Chichibu Onsen Irori no Yado Ojikaso ★★★

"The elderly man who served the meal was a calm person, and he politely explained the food and guided me to the shops around me. Despite checking in late, the front desk was kindly guided and I was able to eat slowly. The bath was a little lukewarm, but I was able to take it slowly and the room was very beautiful. Thank you very much."

Ogano Onsen Suzaki Ryokan ★★★

"It was a really lovely inn, old-fashioned yet well-maintained. The "Let's liven up the town!" spirit was apparent everywhere, and the overall atmosphere was peaceful and warm, which was very relaxing. It was very convenient with a supermarket, Daiso, and drugstore nearby (I think it was a chain, but there was also a ********* restaurant with good value for money that was great!) The inn staff were also very kind and helpful, and it was a truly wonderful time. Thank you! The Wi-Fi didn't reach my room, which was the only downside. Overall, it was a truly wonderful memory."

Chichibu Ogano Hot Spring Ryokan Ryouzanpaku ★★★

"Thank you very much 😊"

Echigoya Ryokan ★★

"The service is very good, breakfast is delicious, and there is a parking lot that is very convenient. The location is not in the city but it is quiet, the hot springs are comfortable, and the children are very happy. Have the opportunity to go."

Miyamoto-No-Yu ★★★

"Beautiful traditional Japanese stay. It was a bit further away from the city, but the experience made it worthwhile. Dinner was excellent, with many creative dishes. It was also included in the price. The onsen was very well kept, and the place was clean. Would 100% recommend staying here."

Midori No Mura

Ryokamisho ★★

"My wife and I stayed here to collect stamps at the National Guest House. As a bonus for using our stamp book, we received a 300 yen voucher for both of us to use at the convenience store. Our room was a 10-tatami Japanese-style room, and the view outside the window was beautiful, with autumn leaves. There was one chair in the room, and my wife doesn't like tatami, so we sat on it. The bath water, which is also available for day use, is so smooth and beautiful it's like lotion. The hot spring is free and clear. From the open-air bath, you can see the mountains, where the autumn leaves are beginning to change color. The washroom area offers an all-in-one option. Dinner was a Japanese meal and a mini buffet (salad, rice, pickles, dessert, coffee, tea, etc. were all included in the buffet). We were delighted to see "waraji katsu" (strawberry cutlet) included in the buffet (a local delicacy). Our plan included a tasting of three different types of sake. Alcoholic beverages were reasonably priced. A full bottle of local Chichibu wine was 2,000 yen and 2,600 yen (half bottles also available), and a 300cc bottle of local sake was 880 yen. The alcohol was reasonably priced, so my wife said we should come back again. Breakfast was a buffet. The smooth hot spring water was especially good."