Take a refreshing holiday in one of the 18 individual Japanese-style villas situated in the midst of the vast natural forest at the foot of Mt Zao. Soak in the natural free flowing hot spring baths and taste the natural vegetable oriented dishes. Daikon-no-Hana is a resort guests will want to visit every season of the year. null
"Transportation: easiest with a 50-min taxi ride from Sendai airport unless int’l traveler wants to transfer via trains/buses. Nearest bus stop/little township is 遠刈田温泉 (13-min by foot to the Inn).
Key feature is open air onsens in forestry — this is why I chose to stay. Delightful breakfast and dinner (during dinner, there are all-inclusive drinks menu + additional charge ones). I enjoyed the 2nd night’s beef/daikon pot in particular. There are hearth side afternoon refreshment, happy hour beer, post-dinner snack that you will be kept fed warmly.
The aircon in Buna room would blow directly on the head so the fan blade should be adjusted.
Staff English speaking capability varies but they made every effort in solving problems. Little hiccup after checking out that the bus time table the Inn indicated was outdated, but I still managed to change my route in the fly, which is the beauty traveling in Japan."
Surrounded by the beautiful seasonal scenery of Zao, guests at this lodging can savor meals made with carefully selected local seasonal ingredients, and relax in luxurious hot springs. Look forward to a refreshing stay. null
"the hotel was vry cute and atmosphere was great
food was really noce
staffs were friendly , helpful and polite"
A long-established inn of 11 rooms that has existed since the Edo era(1603-1868), where you can enjoy outdoor baths and a restaurant with food cooked on an Irori fireplace.