Senkyo

Quite impressive ryokan where the service is perfect. The buildings are stunning, the food is excellent (kaiseki)

We have two preschool children, so it was great that they prepared a private room for us to eat in. They also prepared midnight snacks for us, which I thought was very thoughtful.

We were able to spend two nights and three days relaxing both physically and mentally. Both breakfast and dinner were delicious, and our sons, who are university students and high school students, were very satisfied with the portions. The room number was written on the slippers, and there was no need to bring towels from the room to the large public bath. It was an inn where you could feel the attention to detail. I would definitely like to stay here again.

It would be even better if the rooms had Wi-Fi.

It's a quiet inn, but the food is good and the staff are very friendly, so I was able to relax. The only drawback is that the toilet in the room is a little narrow.

We stayed in the "Fujisueha" room with an open-air bath. The double sink room had no complaints about the amenities except for the small TV, and although the view was inferior, the marble open-air bath was pleasant. The lovely entrance and spacious lobby, as well as the lights and fresh flowers in the corridor were tasteful and wonderful. The large public bath and open-air bath, which are heated but have good quality water, have a great view and a deep mountain valley a**osphere. Thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, we enjoyed it as it was a private room. Dinner in the individual dining area with dazzling greenery was very satisfying even with the small portion plan, but I wish there was an explanation of what was small and how it was. It must be difficult to choose between Japanese and Western food for a late-night snack of mini rice balls and breakfast, but it's appreciated. However, I didn't expect that I couldn't use my card to settle the small amount at check-out.