"Vlakbij Okama vind je een openluchtbad en een groot warmwaterbronbad. Er is een bar met gratis drankjes. Het ontbijtbuffet is uitgebreid en er zijn veel verschillende desserts! Ruime en comfortabele kamers, veel ruimte, een beetje een oud pension, de basisuitrusting is nog steeds prima!"

"De dienst is super ingewikkeld, en de locatie is erg rustig, alle Japanners gaan, maar ik heb een kamer met vrienden, dus ik kan niet naar het publiek zwembad gaan bezoeken ~"

"De kamer is zo groot en mooi uitzicht"

"Nice accommodation , good hotvsoring. And the environment is silent."

"Zeer mooi"

"It was a pleasant stay in tamaya ryokan. Staffs were nice and served well in English. Dinner and breakfast was satisfied. Family Onsen was small but it was ok to use without any booking."

"De werknemers zijn erg vriendelijk en de diensthouding is erg goed. Het weer is gewoon te duur. Als er kinderen bij zijn, is het niet gemakkelijk om naar de openbare badkamer te gaan."

"Zeer elegant"

"I stayed at Chikusenso, which I had been interested in for a while because it was a luxury inn in Togatta Onsen. The physical aspects of the inn, its surroundings, the atmosphere and facilities of the rooms are excellent, and most of the staff provide courteous and reliable service.In the evening, there is a mini-concert in the lounge before dinner, so you can enjoy a luxurious and extraordinary experience. seemed like the perfect place to stay. The accommodation fees are also surprisingly high for an inn deep in the mountains of Zao. Although it is the cheapest room, it has a spacious space of 43 square meters. It's a shame that the bath isn't a hot spring, but it's a pleasant experience. There is also free beer and soft drinks in the fridge. A glass of wine will be provided at the mini-concert. I feel like I've reached my limit. Now weekdays @ 46,000 yen. A large suite with a hot spring will cost over 80,000 yen. Luxury accommodation class in Hakone and Atami. However, unfortunately dinner was ✖. A spiny lobster salad that even an amateur could make, a main course of beef steak that wasn't served piping hot, and a Japanese female staff member who didn't give any explanations. (Although the Nepali staff always explain carefully) Late night snack is a curve ball called "bread". However, even if chocolate chip bread is dessert-like and okay, the other is a very ordinary croissant. With a full stomach, I didn't even feel like eating a croissant. As a result, we came to the conclusion that the accommodation was not worth the price. In addition, the breakfast was delicious as usual, so I felt that this was a ``very disappointing'' accommodation."