Sasanoyu

"Friendly English staff speaking. Good onsen."

Chalet la Neige

"Marvellous stay !!! very nice and helpful people, delicious and generous food l Clean and comfortable and very very good location on the ski fields .  Great place to stay  !"

Mizubasho No Yado Higashi

"This lodging exceeded my expectations. The entire building seems to have been carefully designed and thought out. It's thoroughly organized and clean, and even simple tools like a single flower or leaf convey a certain charm. There are quite a few stink bugs, but they take care of them by putting medicine on the windows, and if you call they'll take care of it, so even people who can't stand bugs should be fine. It's not expensive, so it's good value for money. It's close to Oze, making it a convenient place to stay at the end of a walking tour of Oze. However, be aware that nearby restaurants are far away and close early."

Taiyokan

"I came to Yushuku Onsen. The Taiyokan hotel we stayed at is an inn that has been open since the early Meiji era. The private semi-open-air bath (one time free, 50 minutes) was new, modern, and clean. Mineral water was also available which was helpful as it was a particularly hot day. One of the indoor baths, where men and women were rotated, had the atmosphere of a spa. The hair dryer in the bathroom had too little wind power, so I returned to the private bath without drying my hair. The other indoor bath was nice, with a large window overlooking the greenery, and the water not being too hot (there was no problem with the hair dryer). The hot spring water is flowing directly, and there are little black flowers floating in the water. The Japanese-style room on the third floor is quiet and spacious, with a wide veranda. The room also had a garden and an Inari statue. Dinner was at a restaurant, with a partition between us and the table next to us. Dinner was a senior plan with a carefully selected number of items. Each item was beautifully presented and delicious. Although it was a plan with a small number of items, the portion was quite large and I ended up passing up the last meal. However, I didn't pass on the dessert and just had it. As for alcohol, Tanigawatake (300cc), a super dry Japanese sake, was 1100 yen. The staff at the restaurant were non-Japanese, but they were very polite. Satisfied with the dinner and hot springs, Tsureai said, ``Next time, I'll come back in the winter!'' Breakfast was also very good. The miso soup has so many ingredients that it's enough to make two bowls, the saikyo-zuke fish is delicious, and the refreshing vinegar-flavored simmered hijiki, burdock-only kinpira, *grilled food, fish cake-style dishes, and salads are so filling that you won't be able to replace the rice. was. Satisfied with the breakfast, Tsureai said, ``It's nice to stay here for two nights in the winter.The inn is along the national highway, so you can come even if it snows.There's also Wi-Fi.'' After my early morning bath and breakfast, I had coffee in the front lounge. I was told that I could drink it anytime during my stay. When I checked out, the landlady came out and saw me off. Everyone at this hostel was polite and kind."

Hotel Yu-No-Jin

"You can tell that the place is very well cleaned. Table tennis: No reservation necessary if there's space available. The ventilation fan in the room is loud, so it might be a good idea to turn it off when you go to sleep."

Hotel Sunbird

"In front of me is the Fujiwara Ski Resort Hotel. I imagined it must have been bustling with the ski resort boom from the Showa era to the bubble era. The facilities are old and have a Showa feel, and the rooms creak in places, but they are clean and no longer bother me. I chose Tsukishizuku no Yu for a plan that allows you to use the private open-air bath for free for 40 minutes, and the artificial waterfall is well made and wonderful. I went up to the middle of the slope in a slightly out-of-place yukata (apparently they no longer provide car transportation), and the open-air bath is like an open-air bath with only a simple changing area. The warm water in the nature is so pleasant that I wanted to soak in it for as long as I wanted. The meal was an elaborate kaiseki meal with plenty of ingredients from Joshu. For dinner, we had Joshu beef sukiyaki, Joshu pork teppanyaki, and other dishes that were delicious and filled me up. For breakfast, the tofu made from soy milk was delicious. I wish there was a hot spring* if possible. All the staff were young, kind, and nice. Thank you for booking a shuttle to Minakami Station and taking into consideration the route and time to the station for me on the way back. It was very helpful. I was able to relax both physically and mentally and it was a great memory. I would like to come back again."

Minakami Onsen KKR Hotel Minakami Suimeiso

"When there was a test drive event for a new ski model, the inn I usually stay at was full, so I went to Minakami and stayed there for the first time. I just checked the price and went there without doing much research. I thought it would be enough if I could eat and sleep, but the inn was better than I expected. The hot spring in the large bath is free-flowing and circulated, but there is no chlorine, so the water was kept in relatively good condition. The family bath that I was able to bathe in the next morning was free-flowing, so this was definitely a step above. The guest room was open and faced the Tone River. It was nice and spacious. I was impressed that I would get grilled crab for dinner at this price (lol). I guess they can do this because it is an inn run by the Public Servant Mutual Aid Association. The other dishes were also freshly cooked and brought to us each time, and although they were not particularly luxurious, they were all delicious. There was a ski drying room next to the front desk, and although it was far from the ski resort, it was perfect for skiing. If there are any vacant rooms, you can use them even if you are not a public servant, so there is no reason not to use them. However, if you expect the kind of hospitality you would expect from a traditional inn or hotel, you will be disappointed, so it's best to keep that in mind. It wasn't that the staff were rude, but the overall service was more like that of a government office."

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Kinseikan Seseragi

"This was truly the first time in years I'd received such genuine hospitality at a ryokan (traditional Japanese inn). The attentiveness of the staff and the quality of service were superb!"

Minakami Onsengo Yubiso Onsen Hotel Yunojin

"Restaurant close early . Cannot order food . Vending machines only take cash"

Pension Asanebou

"This is the best stay I’ve ever stayed It’s a family run pension with two super friendly golden retrievers, the whole house is newly built, extremely clean, and decorated with good taste The dinner and breakfast are western- Japanese fusion, everything is homemade, definitely worth trying There is a nice and clean private onsen, or you can take a bus to have a day trip to other bigger onsen Minakami itself is a countryside area, and the pension is right next to the bus station There is literally nothing around the stay, so you need to get everything you need in Minakami station, but I think it’s a characteristic rather than disadvantage"