Rooms are traditional Japanese-style with futons; some rooms sleep up to five guests and the villa units have multiple rooms with three futons each. Children are not permitted and no extra beds or baby cots are available.

Yes — the property operates a public onsen and bathing facilities for guests. Please check with reception for current opening hours and any usage rules.

No scheduled airport shuttle is listed. The nearest airport is Shinshu‑Matsumoto (about 55 km); guests typically use trains plus a taxi or arrange a private transfer.

The nearest station is Hakuyacho on the Oito Line; from there a taxi or local bus is usually required to reach the ryokan. Driving is common and convenient for this rural location.

Staff primarily speak Japanese and English may be limited. Bring simple Japanese phrases or a translation app if you need more help.

Expect a traditional ryokan experience with tatami rooms and futons, regional dishes such as local lamb and handmade soba, and an on-site restaurant serving breakfast and meals. Dining is focused on local ingredients and a modest, authentic style.

The ryokan sits in the Shinshu area with riverside scenery and countryside walks; Nagano city attractions (for example Zenkō‑ji) and nearby ski areas are reachable by car. It works well as a base for local sightseeing.

Standard check-in is from 15:00 to 18:00, and check-out is generally between 06:00 and 10:00. Confirm exact times on your reservation.

Private onsen rentals are not advertised; contact the ryokan to request any private‑use options. Pets are not allowed, and while the ryokan has basic on-site services, larger supermarkets are located in the nearby town center.

Free private parking is available on site. Public transport links exist but many guests prefer having a car for greater flexibility in this rural area.

All rooms are Japanese-style tatami rooms; the ryokan has 42 guest rooms. Some family rooms offer up to five futons and can accommodate larger groups—please contact the ryokan to confirm exact occupancy per room.

The ryokan has gender-separated large indoor baths and open-air baths for both men and women, plus a private open-air bath available by reservation.

The private open-air bath must be reserved in advance; it is provided free of charge and is typically limited to a short time slot per reservation and suitable for a small group (usually up to three guests).

A complimentary courtesy shuttle runs from Izu‑Nagaoka Station by prior reservation—guests should call the ryokan by the day before to arrange pickup. From Tokyo the ryokan is roughly 1 hour 30 minutes by public transport to Izu‑Nagaoka, then shuttle or a short taxi ride.

Standard check-in is 14:30 and check-out is 10:30. If you booked through a third-party site, confirm the exact arrival window with the ryokan or on your booking confirmation.

The ryokan accepts only small dogs on request; please notify the property in advance to arrange and confirm any pet stay.

Meal plans include one night with two meals (dinner and breakfast), breakfast-only, or room-only; the ryokan serves Japanese-style meals and can recommend nearby restaurants or arrange in-room dining for certain room types—please specify your preference when booking.

The primary language is Japanese, but the website has English information and staff can assist in English to varying degrees; contact reception in advance if you need detailed English-language assistance or help with reservations and transport.

The ryokan is in Izunokuni near Izu‑Nagaoka Station, with easy access to Shuzenji Temple, Mount Daruma and Hakone-area sights like Lake Ashi, making day trips and local walking or cycling excursions convenient.

There are convenience stores and local eateries close to Izu‑Nagaoka Station, and larger supermarkets are a short drive away; the front desk can point you to the nearest shops and services.

Occupancy varies by room type: standard rooms suit 1–2 guests, suites and family-style rooms fit 3–5, and cottages accommodate small families or groups; always check the selected room’s maximum occupancy when booking.

The property has large open-air hot spring baths for guests and some cottages feature private hot-spring baths; dogs are not permitted in human bathing areas, so plan to shower or supervise pets separately.

A scheduled pick-up/drop-off shuttle runs to/from Izu‑Kogen Station by reservation (request at least one day in advance); there is no regular direct airport shuttle — reach the area by train or bus then use the hotel shuttle or a taxi.

Take the limited‑express/Izu Kyūkō trains from Tokyo or via Atami to Izu‑Kogen Station (about two hours from Tokyo by train), then the hotel shuttle or a 10–15 minute taxi to the property.

