Une chambre spacieuse facile à aérer, et surtout les onsens privatifs, dont ceux en extérieur, ; avec les yukatas inclus dans le linge de toilette. Le propriétaire est très accueillant, nous fait faire le tour du quartier, nous apporte toutes les précisions nécessaires dans un bon anglais. Environnement très calme.8

It was our first ryokan during the Japan trip, but it felt like the ultimate place for getting a feel of living in Japanese style. The rooms smell with tatami and you can sip tea after spending whatever time you want in the private, climatic onsen. After probably 30 minutes of warm bath we get back to our room and slept like babies - I guess we need to improve our onsen-skills.

The host/owner was the most friendly & helpful person you could meet. He communicates well in English, both via email & in person. As soon as I arrived the Ryokan was explained to me & I was shown around. Then he took me for a short guided tour of the village & saw me off at the bus station making sure I got the right bus. After dinner we had a smoke & drunk some sake together discussing many topics. The outdoor onsen was my preference & I enjoyed it immensely. A smoking area is provided near the front entrance. There is a self serve guest kitchen including a fridge & washing machine. Google maps struggles in the village with many location errors. However after a short walk the first time it's easy to find your way around. There are nearby restaurants & 7/11. A slightly further walk leads you to some of the Hells Of Beppu overpriced overcrowded tourist traps. Walking around the village at night is safe & a must do to really capture the steam venting from all the drains underground.

Can be a little hard to find when you first arrive. I knew ahead of time it's a traditional Japanese room with a futon on the tatami floor. I found the bed to be a little too firm for my liking. I regret that I couldn't stay longer.

静かだった。

部屋に冷蔵庫が有れば良かった。ど