Ikoi Ryokan Reviews

Ikoi is located close to entrance of the Kurokawa onsen area. They do have Mandarin speaking staffs who are very helpful and patient. They have many kinds of onsen. Very interestingly they have stand onsen, waterfall onsen which differentiates Ikoi from other onsen hotels. Very spacious room, standard amenities for customers. Kaiseki dinner makes our day. Their menu has so much of variety with local signature dishes.

The room is not small we got some good space here. The onsens are perfect but for a private onsen room you need to reserve and they only give you around 20 min each which i think should give more time for people who book private onsen since we have to shower also onsen. But public onsens are good I feel very refreshed after onsen. The food is good on some menus I love beef steak and rice for dinner. Milk here is so delicious other menu is ok but not wow. The portion of each menu is quite small but at the end I'm full.

The accommodation was very cute and nice. I also liked that the hot springs were very diverse and convenient to use. Kaiseki is just mediocre, so I don’t recommend it.

There are many hot springs in this hotel, you can’t soak them all in one night, and the food for one stay and two meals is also very delicious. It is highly recommended.

The room was huge and the entire two-story house was ours. The nearby bridge is also a must-visit place! However, dinner and breakfast are relatively ordinary, so don't have any expectations. Overall worth recommending!

I didn't feel very comfortable when I checked in. I found hairs on the sheets just after checking in. I communicated with the staff and said that the cleaners have left work. There is a private soup in the room, but it is a distance from the hotel, which is inconvenient. Breakfast I’m not used to it. The ingredients for dinner are okay. The taste is so-so. The service is okay, but it’s not the kind that is worth recommending.

A very warm hot spring hotel, the dinner includes pre-meal, main meal, boiled food, steamed food and dessert, served in batches, like Western food, breakfast is also very rich; soup pools are distributed on two floors with a total of more than a dozen, male soup and female soup They come separately, and there are two hours in the morning when the male and female pools are switched. There is also a private soup pool, which is free for hotel guests. It is recommended that the hotel clean the hand-held shower for bathing or replace it with a new one.

An ancient hot spring hotel with a variety of hot spring areas (it is estimated that there are more than 10 hot spring pools, some of which are only available to residents, and you can borrow keys for free). Everyone wears yukata and walks very comfortably; the service staff in the store does not speak English well. OK, but the paper presentation is clear!

The hotel is convenient for self-driving tours. I came here to feel the hot spring township. It is very distinctive. There are many types of hot springs. You can try different hot springs. I think it is possible to provide more types, and the staff service is also very good. I have the opportunity to stay again.

I just came back with my parents!! Please come and enjoy a lot of hot springs at the check-in time ^^* The food was good and the road to the ryokan was so narrow that I had to drive while sweating... But there are private bathrooms and heaters in three places, so I slept warmly and well!!!

The overall environment follows the traditional retro style, the room is neat and clean, and the bathing pool is also very distinctive and comfortable

We left Shinmeikan immediately, which was too noisy with a group from Korea, and walked a short distance to the last hot spring on our bath pass, Ikoi Ryokan, where we visited for a day trip ♨ This hot spring has been selected as one of Japan's 100 best hot springs, so there was a constant stream of customers. We soaked in many hot springs this time, but the water here had the strongest sulfur smell and I think it was the best water that kept my body warm for a long time ♫ There were two outdoor baths for men, both of which had waterfall baths, and the indoor bath had a sauna. The sound of the waterfalls resonated with the sound of the small waterfall outside, making it relaxing and the perfect way to end our three-day trip to Kurokawa 🙌

You can take a bath at Kurokawa Onsen using a hot spring tour pass. The open-air bath is well-made and is a simple hot spring, but the area around the outlet is reddish-brown. There is a hearth and a rest area just outside the bath, so you can relax.

As this is a sister store of Nonohana in Kurokawa Onsen where I was staying that day, they lent me a towel and allowed me to use the day baths for free. The springs are weakly acidic and contain alum, which is said to remove excess sebum from the skin and have a tightening effect. The open-air baths are wonderful, including the only one in Kurokawa Onsen that has been selected as one of Japan's 100 famous hot springs. There is also a waterfall bath.