Minshuku Goyomon

Love the cozy minshuku, 100%stay in the snow wonderland. Good service and best home cook ever throughout my Japan trip.

Host provides very good service. You can order local sake with dinner. Ainokura is a small charming village with its own unique culture.

Everything about this stay was perfect! It was the highlight of our trip to Japan. The host was friendly and kind, the house was spotlessly clean and the food was delicious! It snowed overnight and our host insisted on driving us to the bus stop which was so kind I would definitely recommend!

Lovely stay in a traditional old house in UNESCO Heritage-listed Ainokura. Amazing dinner, amazing breakfast, hot green tea always available, a yukata to wear in the house. Loved the atmosphere of this traditional property, and I had my best sleep of my Japan trip - very comfy mattress! Place is kept warm by the heaters. Loved everything about it and recommending everyone to stay here! Great value for money as well. Friendly hosts, while with limited English they make the stay very comfortable. There is even a warm small spa bath in the bathroom, do yourself a favor and use it especially on a chilly day! Everything was great.

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Clean comfortable very traditional and beautiful

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Great people, great location.

Horrible futon compared to other ryokan, heating stops itself after 3 hours so you wake up in the night with 11 degrees temperature in the room. Rooms are separated with sliding doors. You can hear other people breath. Food was not good. And first time in our lives that we got fish bones in all the sashimi pieces we ate.

We loved the traditional property and very nice land lady. She took the time to learn some English and it’s like coming home to a nice mom that cooks for you. We loved the surroundings too as it is licentie leave the hustle and bustle from the city behind, highly recommend!

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