The official site and materials are available in English, but on-site staff are primarily Japanese; the front desk can assist in basic English, and contacting the hotel in advance is recommended for language-sensitive requests.

Expect a dog‑friendly resort combined with traditional Japanese onsen elements: open‑air baths, rooms supplied with yukata, and Japanese dinner options in the on‑site restaurant for an authentic yet pet‑friendly stay.

Mount Omuro is minutes away by car, Izu Shaboten Park and Izu Granpal Park are short drives, and the Jogasaki Coast is reachable within about 15–20 minutes, making the hotel a convenient base for local sightseeing.

Free on‑site parking is provided for guests; local transport options include the hotel shuttle (station transfers), taxis, and regional buses from Izu‑Kogen Station.

Standard check‑in is from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM and check‑out is by 11:00 AM; if you expect to arrive after the stated check‑in window, please notify the hotel in advance so they can advise on late arrival procedures.

Dogs are welcome (the property accommodates dogs only) and the hotel provides dog amenities plus on‑site dog parks and indoor play areas; convenience stores, supermarkets, and the hotel shop for basic pet supplies are a short drive away — confirm any size or breed restrictions before travel.

Check-in is from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM and check-out is from 7:00 AM to 10:00 AM.

Room types include Japanese-style rooms with capacities typically for 2, 4 or up to 6 guests (futon layouts); some twin rooms include a sofa bed and extra beds can be requested where available.

The property offers large public hot spring baths both indoor and open-air and a sauna for guest use.

Some room types feature private open-air tubs or in-room baths and the property may offer reservable family/private baths; request confirmation when booking.

The tattoo policy is not specified online; because many Japanese public baths restrict visible tattoos, contact the ryokan in advance or use a private/reservable bath if you have tattoos.

Most visitors travel by train or highway bus to JR Yufuin Station, then walk about five minutes to the ryokan; trains and buses connect Yufuin with major regional airports and cities.

No regular shuttle is listed—Yufuin Kotobuki Hananosho is an easy five-minute walk from JR Yufuin Station; contact the property if you need assistance with luggage or special pickup arrangements.

Staff assist in Japanese and can provide help in English, though the level of English may vary by staff member.

The ryokan serves traditional Japanese set dinners (including regional wagyu options on some menus) and a Japanese-style breakfast in the on-site dining room; please notify the ryokan in advance of dietary restrictions.

Yunotsubo Kaido shopping street is about a 15-minute walk and Lake Kinrin about 20 minutes; the area around JR Yufuin Station has restaurants, shops and convenience stores for essentials.

Rooms include Japanese-style and Western-style layouts and suit singles, couples, families and small groups; maximum capacity varies by room so check the room description or contact the hotel for details.

The property offers a natural hot-spring (Happo/onsen) for guests; please follow onsen etiquette (wash before entering, no swimwear) and ask reception about tattoo policies or other restrictions.

There is no regular airport shuttle listed; most guests arrive by train to Yudanaka Station and then use a taxi or local bus for the final leg—contact the hotel in advance to inquire about any on-request transfers.

Matsumoto Airport is the closest listed airport (about 120 km); common access is by train toward Yudanaka Station followed by a taxi or local bus to the hotel.

Staff are primarily Japanese and English is limited; using a translation app or preparing key phrases in advance is recommended.

Expect a traditional ryokan atmosphere with tatami-room options, communal onsen bathing and mountain views that emphasize local Japanese hospitality and simplicity.

Jigokudani Snow Monkey Park is roughly 18 km away, and Shiga Kogen and nearby ski areas (including Ryuoo) are within driving distance; the hotel can advise on local hikes and sightseeing.

The nearest rail access is Yudanaka Station (around 17–18 km); taxis and local buses connect the station with the hotel, ski areas and nearby towns.

Check-in is typically between 15:30 and 18:00 and check-out is usually between 08:30 and 09:30; please notify the hotel if you will arrive outside these hours.

Private bath use may be available on request—contact the hotel to arrange; pets are generally not accepted so confirm with the property; shops and supermarkets are limited locally, with more options in nearby Yudanaka.

The ryokan has about 25 Japanese-style rooms; capacity varies by room type with multiple futons available for families — check the specific room description for exact maximum occupancy.

