하나고코로(Nagominoyado Hanagokoro - Reopening in Mar 2024)

服務非常好，食物很好食，每一間房都有一個私人風呂，只是設施比較少，但總括嚟講十分之推介👍🏻

美好的體驗

The hotel staff were fabulous and the spa was awesome.

This was an outstanding Ryokan. Very authentic Japanese environment. The private Onsen was wonderful because it was cold and the beautiful natural scenery made the experience serene. Best of all the food and service was excellent.

The room was huge and had a great view. I also really liked that each room had an assigned private onsen, which is not the case for the other ryokans. The service was excellent and the food was amazing, especially the pork boiled in milk broth — I hope they would keep this on the menu FOREVER! I would return there just to eat that again!

Not the experience we were looking for. We were traveling on our honeymoon and booked this Ryokan for 2 nights, as our luxury and most expensive hotel of the whole trip. From the images and the description (and by the price too) we were expecting something impeccable. The facility was far from our expectations and was decadent. Some furniture was broken and there was mold and stains on the rooms wall. The food was very traditional but also really not good. We have been eating only traditional Japanese food (which we love) for the whole trip, but the meals at this Ryokan were simply not good. I can imagine that some people might enjoy that but for us it was not the case and had energy bars in our room after dinner… The staff was lovely and very caring. The room was beautiful, with a lovely view and terrace and the private onsen was a great experience. Overall we really enjoyed our staying but this was far from our expectations and way overpriced for what we believe was the experience. We don’t regret staying there but we just wish we knew these things ahead.

It's a great place to experience a Japanese ryokan with both communal and private onsen. Rooms are available with either futons or beds. The service was impeccable (we had both breakfast and dinner there as there are no restaurants nearby. N.B. breakfast is savoury too and mostly fish), I would definitely recommend it for a true Japanese inn stay!

Très bon hôtel qui hésite entre tradition et modernité, et essaie de fournir une prestation de luxe mais n'y parvient pas tout à fait. Ces points ne sont pas des problèmes en soi, ils devraient juste être plus clairs, et je pense que l'hôtel devrait se concentrer sur ses forces à savoir : bain privatif superbe (bien que non situé dans la chambre), localisation idéale, excellent petit déjeuner. Ce qu'il ne fait pas bien : le diner était franchement décevant et en dessous de ce qu'on peut attendre (aliments sortis du réfrigérateur, service expéditif, manque de finesse et de cohérence, plus une accumulation de plats qu'un véritable kaiseki), repas servi au restaurant et pas dans la chambre (peut être possible sur des prestations plus élevées mais pas clair dans notre cas), réception fermée à 21h (sans avoir été prévenus), personnel peu anglophone (pas un problème en soi, mais peu compatible avec une prestation se voulant de ce niveau). Il reste une impression "artificielle", d'un hôtel moderne qui essaie d'ajouter des éléments ressemblant à la tradition pour les touristes sans tout à fait y parvenir. On ne fait pas un Ryokan traditionnel simplement en faisant porter des yukata au personnel. Et ce n'est pas grave, c'est juste décevant. L'hôtel devrait être plus affirmé et clair sur son positionnement.