Top 10 Izutsu Hotels

Stayed at Bon holiday. There is also a Bon Festival fee and the price is high. I stayed because the word of mouth was good. I think the dinner dishes were good overall. But if you pay this price, I think it was good to stay at other luxury inns. The taste of the dish was good, but it was like a rural kaiseki dish. I'm sorry that there is no such eyeball. The bathroom was almost in a rental state, but a lot of hair fell on the floor and I was a little bit rough. The worst thing I thought was the way to the inn. It is dangerous that the car passes by and you have to climb the mountain road. I passed the car many times and I was afraid. Is it okay for the inn to go back? I asked, and I came back a little bit irritated with the answers of everyone who felt like there was only a way to go back. I think maybe the inn here will not repeat.

Wanted to take a hot spring bath in Nagaragawa onsen as the weather was atrocious! Many of the other hotels are not accepting outside guests at this time as a Covid measure (but luckily this hotel did between 11.30 - 14.00) The lady on reception was so helpful and we were able to have private use of the baths when we went there (¥1000 per person with bath and hand towels included) There are baths on the 6th floor and the rooftop (this bath alternates between ladies and men day by day it seems) There were 2 baths on the 6th floor. The rooftop bath looks out onto the river and across to Gifu castle. Great value for money and well worth a visit but call ahead to make sure that there are no large group bookings as the changing rooms are set up to handle around 12 people comfortably with social distancing measures in place.

It's been several years since I visited. I like the hot water here, and it's straight from the source. Although it was hot this time, I recommend this hot spring even in cold weather.The water doesn't get cold easily, and you feel like you stay warm after entering the hot spring. (I think there are individual differences) I ate at a restaurant, but...the fried chicken wasn't very tasty...I'm disappointed. It wasn't cheap either. I feel that the shop was a little more busy before, but I feel a little wasteful because the hot water is good.　　　　　　　　

As a ryokan with a history of more than 150 years, we imagined an old wooden building, but it was a seven-story reinforced concrete building. Our room was a mixed Japanese and Western room with a view facing the Nagara River. We had a wonderful stay with this view. Nagaragawa Onsen was a brown hot spring due to its iron content. The hot springs were beautiful and clean, and I was able to spend a relaxing time. There is also a large parking lot, which was perfect for a car trip. 　我々の部屋は和洋混合部屋の長良川に面した景色の良い部屋でした。私たちはこの景色と共に素晴らしい滞在を得る事が出来ました。長良川温泉は鉄分成分の為褐色の温泉でした。温泉は綺麗で清潔感がり、ゆったりした時間を過ごす事が出来ました。広い駐車場もあり、車旅行には最適でした。

I was heading from Osaka to one of my host families near Nagoya central station when I happened to find this rather peculiar place to stay on the way. It is a small stop at Gifuhashima station. A small town with indoor skiing and not far from monet's Garden. The hosts at Cocone are a wonderful and friendly couple that seem to want nothing but the best for their customers. I first tried the capsule area for a couple of days, which by the way is divided by gender. There I met rather interesting guests. For instance a boyband group and various bloggers. We all had some chat in the shared kitchen and living area. The owner also told me that there are private rooms for those who want to stay more discrete or need more personal space. I would also suggest the private rooms if you need a good sleep and dont want to hear others snore or if you dont like to share bathroom and shower facilities with up 15 other guests. Unless you travel with many friends or your whole family. I felt tempted and had to try at least one night in their private rooms. There one can relax taking a hot bath after their shower or cook in their own secluded kitchen space. There are beds for at least 4-5 people in each private room and space for dining or study. They even have a wa****su (Japanese room) style area, with tatami (Japanese straw floor coverings) and a private TV. There is both a landromat and a ticket vendor for discounted Bullet-train tickets on the first floor of the same building as the Guest House. So no worries about either dirty clothes or future travel plans. If your stomach screams empty, there are both a conveniece store and a medium-sized grocery store at a walking distance from where you sleep. The conveniece store is, as always in Japan, open all hours of the clock everyday. When I needed to leave, I just walked to the high-speed-rail station, which is a few minutes away. It was a great stay and I hope more people will find this calm and relaxing place for a short or long period of well earned rest before their next destination.