Hotel dengan Tab Mandi di Minakami

Takaragawa Onsen exceeded all expectations. Upon arriving at Jomokogen station, a friendly driver meets you with a sign and drives you comfortably for 25 km. You need to register in advance by sending an email to the hotel. Upon entering, you immediately feel transported to the past: you leave your shoes, choose a yukata robe with an obi, receive socks and special bathing attire, and proceed to your room in a traditional Japanese style (I highly recommend this to fully experience the atmosphere of the place). When you enter the room, you will likely experience a shock, as it feels like you've stepped into an old movie. I recommend a room with a small balcony in the Main building overlooking the river. Check-in is around 3 PM. You can change and head straight to the hot springs. Yes, everyone has been to saunas, steam rooms, and hammams, but the onsen is unlike anything else. It's impossible to convey the emotions. The combination of hot, clear water, pure air, surrounding nature, the rushing river, the play of light on the leaves, the scents, and the silence offers something new and unique. There are three public baths on the premises and one exclusively for women. After bathing, head to the restaurant for dinner, featuring local dishes. I recommend ordering both dinner and breakfast in advance. The food is very delicious and unique. You will sleep on futons, which will be carefully laid out for you while you have dinner. It’s a wonderful experience, and you'll sleep as lightly as a child. I would love to return here to experience that happiness again. One day was not enough.

We loved our stay here. Bettei Senjuan was established in 1997 as an annex of Ryokan Tanigawa in the Tanigawa Onsen area, and not far from the larger Minakami Onsen. Ryokan Tanigawa is a large, standard ryokan whereas Bettei Senjuan was created with luxury and bespoke experiences in mind. It has 18 rooms, and all of them have in-room onsen hot springs. Despite the ryokan being 26 years old, it is very well maintained, and is stylishly constructed, adorned and furnished. The main corridor connecting the common area and the rooms have floor-to-ceiling glass windows on one side, allowing for incredible view of the Southern Alps range and the well manicured property grounds. The overall architecture is impressive - every wall, beam and counter has elaborate carvings or artwork on them. And in every nook and cranny, there are small but precious adornments, from a flower/vase to a traditional string instrument to a mini display of tress with colored maple leaves on the ground to signify the fall foliage season. You can spend many hours exploring the glorious attention to detail in every corner of Senjuan. We booked the ”Special Room SP” room category, which is the top suite in the ryokan. It has a living room, bedroom, a tea room, a (very) mini inner garden, an open-air bath with a view of the river, forest and the Alps, and is stylish beyond belief while still being traditional in general design and layout. Everything from the ceiling artwork and carvings to the decorations on the sliding doors have amazing detail, and really gives it a sense of place. One thing to note - this Suite is almost completely tatami-matted, meaning you sit on a floor (on top of a sitting pillow, mind you) and you'll sleep on futons rather than a Western style bed. If this isn't up your alley, I believe there are other room categories that offer more ”foreigner-friendly” accommodations. Bettei Senjuan takes care of every amenity you could ask for - their toiletries consist of Molton Brown and De Medici (never heard of the latter, however) branded items, and offer every item that anyone can possibly need when living in their own home. Additionally, there were two separate bathrooms and dual sinks/vanities, which Mrs. KI-NRT always appreciates. The in-room, open-air Onsen bath gets its hot springs straight from the source, is continually free-flowing and never recirculated. That said, we found the temperature to be a bit on the lukewarm side - most Westerners prefer it that way, but I can't help but think that Japanese visitors (including ourselves) would prefer it to be a few degrees higher. Although dining is not in-room, we had our meals served in a Ko****su (private dining room), which was good enough for us. The kaiseki meal was definitely a highlight - it was 11 courses in total (which is typical of an elaborate luxury ryokan kaiseki meal) and many of the dishes focused on local ingredients, which is one of the reasons to visit ryokans in regional locations. That sa

