A satisfying hot spring hotel with spacious rooms and a stunning 180-degree view. The hotel offers three types of hot springs: open-air, private, and public. I particularly enjoyed the open-air hot spring. The breakfast was delicious with thoughtful variations each day during my two-day stay. Additionally, the hotel is well-equipped with various skincare products, and complimentary coffee and juice. A hotel worth considering for couples and families! (Tip: Conveniently located next to a mountain bus stop for easy transportation.)

Kansuiro annex was amazing. Room and facilities were clean and nice. Forest,River and waterfall near the hotel are amazing. Their public onsen was very beautiful and quiet, I was alone all the time there. I will stay here again next time. Their staff was very polite and welcoming. Excellent work!

Perfect stay

Really liked the time passed, the hosts were really polite and I had a good rest

Nice and traditional accomondation. Perfect hospitality

Convenient but no toilet inside the room

Excellent customer service and friendly staff! It was a relaxed and classy traditional stay.

Because I was traveling solo, I did not want half board with a big kaiseki dinner and hefty bill. I did want a retro ambiance and the spacious room and Taisho era buildings and surroundings was perfect. What I did not like was that even as a Japanese citizen, a male staff member told me I needed to show my passport because I had a U.S. address, writing down a previous Tokyo address pacified him. It just felt it was something about his ego, than a requirement. I read other review about non residents getting harassed such as their luggage being inspected, so maybe some of the staff need to be more woke?