The property features communal indoor baths and open-air seaside baths with a view of the Seto Inland Sea, plus sauna facilities and day-use onsen options.

Private onsen are not clearly listed as standard; guests should contact the ryokan in advance to request or confirm any private-bath options.

A complimentary shuttle is available from Banshu-Ako Station by prior arrangement; the nearest major airport is Okayama (around 65 km), from which you would travel by rail or car to Banshu-Ako then use the shuttle or local bus.

From JR Banshu-Ako Station take the local bus toward Misaki (about 15–20 minutes) and walk a short distance, or reserve the hotel shuttle; free onsite parking is provided for guests arriving by car.

Standard check-in is between 15:00 and 18:30, and check-out is between 07:30 and 11:00; the ryokan requests you notify them of your expected arrival time.

The ryokan offers traditional Japanese multi-course dinners featuring seasonal seafood from the Seto Inland Sea and an Asian-style breakfast; meal inclusion depends on your reservation type.

The property and local tourism pages provide some English information, but on-site English support may be limited; contact the ryokan ahead of arrival if you need assistance in English.

Pets are not permitted at the ryokan; basic shops and restaurants are nearby and larger supermarkets are available in Ako town centre a short drive away.

Nearby highlights include Ako Castle, Oishi Jinja (related to the 47 Ronin), local salt museums and coastal views of the Seto Inland Sea, plus local seafood restaurants and walking routes along the shore.

The ryokan has 14 rooms with a total capacity around 50 guests; room types accommodate singles up to small groups (some rooms take up to 4). Children are not permitted and guests must be at least 18 to check in.

The property offers communal hot spring baths and reservable private baths, using both Arima gold and silver springs; public onsen hours are typically in the morning and evening (check at booking for exact daily times). Yukata and basic onsen amenities are provided.

The ryokan offers station pick-up by prior arrangement from Arima Onsen Station; for airports and major stations you can reach Arima by train or express bus then use the short transfer or hotel shuttle if arranged in advance.

Staff provide multilingual support including English and Chinese, and other language assistance may be available on certain days.

There is an on-site restaurant serving seasonal cuisine with a Japanese–Western fusion style for dinner and plated breakfast choices; dietary requests can usually be accommodated if notified in advance.

SPA TERRACE Shisui sits in Arima Onsen village near Mount Rokko, with easy access to Arima’s baths and shops, Rokkosan Ranch, and outlet shopping within a short drive.

Take Kobe Dentetsu (Kobe Electric Railway) to Arima Onsen Station, then it’s roughly a 10–15 minute walk or a short arranged shuttle ride; direct buses run from Sannomiya and some services from Osaka as well.

Check‑in is generally from 15:00 (latest stated window on property pages is until early evening) and check‑out is by around 11:00; the property enforces restricted access during the small hours, so confirm arrival time with the hotel.

Private onsen rooms are available to reserve for exclusive use, but full privatization of the entire property is not offered; pets are not permitted on the premises.

Arima Onsen village has small shops and convenience stores within easy walking distance from the ryokan, and the property provides on‑site parking for guests.

Rooms are mainly twin and Japanese-style; most rooms suit 1–3 guests while larger Japanese rooms are available on request—confirm room capacity when booking.

Yes; the ryokan uses a natural hot spring with indoor and open-air baths, plus reservable private (kashikiri) baths.

Public baths are traditional gender-separated facilities, and a private reservable bath is available for couples or families by reservation.

Free pick-up from the local station (Hotaka) is offered by reservation; for airports, guests typically travel via Matsumoto and then by train or arranged transfer.

The closest airport is Shinshu–Matsumoto (about 25–30 km); Matsumoto and Hotaka stations are the nearest rail access points with onward taxi or shuttle connections.

The property is Japanese-run and can provide local travel assistance; English may be limited, so contact the ryokan in advance if you need English-language support.

Meals focus on seasonal, multi-course Japanese cuisine (kaiseki-style) using local ingredients; traditional rooms and a quiet, wood-rich setting provide an authentic ryokan experience.

