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Marián سلوفاكيا

Host was ready to welcome us when we arrived. He was very nice and recommended us to a great restaurant in the town as well as informed us about onsen opening hours and more. We were also offered tea, some local sweets, and a cup of coffee in the morning. The accommodation was clean and comfy, with kotatsu in the room. You can also enjoy sleeping in futon on traditional tatami floor. Overall great accommodation, highly recommended.

Sven النمسا

Incredible nice welcome and checkin procedure. Everything is freshly renovated and brand new. Drinks for free and private Onsen is amazing, so beautiful with the outside pool and view to the forest. Room was big and had everything. The owner acconpanied us to a local Izakaya close by and we had an amazing dinner in tyoical japanese atmosphere cloe to hotel. Village is super cozy.

Cheryl سنغافورة

Everything. The service was great. The room was clean, bright and comfortable. The onsen (outdoor and indoor) were beautiful. The dinner and breakfast were fantastic. Felt really relaxed during my stay there.

Francesca النرويج

Bessho Onsen is a magic place just outside Ueda, full of lovely temples and hot springs. This Ryokan fully embraces the vibe of this little village and offers good facilities in an amazing surroundings. The hotel is pretty old, which gives it a nostalgic feeling. But it is perfectly kept and with all the amenities you should wish for. A lovely room, amazing gardens, very good indoor and outdoor hot springs and a very very good restaurant. We had the best breakfast of our entire trip there! Last but not least the staff is absolutely lovely.

X S YANG سنغافورة

- Polite Staff - Food is excellent - Quietness, can bath in Onsen in peace

Sophia Jobien اليابان

Very homey, comfortable, clean space that feels like warm Grandma’s house. The owners were super lovely and everything you need is well provided for. It is also traditional Japanese house with nice bath and kotatsu, so it was a nice local experience for foreigners who come to Japan.