"Japanese style, for Chinese customers, the beds are arranged to avoid unfamiliarity. The location is very convenient for tourists going to the Adachi Museum of Art, only about a hundred meters away. You can take a free shuttle bus to visit the art museum. But the shuttle bus doesn't allow large suitcases, so I had to take a taxi back and forth, which cost 3,500 Dan one way, which was a bit painful. This is a reminder for those with large suitcases. The garden in the hotel is small but very exquisite. Worth recommending is the hot springs, which are large and for two people, and are very private. However, a private room for 2 people needs to pay an additional 300 Dan, and a large room is free. The breakfast was exquisite and delicious."

"What a wonderful little ryokan this is! It is like a step back into the Showa era in many respects, as many of the appointments appear to date back to that time. I don’t know how it is that they have been able to maintain everything in such good condition. And they do an excellent job of cleaning. The place is simple and unpretentious, but they just do everything so well. For example, in our room were some cut fresh flowers in a simple glass vase—not the fancy ikebana arrangement you might find in a much more expensive ryokan, but so thoughtful and sweet. The baths were very nice, especially the rotenburo, and the food was amazing, both dinner and breakfast. Each meal provided a fairly conventional set of dishes that you would expect at an old-fashioned ryokan, but there were an impressive number of items and some very thoughtful touches, and everything tasted just right. We were very full by the end of dinner, so when they offered to bring us our dessert of cut seasonal fruit on a tray to take to our rooms to enjoy later, we gratefully accepted. I really cannot say enough good things about this place. I went there because of its proximity to the Adachi Museum, which I had been to several times on day trips. But the next time I am in this part of Japan, if I go to the Adachi Museum it will be because of its proximity to Yasugien… Honestly, I would be happy to go back any time. If you are looking for an impeccable high-end ryokan that serves elaborate kaiseki ryori and has maids bustling around in expensive kimonos, this is not it. But Yasugien has heart and soul, and is a real treasure."

"This inn is located very close to JR Yasugi Station. When I arrived, the landlady greeted me with a smile. As others have written, I felt at ease, like I was back at home. The building is old, but it is kept clean and I was able to rest comfortably. Although I did not book it myself, there is also a plan that includes breakfast. The location is perfect as it is located along Route 9. However, there are not many signs, so it may be a little difficult to enter the parking lot. I think it would have been better to ask the landlady where it is in advance."

"It's right next door to the Adachi Museum of Art, and it's a great location for those who come to the museum. The hot springs were fed directly from the source, and the dishes were all polite dishes using local ingredients, and it was very delicious. The host was also a nice person. The reason why the evaluation of amenities was lowered by １ was that there were not enough towels to take in the bath. I told the host about this, so it seemed that he would improve it immediately. There was also local sake, and we were very satisfied with the drink. There was also free Wi-Fi and massage chairs, and my husband was happy to get rid of his tiredness. I want to go again."

"Very good homestay, worth recommending, very good"