Hinanoyado Chitose Reviews

I enjoyed the serenity and tranquility of the ryokan. Can really chill. Service is friendly and sincere. Enjoyed my stay.

Ryokan was great! Service was really good, and they specially appointed a staff who knows some English to assist us. My 8YO boy was the only child staying at the hotel, and much care and consideration was given to him. Onsen was amazing!!!

Excellent services & facilities. Front desk staff can speak English. Dinner and breakfast are excellent. This is one of the best onsen hotel I visited so far. It’s rating in website tells everything.

We had a wonderful time staying in a small town hot-spring Ryokan. If I had a choice I would comeback in February when the weather is cooler and more snow is on the ground.

The hotel service staff has a good attitude. They will arrange the luggage parking space as soon as you get off the car. It is difficult to communicate in English. The water quality of the hot spring has a bit of diesel smell. It is said to be the hot spring extracted from the lower layer of gas oil. It is one of the three major medicinal hot springs in Japan. The dinner meal is The pork cooked in 68-degree hot springs is delicious one after another. The meat is soft and tender and very unique. This is a hotel I will stay at again.

The place is clean, the food is delicious, and the environment is quiet.

The hotel waiters are very nice and can speak simple English. The food quality is very good. Only the bar was not up to standard, with very few wine varieties, and the waiters didn’t know English, making it difficult to communicate!

I made an online reservation for the Echigo-Tsumari Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennale. I didn't have any prior information, so I didn't expect much, but the hot springs and food were more than I imagined. The hot springs are a little hotter than anything else. You can directly feel the effect of beautiful skin and medicinal bath as your skin becomes crispy. Located in the mountains of Tokamachi, Matsunoyama Onsen is said to be one of Japan's three major medicated hot springs, along with Arima Onsen and Kusatsu Onsen. The dinner, called "Satoyama Gottsuo", did not use special expensive ingredients, but the taste and presentation were wonderful, and you could feel the chef's sense. I stayed in an average Japanese-style room, but it was clean and had just enough amenities. After a long time, I came across a hot spring that I wanted to visit again.