Mizunoto

Big Japanese style room, very spacious for Japanese standards. Both dinner and breakfast were very fancy. We couldn't finish it all and there were so many different things to try. The onsen is only closed 3 hours every day; I recommend going early in the morning. Great views of the sun coming up behind the mountain in early morning.

Nothing major but as some other people have pointed out, there's a sulfurous smell around the property in the morning from the hot spring water.

The private bath on the balcony is so worth it! Mornings and evenings on the balcony were the best part of the stay.

The serenity and calmness the resort offered was best part and then the options of dinner, breakfast are such an added touch

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The location was stunning! They had a shuttle service from the station and back which was very handy! The garden and paths to the onsen were beautiful! And the ammenities were really nice too! The typical pajamas were soo comfy! We are trying to locate the same style to take them back home. We also rented a Yakata for the day which the staff very kindly helped us wear correctly!

We were under the impression that our room bath was a natural water spring bath, however it was made known to us that it was just a standard bath. We had a typical low dining table in our room, but were not able to be served meals there due to hygiene reasons… not sure why to keep a dining table in that case then. In terms of dining and our kaiseki dinner experience, I would rate is 6/10. The server who attended to us was the rare exception of Japanese hospitality… quite shrude. The food was OK, a bit too much and the traditional rice was not good at all. If you’re staying for breakfast, know that you’ll have a typical Japanese style breaker - sushi, grilled fish etc :)