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"A super busy hotel with many tourists. Many with families. These families can be quite loud. Some groups have no manners. The staff does a great job, dispite having to work with rude tourists. The room was nice old school Japanese. Everything is pretty low in the room. Beds are firm, yet comfortable. The onsen area on the 13th floor is next level! Huge sauna, many baths and free treats when you are done. Steps from the JR station. I highly recommend this hotel. Just be prepared for it to be somewhat crowded. Also, no shoes allowed in entire hotel. You put them in lockers when you enter. I would definitely stay here again. "

"Breakfast - a choice of western buffet (with some local offerings) or a set meal at the restaurant within the hotel. Advice is to try the western breakfast once and just enjoy the set meal breakfast. It is simply fantastic, made from their own local produce and catch. Hotel's own indoor onsen can rival those of the public commercial ones (that has massage and recreation rooms). But the indoor onsen is free for hotel guests. Manga selection is of the model popular titles (even if in Japanese languages only). Of course, massage chairs require coin payments, not unlike the public commercial ones. These amenities are something to be enjoyed every evening after a long day of tour or activities (the indoor onsen closes at midnight! Awesome!). "

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"Great place to stay. Close to a lot of things. "

"It's a beautiful resort and the offer of public and private onsen was excellent. It's great for value. We had two meals and we were too full to finish everything. The staff are friendly and helpful. "

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"The room was very modern (toilets seat that opens and closes automatically) very clean. Location is far from downtown but the free shuttle to the station helps a lot Overall my stay was excellent "

"Wonderful staff and food and peaceful."

"Room good great breakfast and great spa"