Ulasan Yarimikan

Lovely Ryokan, close to the busy stop. Everything is clean and the staff is friendly and attentive. Spacious room and comfortable futon. The onsen baths are lovely, on the riverside for a great view of the valley, you can "reserve" four of them for private use for a bit of time, just locking the door. Dinner was superb

May 15-16, 2024 From the moment we saw photos of this special place on the internet, we knew we had to stay here! The natural rock onsen baths caught our imagination - and our stay was wonderful beyond expectations! The resort is located in a forested valley is stunning, next to a rushing river. Natural mountain hot spring water is channeled into 7 lovely outdoor onsen baths, as well as ensuite baths. The facility is beautifully designed with gardens and multi-level suites, with each of the levels looking out to the river, with plenty of seating to enjoy the relaxing and lovely views. We were treated with limitless thoughtful hospitality from the moment we arrived, to the moment we left - in fact, one of our group kept commenting "the y[the staff] must think we're really special!". The suite was beautifully appointed with tatami mats, traditional Japanese decor, comfortable beds, yukata and slippers are provided along with tabi socks and plenty of clean linens. Our suite had its own private onsen bath encircled by natural stones, and constantly running hot spring water. Such a contrast to water-parched California and even Hawaii where we're from! The outdoor onsens are open all night, for viewing of the starry night sky. The kaiseki dinner was exceptional, with many many delicious small plates, each exquisitely prepared and presented - a petite, freshly caught local fish was skewered as if swimming and roasted in a salt shell. Utterly delicious! In the morning, after a similarly wonderful breakfast, we experienced a mochi-pounding session with the hotel staff and guests joining in - lots of fun - photos were provided! Transportation - It was a challenge figuring out how to get to this place - finally, we had a Japanese-speaking hotel clerk call the resort, and got instructions for the 1-hour bus ride from Takayama bus station to Shinhotaka Onsen / Nakao Kou-gen-guchi. There are buses running every hour! We walked to the resort from the bus stop when we arrived, and a shuttle van to the bus stop was thoughtfully provided by the resort when we left. PS) I was unable to upload photos. Please provide an email, because you won't want to miss seeing this beautiful place!

Very amazing room type, with four floors, the bottom floor is a private bath. Very good. You can watch the snow falling in the room.

Hygiene: piles of stinky girls Service: a lot of guests, service level is normal, service during meals is very good Environment: the environment is unique, the hot spring is very comfortable Facilities: a century-old building, such facilities are well maintained

It's a five-minute walk from the Noh Fei bus stop. The old man at the front desk helped carry the luggage to the second floor. The scenery is great. It's very comfortable to bathe in the snow. I will come again next time

Perfect service, perfect food, perfect scenery, perfect hot springs Impeccable Looking forward to a second visit

I grabbed the last room on Ctrip three months in advance. It lived up to its reputation and all the experiences were great. Because the rooms were limited and there were few guests, I basically experienced all the private hot springs near the river, and there was no one in the early morning mixed bathing pool. The breakfast and dinner were both rich and delicious, and I had to walk with the help of the wall.

The scenery is beautiful, the hot springs are comfortable, there are few people, and the service is thoughtful.

I took a bath in Gun no Yu four times, and each time I booked the whole place. The snowy and starry sky hot spring is as beautiful as you can imagine.

I actually booked a two-night stay at the super hard-to-book Gunmikan on Ctrip! The price was less than 2,000, so touching! Take the bus from Takayama to Shinhotaka and get off at H058. After getting off, walk about 10 minutes along the route I drew. If you are good at English, you can also call the hotel to pick you up. A member hotel of the Japan Secret Hot Spring Association, the hot springs are unique, with 9 hot springs, including two mixed bathing hot springs and 4 private hot springs. The hotel's breakfast and dinner are very good. We stayed for two nights, and the dinner on the second day was more exquisite and of higher quality. Because we needed to leave the hotel very early, we couldn't have breakfast in the hotel, and the hotel thoughtfully prepared a lunch box for us. A unique hot spring hotel, recommended for people who like hot springs.

Hot spring hotel. The open-air hot spring is too simple without a bath. The most unsatisfactory thing is that the kaiseki cuisine is too bad. It is made up of various pickles. It is the worst food in the hot spring hotel I have stayed in. It is not recommended to stay here. The location is too remote.

Hot springs and food are first-rate and very cost-effective

There was a peculiar smell in the indoor bathroom, and the staff cleaned it up in time

The food is good, the hot spring is very good, and it is a good hot spring mixed bath experience.