Rumah penginapan ini direka dengan cantik dan mungkin salah satu tempat paling selesa yang saya berpeluang untuk menginap. Tempat mandi onsen yang terletak di rumah penginapan ini sangat bersih, dan ia menyediakan semua kemudahan yang anda perlukan untuk penginapan. Keramahan sangat mengagumkan - dari pelayan ketika anda tiba kepada perkhidmatan yang sempurna semasa makan. Makan malam itu juga merupakan pengalaman yang tersendiri; apatah lagi betapa baik kakitangan menunggu memastikan untuk memenuhi mana-mana keperluan kami. Secara keseluruhannya saya sangat mengesyorkan Tatsumikan dan akan melawat lagi apabila saya mempunyai peluang.

The mid-sized inn is moderately priced and good value. Nice hot spring onsen with an indoor and outdoor bath. It was snowing and a long dip in the outside bath was a special treat. Dinner and breakfast were served at the dining area in a private room. The dinner was a fabulous kaiseki style course with much of the menu from local vegetables, mushrooms and fresh water fish. There was a small museum just behind the ryokan with modern art and Korean antique porcelain, and an eclectic collection of several other paintings. The museum's owner is from the small mountain village and the owner of the famous 'Tenichi' tempura chain. A enjoyable museum worth the visit while going on a walk. The service was very good and appears the two main managers were husband/wife ensuring you feel welcomed and looked after. As we were getting ready to check out a gentleman from the ryokan was already out in the cold and snow, removing snow from our car windows.

너무 좋았어요~~ 직원분들 모두 친절하시고 밥도 너무 맛있었어요~~ 식당에계신 할머님들도 모두 친절하시고 밥이 너무 맛있었는데 아이들이 쌀밥을 찾아서 난감해했을때 흰밥을 가져다주셔서 감동했어요 ♡ 밤에 애들 재우고 살짝 언니랑 나와서 로비에서 맥주한잔하면서 별구경한것도 너무 좋았어요♡ 앞이 뻥 트여있어서 엄청진짜너무 예쁘게 별구경 할수있었습니다 ! 💞 저녁에 들어가서 방커튼을 안열었었는데 아침에 일어나서 커튼 열었더니... 눈덮인 산과 벌판 그리고 분위기있는 집이 살짝 언듯보여서 너무 기분좋은 아침이었습니다!! 조식도 다른 호텔들이랑 다르게 싸구려부페가 아니고 개인 식사였어요~~ 아침이라 적게 먹는데 한그릇 다 먹고 츠케모노가 너무 맛있어서 오차즈케로 한그릇 더먹었어요....😁😁 2박을 같은 곳으로 예약했다고 모두한테 한소리 들었었는데..다들 너무 만족하고 저장해뒀다가 다음여행에도 오자고 칭찬듣고 9명가족 다들 만족스러운 새해 첫 여행 보냈습니다~~ 체크아웃할때도 너무 정중하게 인사해주시고.. 한가할때 가서인지 문도 영화에서 보던것처럼 열어주셔서 마무리도 너무 완벽히 여운을 남기고 갈수있었어요😃💞 다음에 또 스키여행 가게되면 꼭 다시 갈게요~ 감사했습니다😃💐💐💐

Fenomenal break away from the hustle and bustle of Tokyo and Kyoto. There is nothing more refreshing than a dip in the outdoor onsen followed by the most beautiful and nutritious dinner prepared with local ingredients. This places should be publicised more but then again perhaps its magic still lies in the fact that you need to do your research properly to find it and then make more out of the way arrangements to get there (Shinkansen to Jomokogen but then you have to book a local taxi in advance). The bus day trip from the bus station just outside we took one day to Minakami was also worthwhile. If you are a foreigner and want a real taste of Japanese countryside and onsen life, this is the place ❤️ Thank you to the lovely staff for a wonderful stay!

the room are very new, large, clean and comfortable hotel. i love the private onsen bath tub at the balcony facing the river, it is very relaxing. the daily breakfast was good, we can choose western or japanese set the day before. dinner menu was delicious and nice presentation.