Yamakikan

A lovely onsen and private spaces were well considered. Staff very helpful and accommodating for service with meals.

A little tricky to find, could use a map pinpoint. Dripping rain water kept us awake much of the night.

Breakfast and dinner were substantial, delicious and nutritious in our own private dining room. The public lounges and resting areas were cozy with help yourself snacks and drinks. Both the indoor and outdoor public onsens were great. The private onsen was a huge bonus though. Love how we were able to pick up our own yukatas from the various options available.

The one bedroom suite we had was huge with comfortable Japanese futon beds, however I didn't quite like beddings, especially the designs of the flowery duvet covers. A simple or classy design would match the room ambience better in my humble opinion. It was our first time staying in a ryokan without an attached shower/bathroom, hence we found that a little inconvenient

Beautiful area in fall, amazing history, beautiful room with a great view. The owner spoke English well and was my main contact before and after my stay.

Good place for its price point. Authentic food in the region, full japanese staff (as we could see), no fuss but no extras too. Great view of the mountains if you get the right room. I would say value for money place.

You really need to drive to get there and around. The landscape needs some thinking. Was at ground floor unit and the trees obstructed the mountain view instead of framing it. Please consider giving towels in the rooms and water in the fridge.

The room was very spacious. There was a private onsen that could be used by any guests which was amazing. The food was exceptional and the receptionist was very friendly and spoke amazing English

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