Nearby highlights include Matsumoto Castle, the Japan Ukiyo-e Museum, and access to Kamikōchi and local countryside scenery, all reachable by car or public transport within roughly 20–45 km.

Standard check-in is 15:00–17:30 for dinner plans and 15:00–21:00 for room-only or breakfast plans; check-out is 07:00–11:00, and the property restricts access overnight (closed between late evening and early morning).

Private (reserved) baths are available by request; pets are not permitted on the premises; convenience stores and local shops are in nearby Hotaka—ask the ryokan for directions.

Rooms vary from twin to suite styles; several room types can sleep up to four guests (two beds plus futons). Cots and extra beds are not available, so check room occupancy when booking.

Yes — the property has public hot-spring baths and hot-spring facilities for guests to use. Some room types also offer private hot-spring rooms or private open‑air baths in select suites.

Private onsen options are available in certain room types; guests can book rooms with private hot‑spring baths. For exclusive booking of public-bath hours or special requests, contact the property directly before arrival.

There is no regular airport shuttle listed; the ryokan is a short walk from Kusatsu Bus Terminal, and local taxis operate in town. Guests arriving from airports typically use bus or train connections to Kusatsu then walk or take a taxi to the ryokan.

The nearest train station (Kawarayu‑Onsen) is around 18 km away, and Matsumoto Airport is approximately 107 km from the property. Kusatsu Bus Terminal is within a few minutes’ walk of the ryokan.

Staff at Urakusatsu TOU speak Japanese and English to assist international guests. The 24‑hour front desk can help with directions and local arrangements in those languages.

Standard check‑in is from 15:00 and check‑out is until 11:00. Late arrivals (up to midnight) are accepted — notify the ryokan if you expect to arrive very late.

Pets are not allowed on the property. Whole‑property privatization is not advertised as a standard option; contact the ryokan directly for inquiries about special rentals or event use.

The ryokan has an on‑site Japanese restaurant serving breakfast and dinner with a traditional presentation; breakfast is offered in an Asian style. Staff have been reported to accommodate dietary requirements if advised in advance.

Urakusatsu TOU sits close to Kusatsu’s hot‑spring town centre, with public baths, shops and convenience stores within walking distance and easy access to the town’s yubatake area and local foot onsens. Popular nearby sites include Mt. Kusatsu‑Shirane and ski facilities, while Jigokudani Monkey Park and other regional sights are a longer drive away.

Rooms are traditional Japanese-style with futon bedding; some rooms accommodate up to five guests on futons while others suit couples or solo travellers. Please check the specific room type when booking for exact capacity.

Yes — the ryokan uses natural hot spring water and offers both an indoor hot-spring bath and an outdoor bath that can be reserved for private use. The property highlights Wata no Yu water flowing directly into its baths.

There is no regular hotel shuttle listed; the nearest airport is Shinshu–Matsumoto Airport (about 25–35 minutes by taxi). Guests typically arrive by train to Shimo‑Suwa Station (about an 11‑minute walk) or by taxi from the airport or nearby stations.

Staff primarily speak Japanese; front‑desk English may be limited. If you need English assistance, notify the property in advance so they can prepare or arrange help.

Standard check‑in begins in the mid‑afternoon (around 15:30) and check‑out is in the morning (around 10:00). The ryokan asks guests to inform them of expected arrival times in advance.

Yes — the ryokan offers a reservable outdoor/private bath option for guests who prefer privacy. Availability is limited, so book the slot in advance with the property.

The property generally does not accept pets and many sources indicate children are not permitted; policies can vary by room type. Confirm the current child‑ and pet‑policy with the ryokan before booking.

Baigetsu is known for multi‑course meals prepared from seasonal local ingredients, served in the ryokan as kaiseki‑style dinners and morning offerings. Inform the property of dietary restrictions or allergies before arrival.

The ryokan is close to Lake Suwa, Suwa Taisha shrines, Takashima Castle and local onsen sites, with several cultural museums and walking spots within a short drive or walk. These make good day itineraries for visitors seeking local history and scenery.

Shimo‑Suwa Station on the JR Chuo Line is about an 11‑minute walk; taxis are available from nearby stations and the local airport. The property offers on‑site parking for guests arriving by car.