Yufuin Kaze No Mori Reviews

nice experience! The meal quality is good, nice place with clean, but there are no big surprises.

Hotel service is good Dinner and breakfast are very exquisite Japanese style in the room has a private style couple The number of rooms is not very characteristic but you have to walk ten minutes from jr yufuin and some uphill section can call the hotel to drive to pick up 👍 🏻

The hot springs are particularly comfortable, and your body feels slippery after soaking in them. The single-family wooden house and outdoor private bath are really so comfortable! Dinner and breakfast are very Japanese, with seasonal ingredients and a great experience Because I had a baby with me, there was a little incident, but Ctrip customer service solved it in a timely manner and I was very satisfied.

There are private indoor and outdoor soaking baths. The station is about a 15-minute walk from Google Maps. Unfortunately, the outdoor foot soaking facilities are under maintenance, so you need to reserve massage services at the front desk in advance (additional charges apply)

A very satisfying stay. This B&B has a total of ten rooms, and the clerk said that the rooms are currently being renovated. The room we stayed in had a total of 3 rooms, a small entrance room, a tatami room, a living room, and a bathroom with separate dry and wet rooms. The most distinctive feature is the two private baths, one indoors and one outdoors. The water temperature is very good. If you feel that the water temperature is not suitable, you can adjust it yourself. The water in the private soup is very clean, and there are occasional leaves floating in the outdoor one, which is very natural! Because it is an independent portal with a private bath, plus half-board accommodation (dinner at 18 o'clock + breakfast at 8 o'clock), the price is relatively expensive, but it is still worth every penny! I would like to stay here next time if I have a chance!

The room was great. It had a private hot spring bath. The dinner and breakfast were quite rich. There were not many places to eat at night as the local restaurant closed at 17:00, so it was more convenient to order a meal. The hotel had a car to pick us up from the station. We went shopping first and left our luggage at a hotel in the city, so we walked up.

Very good, good service attitude.

Stayed at a Japanese style quadruple room for one night two weeks ago. That was the third time I visited Yufuin and having stayed at wonderful ryokans during previous visits, I wanted to try some other nice accommodation. Based on guests’ reviews and on balancing various factors I finally chose Kaze no Mori. My wife and I took a bus from Hakata Bus Terminal and arrived at Yufuin shortly after 11am. After lunch and a leisure walk around the shops, we planned to ask the Tourist Information staff to help us call the ryokan for pick up but they were not able to contact the ryokan despite several attempts. Anyway we took a cab and checked in shortly after 3pm. Our room was spacious and had a marvellous view of Mt. Yufu. So beautiful that I spent 15 minutes sipping tea on a chair to admire the scenery. Although we had an open air bath in our room, I also tried the public bath but it was not anything much different from the in room bath. Quite small indeed for a public bath. The indoor and the open air bath in the room were good enough to serve my purpose of going there. The ryokan has an upstairs lounge where guests can sit down to have a coffee or beer for free while enjoying the scenic areas around. This ryokan really deserves highly favourable comments in terms of location (not far from Yufuin JR Station), ambience, view, and facilities. It was unfortunate however that I must say the standard of the ryokan was let down by the quality of their catering service. The quality of food they offered for both dinner and breakfast did not match the high standard of what a ryokan of such grade was supposed to offer. The food we had including the sashimi were only the most basic of those food types one could find in any small restaurant or side street supermarket. And what further disappointed us was the young gentleman who served us dinner. He obviously had very limited knowledge of the dishes and could not properly introduce the dishes to us, and only let us have a pot of warm instead of hot tea when we requested for it. We don’t blame the gentleman for that which was obviously a management problem. The ryokan’s management should have made sure their staff received proper training and are competent to work independently before letting them serve customers on their own, as otherwise it could upset guests and harm its reputation. We had our meals in a separate room which we appreciate much though.