Kakunodate Onsen Kayokan

Old-fashioned Onsen Ryokan One night with two meals included, perfect for traveling with seniors – no need to worry about anything! As for the meals, I didn't have high expectations, and it was traditional Japanese cuisine. Breakfast had even fewer options. However, it was great value for money.

Very good hot spring inn an open-air large bath to half an hour very quiet environment

The service attitude is good. Although they don't understand English, they are very patient and find ways to make you understand. The large bath is electric bath, bubble valley, outdoor hot spring is average, and one night and two meals are also average.

I felt good, and the service was excellent!

A public bathhouse with an open-air bath loved by Kakunodate residents and a meeting place, the view outside the room window was truly picturesque. Dinner included kiritanpo, sashimi, grilled fish, and fried fish, and breakfast was a simple buffet. The only downside was that there were no washing machines.

The staff were very friendly and although the facilities are old, the place was well-cleaned and I had a pleasant stay.

All the staff were friendly and I had a fun time. I was surprised at how delicious the rice was both in the morning and evening, and was impressed that it was made from Akita rice. I'm sure they're good at cooking it. However, I thought it would be great if the inn was located on the street, facing a little closer to the mountains or with more greenery. I'd like to stay here again.

Everything is good, the service staff is very friendly!

Friendly and attentive service