Shirakawa Hotels with Swimming Pools

LOVE this place!!! Room is clean and spacious, the beddings ever so soft and comfortable. They fed us very well during our stay too!!! Love those little deco resembling the grass houses. So cute!! Look at the view we had at breakfast!!! All staff speak very good English, all extremely attentive and sweet. They give out free ramen and popsicles for late evening snacks and yogurt drinks around breakfast time too. Very pleasant stay I must say. Would definitely stay there again if I am in the area.

I made a temporary arrangement to go there a week before departure. Seeing that this accommodation experience was very different from ordinary hotels, I decided to take a gamble. I am really grateful for my choice! Take the Kono Bus and get off at Shirakawa-go (Ogimachi). Ask the staff at the tourist guide office to call the hotel and someone will drive to pick you up. It is very convenient and safe. The entire building space is high, the environment is comfortable and there are open window views. The scenery is very beautiful both indoors and outdoors. The service is good and there are few tourists. Bathing in the hot springs, walking in the nearby snow and playing in the snow feel like a private area. Most of the meals are locally produced and homemade, and the French dinner is very exquisite and delicious😋 Next time I want to come back in autumn and join a hiking group led by a local tour guide!

非常滿意的住宿體驗，晚餐跟次日早餐很美味，感受到料理人的細緻與細心，運用許多當地特有的食材，新鮮美味；雖然建築較老舊，但地板與家具擦得釉亮，廁所與浴室保持的非常乾淨，雖然地點較遠，但一路開車過來風景很宜人，窗外可看碧綠色的湖面，推薦！

Gather around the fireplace for dinner. Enjoy our hot spring flowing out directly from the source.

This hotel has a good location and good service. It provides dinner, rich dinner and good breakfast. It is 10 kilometers away from Shirakawa Township and is suitable for car hire. It's very convenient to drive to all the attractions in 15 minutes

Boasting onsen straight from the source and farm-to-table rustic cuisine

Have a relaxing vacation in a minshuku with a steep thatched roof in Japan's original scenery in the World Heritage Site Shirakawa-go