Fukiya Ryokan

This is my first time to experience this kind of pure Japanese-style hotel. Although I only stayed there for one night in a hurry, the experience was very rich and colorful. The service staff was warm and considerate. Although we relied almost entirely on translation machines and body language, it did not affect our communication. The aunt who was responsible for taking care of us would patiently help us change our clothes, remind us to appreciate the cherry blossoms, and ask us where to go. It felt like my own relatives were taking care of the children who came to travel. This is probably the meaning of a family hotel. Dinner and breakfast were very delicious and sufficient! The girls really couldn't finish it! When I learned that someone of us had a birthday, I got a handwritten blessing card, which was very touching! Our friends agreed to stay more time to come here next time!

Located high above Yugawara, the balcony overlooks the town. It is very comfortable and suitable for relaxation every day when awakened by the morning light and birdsong. The hot spring is a real hot spring. Your skin will become smooth and translucent after soaking. There are 3 pools in total, 1 private bath requires reservation, and 2 rooftop pools can be entered when no one is there. Because there are not many rooms, you can basically enjoy it when you go there. The food is great and memorable. The service is warm and thoughtful. It feels that the employees here regard this place as home, and hope that every guest who comes here will feel like going home. It is worth going again. Looking forward to going again!

The hotel has a bit of history and isn't the most fashionable, but it's very clean. All the staff are very friendly and very helpful, not just nice attitude, close to butler service There is also a part where you can experience traditional bathrobes. Girls also have colorful bathrobes to choose from. The catering was great. The breakfast was very ceremonial. Due to our own reasons, we couldn't finish all the dinner courses, but it was also very thoughtful. It felt like a very high-level kaiseki. You can enter the private bath. There is a wooden tub in the room. The child suddenly had a fever and received medicine and Bingbao patches within a short period of time. It’s really a great niche hotel that’s worth a second visit.

I thought there was a hot spring pool in the room, but it turned out that I had to make a reservation for a private bath. Moreover, the private bath was a small Mouton, which could barely accommodate three children. Although the environment was beautiful, it was a bit stingy.