Enokiya Ryokan

It's about 800 meters from Yufuin Station. The room facilities are very new and the room is quite spacious, but there's no shower in the room. You have to go to one of the three private onsen rooms to bathe after soaking. You can check the availability of the private onsen rooms on the tablet in your room. The private onsen space is very large, with both indoor and outdoor pools. The dinner for the half-board plan was better than breakfast. Dinner was a kaiseki meal served course by course, while breakfast was a simple semi-buffet grilled fish set.

If you're planning a trip to Yufuin, I wholeheartedly recommend Enokiya Ryokan! The location is great, and the room facilities are excellent. It's a fusion-style ryokan with both a bed and tatami mats, which made relaxing and sleeping very comfortable. The private onsen on the first floor was perfect for unwinding after a day of travel, and my parents absolutely loved the neat and delicious breakfast.

The ryokan was clean, tidy, and stylishly decorated, with a great sense of space. The window overlooked the river and mountains, and it was wonderfully relaxing to sit and enjoy tea while admiring the lush green peaks. I must commend Apple, the staff member, and Chef Junya San. We hadn't booked dinner at the ryokan, and the restaurant we planned to visit had run out of ingredients and couldn't serve us. Junya San and Apple went above and beyond to help us find a solution, and in the end, Junya San even drove us to a local eatery nearby. We are incredibly grateful to him! The ryokan's breakfast offered a wide variety of food, and the setting was equally comfortable! As for the hot springs, the ryokan has three private baths, perfect for families to enjoy a relaxing soak with plenty of privacy. We truly had a wonderful day here!

The hotel's location is excellent, just a 15-minute walk from the station. The exterior is quite traditional, but the interior has a very trendy industrial design. The rooms are also uniquely designed; I heard they were renovated just over three years ago. The lady who helped me check in on the first day spoke excellent English and gave a very detailed introduction to everything. I was also quite satisfied with breakfast. It's a shame that dinner wasn't served during my stay, so I didn't get a chance to try the hotel's evening cuisine.

The hotel is conveniently located just off Yunotsubo Street. It's a small hotel with spacious and very comfortable rooms. There are also three private hot spring baths available for booking, which is great for those who prefer not to use public baths. It's an excellent choice for families or couples. I highly recommend adding breakfast; it's plentiful and delicious.

The environment is quiet and elegant. The hotel's interior retains its antique charm while incorporating modern design, making guests feel comfortable and satisfied. The Japanese breakfast is healthy and delicious. Overall, I was very satisfied with my stay.