Yuuzuru

The bath was limited to one group at a time, so we could take our time. I was excited by the landlady's many carefully chosen amenities, and the massage machine was a big help. It was a relaxing trip full of firsts, and I hope we can come again soon. This was my first trip with my dog, and it went beyond what I'd expected. The food was delicious, and I'd never enjoyed potatoes like that before. I worried there might not be enough, but everyone in the family enjoyed it all. I also laughed out loud at the conversations with the owner and landlady, something I hadn't done on a trip before. Thank you for such a lovely time. You can probably find good food if you spend a lot, but nothing beats eating while laughing together without worrying about other people. Everything tasted good. I was surprised my son finished breakfast after saying right up until it was served that he didn't want any. I was also surprised my dog stayed quietly relaxed during the meal.

Having our own space was a real plus. When I mentioned wanting to drink in our room, they happily brought alcohol over. The meals depend on what's in stock, but it seems you can customize them, so next time I'll tell them what I like and see if they can make it suit me even better. This is a distinctive, warm inn with the potential to be a wonderful place for both sides. It was a great trip, and I'd like to return. Thank you very much. I don't usually review places, though I've stayed at various inns with my well-behaved dog, who doesn't bark. The building is old, but it was clean. The rooms aren't the latest, and there isn't anything special around the area, but that suited us and let us relax. We enjoyed the thoughtfully prepared food while talking with the chef. Since it was our first time, some dishes tasted a little off to us, but we could feel how much he wanted to please us. That care is what matters most in food, and the sincere service made it truly delicious. The sardines were especially superb. People who think Chateaubriand is delicious probably won't get it. The simpler dishes were best: sashimi, collard fish, potatoes, mackerel ochazuke, morning tamagoyaki, rice, satsuma-age, and wasabi nori. I could keep listing good things.

Our whole family made wonderful memories, and we're grateful to the kind couple for the luxurious food and comfortable setting. If we get the chance, we'd love to stay again. This might be the last trip I can take with my mother, who has dementia, so I looked for somewhere that could meet our needs. Only Yuzuru could take our group of seven, my children, parents, daughter-in-law, and me, along with our dog. We could rent the entire building and have breakfast and dinner included, which suited us better than a typical guesthouse rental. Thank you for accommodating seven people even though the stated capacity is six. Where you stay depends on what matters most for a particular trip. This time we needed space for seven people and our dog, meals included, and a setting where my mother wouldn't disturb other guests. Price wasn't a concern, but there simply wasn't another place that met those conditions. We're sorry for any inconvenience we caused.

There was no one else using the bath, so I could go whenever I liked. I prefer long baths alone, so I used it separately from my family. The inn has a Showa-era feel, but inside it's maintained well and feels clean. They listened to our preference when choosing between rooms on the first and second floors. I stayed with my family, and since it was our first visit I worried a bit about finding the place. Following the navigation system was easy. They said they'd help right away by phone if we got lost. Parking is reserved for one group, right in front of the entrance, which was surprisingly handy when I needed to fetch something I'd forgotten, like a charger. There was a refrigerator, TV, and snacks in the guest room. I usually buy water at a convenience store when I stay in hotels, but there was a water dispenser under the stairs, so I didn't need to. I was looking forward to the food, and it really stood out. The stay includes two meals, so you can eat after your bath without going out. It's robatayaki style, quite unlike an ordinary ryokan, more like a high-end izakaya. The owner cooks right in front of you, and everything arrives piping hot. He said he chooses fresh local ingredients carefully, and maybe that's why the sashimi was so delicious. I worried the portions might be small, but I was full. There was also a generous amount of alcohol, and I was very satisfied with the food and drinks. I can see foreign guests enjoying this place. It's a good fit for anyone wanting a relaxing ryokan stay. The owner and landlady are kind and friendly, so I recommend it. See you again!