温泉のお湯がよかったです。メゾネットタイプの部屋で分かれて寝れたのがよかったです。夕食も朝食もとてもおいしかったです。

特にありません。

Unbelievably beautiful, like a fairy tale

Everything! I’ve stayed in very expensive ryokans and machias and this lute little places beats them all. The staff was very nice, tbd details in this place… photos won’t do the justice. I have no idea why this place is only rated 3 stars. We stayed second night in the ryokan of 4 stars in the same street and it’s incomparably poor compared to Fujia. I hope one day we come back here and stay longer. Thank you Fujia ❤️❤️❤️❤️

It’s perfect

the property is located in the centre of the village, and it is undoubtedly beautiful both outside and inside. it is walking distance from the main places of interest. the baths - especially the open air baths - are very nice and well maintained, although they are at a different property. the food was very nice both at dinner and breakfast!

I was staying in a room for solo travellers (Biwa room). the room was right next to the reception and was quite basic, a bit smaller than expected - especially the fridge / coffee area is hidden in a small corner where you can’t stand. it doesn’t have a view (it is facing the parking area) and overall feels like a budget room, even though it is not budget at all at 200 euros per night. the worst part is that the room was right in front of a generator which was extremely noisy at night. the overall construction is quite old, so whenever the people in the room above walked around I could hear them very loudly, as if they were in the room. unfortunately I couldn’t sleep at all during the stay, and I suspect also my neighbours were unable to sleep due to the noise. the baths inside the hotel were ok, although I was expecting a slightly more well-maintained area. in the morning the baths were not cold for some reason. overall I would probably not visit this property again as a solo traveller, although it may be nice if you can get a room on the second floor facing the river.

beautiful traditional ryokan with great private and public baths. friendly and helpful staff.

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You get access to an indoor bath and family bath within the ryokan. The outdoor bath is with another ryokan but very beautifully set-up.

the location is perfect. the food is very Japanese traditional, so it’s an experience. You can visit the indoor onsen and the open air onsen is nearby at another location

the staff doesn’t speak English not understand. so communication is a bit difficult however they are very kind.

This was one of the few places that allowed for solo traveller's. Appreciated the quality of the room itself and the dining experience was different (they have a large dinning room with each room portioned out so you are still private). The outdoor onsen was at another location but I found it refreshing to go out for a walk in the winter to get there and back. The outdoor onsen they gave us access to was also pretty good.