they are also used by day-trippers, we don't recommend leaving valuables or wearing your own clothes. Please wear the hotel's indoor clothing. This hotel is rated as follows: Although the facilities are old, it can't be helped that it is difficult to take shoes in and out, the inconvenience of leaving and receiving room keys, and moving around the building barefoot, for which we give it 1 to 2 points. The large hot spring bath is 4 points. Overall, we gave it a slightly generous rating."