Sennennoyu Gonzaemon Reviews

Excellent indoor bath

As a tourist it was all I could ask for and more. Highly reccomend

The overall hotel stay was pleasant. Location is awesome. The room is a bit run down though. The private outdoor onsen is nice. The dinner and breakfast we had in hotel however was just okay. Most food was all preset on table and barely warm at the set dinner time. Would recommend to stay at the hotel only but not have dinner there.

Good service

The facilities are clean and well-managed. 5% discount if you buy souvenirs at the souvenir shop next door. The room we booked had a private bath and was very hot. But the water wasn't hot spring water. The food was so-so? I've been to expensive hot springs before, lol.... The service was so-so, but not unfriendly. You have to choose the service of having dinner and breakfast delivered to your room, but when I checked, it wasn't there, so I made an additional change, but they didn't do it. So we went to the dining room. The location is good. It doesn't seem to be a cheap hot spring or cheap.

We stayed in one room as a family, 4 people. The room was spacious and comfortable, with soft futurs that were laid out for us while we were in the springs. A very tasty and beautiful kaiseki style dinner. Breakfast in Japanese style. Convenient location from public onsens, and the hotel’s own onsen is very good, with an outdoor bath! It’s a pity that the room was for smokers and smelled quite strongly of cigarettes, but, to our joy, the futons and pillows did not smell! I would also like to note the friendly staff, both at the reception and the girl who accompanied us everywhere, were very kind :) I would like to come again!

This ryokan is set up for hospitality and traditional Japanese service and rituals. The service can be called excellent. An unforgettable experience richer with the serving of a traditional Japanese dinner, breakfast and with the making of the futon beds. Included in the package is also a visit to the onsen in the village of Kinosaki. It has a price but we thought it was definitely worth the experience!

There is free parking🚙👍Breakfast, dinner, food is OK, the riverside is beautiful, you can walk to souvenir shops, restaurants...

It's a historic building. It has a nostalgic, in a way, inn-like atmosphere. The food was delicious. I went when the cherry blossoms were in full bloom, so the rows of cherry trees were nearby and it was a great location for touring the outdoor baths.

There is not much to say about the service, which is basically top-notch. However, if you order two meals and one night, the quality of the dinner is a little different. Is it because of the price? Or something else? It's hard to say. However, because of the problem of the car in the morning, I asked if I could skip breakfast and have a bento instead, and the hotel agreed immediately, which is quite humane.

The service is first-class. One stay and two meals in the hotel are delicious. The room price includes a pass to Waiqitang, which can be used until three o'clock the next day. You can basically soak in all seven soups. There are waiters who can speak Mandarin, so communication is not a problem.

The staff's English is very fluent and friendly. It was very convenient to use the private bathroom and it was available 24 hours a day so there was no burden. The dinner and breakfast course menu was the best crab dish.

A hotel full of ancient Japanese elegance. The service staff are very kind and friendly. The dinner is rich and delicious.

We experienced Japan’s hot spring bathing culture and caught up with the fireworks show. During the day, there were not many people on the street. When watching the fireworks, everyone came out. The lively atmosphere enhanced the 5-minute fireworks to create a New Year atmosphere for us. The service was provided by a Chinese guy who came to experience life in Japan. He was young but very thoughtful. The young guy born in 2000 has a promising future. The hotel was good in all aspects. Although we only stayed for one night, it gave us an unforgettable journey.