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"Excellent hotel. Friendly staff, tasty breakfast, convenient location. "

"Amazing buffet for dinner and breakfast. We hadn’t ordered the half board in advance, but paid for the dinner buffet on site and it was well worth it. One of the best buffets we’ve seen in Japan so far, and it included a great selection of alcoholic drinks! "

"Clean room but it seems rather out-dated. No room-by-room control of air conditioning - i.e. the entire building is controlled in either way."

"As returning guest here, every time I have to give it a five stars!! The service started already way early than check In, arrange dinner time, special requests; on the day of arrival it seems every person at reception knows about your preference, good cookie in the lobby and guiding to the room is also kind and helpful; snacks besides hot spring; dinner is highlight, well prepared and perfect presentation! Feel the warm heart of the chef and taste of great local food and rice! The waitress at restaurant is at top class every time I visited, last year celebrated my father‘s birthday and this year with others. Breakfast full of selection. What a memorable experience! We also meet the owner of the hotel, daughter of the founder, she just sits behind a small desk in the lobby, greeting guests and I hope I can be also as energetic as her when I am at her age! "

"This resort has an amazing location with a gorgeous view of Lake Hibara and Mt. Bandai, and the Five Colored Ponds. Their staff members are very formal and friendly and has a great restaurant buffet. The rooms and building itself are in okay condition with some scuffs and stains, but overall an excellent place with a very unique gift store with great items like food, snacks, and gifts. The traditional Japanese room is very nice"

"Very courteous staffs!"

"Wifi wasn’t work"

"Really great spot, staff was wonderful and the complimentary breakfast and dinners were great, the Onsen was nice and relaxing, make sure you bring cash if you want to explore town because none of the buses accept IC cards"