Hoteller med vingård i Koshinetsu

«This was our first time in a Ryokan! And we loved it!! We enjoyed wearing the Kimonos provided and having a multi course dinner! They were also able to provide vegetarian options for dinner as well. The onsen at the hotel was much larger and nicer than the free ones outside the hotel. There is a toilet in the room but no shower, so you have to use the public bath to shower.»

«This place was amazing. It's a traditional Ryokan style hotel that serves traditional Japanese dinner and breakfast with your stay. The hotel staff and management were so nice and polite. Went out of their way to make us feel welcome. The traditional style meals might be a bit much for a western palate, especially if you are a picky eater. But I found it to be very interesting and a good experience. The in-house onsen facilities were also on point and very nice to relax in. The ...

«九つの湯巡りがとても楽しかった。»

«Such a lovely Ryokan, the staff were all so kind and nice. Super friendly! Explained everything so well and offered pick up from a nearby train station and drop off at local monkey park. The baths were all so different and the vibes were really good. Would definitely go again! I'd recommend everyone to go if you want to stay in the area.»

«服務認真，態度親切。»

«桃山風呂の凄さを感じるための宿。 食事も程よい感じでステキです。»

«Kjempebra. Rom med privat badestamp anbefales. Kjempefint rom med fint interiør. God service.»

«Had a wonderful stay at Hotel Tsubakino. Service was outstanding - very welcomming and friendly. Had both dinner and breakfast at a Hotel - lots of small traditional japanese dishes served with love and care. Would strongly recomend to stay here.»

«The owner is the most attentive and accommodating man! Made sure we hade all we need, know where to go, even inquired as to where we were going…to make sure our experience was great. Hotel is older but in great shape. The free/24-7 in house onsen was hot as heck! Varied day by day of course depending on what is being cooked up underground! Very clean. »

«Great fun hotel. The Captain who owns the place is an 80 year old Japanese Olympic ski racer and full of interesting stories and enthusiasm for skiing and the mountains. His son Ken is also a good and enthusiastic skier. Everyone speaks great english. Dinner was excellent and included the best fried chicken my 12 year old son has EVER had. Breakfast good too. There is a pleasant bar on site open until 10 pm. The hotel is genuine ski in ski out and about 15s ski to the lift. My kids borrowed ...