Moriaki Ryokan

“It's a nice hotel with nice hot spring!”

My trip to Japan was mainly focusing on hot spring. This hotel is hundreds year old with lots of history. Therefore, you will experience the old and traditional cultures here. The most favorite thing I like in this hotel are hot spring, foods and the hospitality. Hot spring in this hotel will make … Mais

My trip to Japan was mainly focusing on hot spring. This hotel is hundreds year old with lots of history. Therefore, you will experience the old and traditional cultures here. The most favorite thing I like in this hotel are hot spring, foods and the hospitality. Hot spring in this hotel will make you feel relieve. Foods here will lead you feel how the local cuisines taste. Last, the hospitality from the owner will let you feel at home. I recommend ppl who visit Shibukawa si should visit here at least once!

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“Quiet and nice hot spring ”

This hotel has a long history as it's shown in appearance of the building but maybe that's why the hospitality of the staffs are so great that you won't be aware how shabby the building is. The location is so nice because the place is so quiet. But it's very near to the sightseeing spot of stone … Mais

This hotel has a long history as it's shown in appearance of the building but maybe that's why the hospitality of the staffs are so great that you won't be aware how shabby the building is. The location is so nice because the place is so quiet. But it's very near to the sightseeing spot of stone stairs. The pure hot spring bath (Japanese style) is available whenever you want during your stay. I would like to visit again.

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“Unique experience!”

Stayed here for 3 days while attending a conference. The rooms as is your typical Japanese room. No bed. Traditional tea making set. There is a small coffee table and two chairs in front the window. Heater available. I stayed in on the 6th floor which was close enough to the lobby (5th Floor) to re… Mais

Stayed here for 3 days while attending a conference. The rooms as is your typical Japanese room. No bed. Traditional tea making set. There is a small coffee table and two chairs in front the window. Heater available. I stayed in on the 6th floor which was close enough to the lobby (5th Floor) to receive adequate Wifi signal for me to surf the internet. When we arrived, someone briefed us on the hotel while we enjoyed a bowl of delicious mushroom tea (I think). Upon checking into the room, a staff would come over to help you with your Yukata. My stay included breakfast, lunch and dinner. Except for lunch, the other meals was a feast indeed. The hotel had both an indoor and outdoor hot bath. The town is not big but you should hike up the hill at the back as the view was absolutely stunning from the lookout.

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“Golden Onsen rico em ferro, excelente vista e comida saborosa”

A localização fica a cerca de metade das escadas de Ikaho, a apenas 3 minutos a pé. O Onsen era bastante grande, com uma banheira ao ar livre com vista para a área. As águas são límpidas, mas quando tocam o oxigênio adquirem uma cor dourada, rica em ferro com aquelas propriedades saudáveis. Há tamb… Mais

A localização fica a cerca de metade das escadas de Ikaho, a apenas 3 minutos a pé. O Onsen era bastante grande, com uma banheira ao ar livre com vista para a área. As águas são límpidas, mas quando tocam o oxigênio adquirem uma cor dourada, rica em ferro com aquelas propriedades saudáveis. Há também outro banho ao ar livre e um grande banho interno com água de fontes termais fluindo pelas rochas. Muito calmante. Homens e mulheres alternam os lados à meia-noite, então não perca um dos banhos. Tivemos um quarto muito bom no 8º andar com camas em estilo ocidental, muito grande entrada, um quarto de tatame com uma vista esplêndida das montanhas Akakgi Renzan. A maior surpresa: a sala tinha um chashitsu completo - sala japonesa para servir chá, completa com seu próprio tokonoma, servidor de água no tatame e uma entrada de apenas um metro de altura (sente-se de joelhos e deslize). Se você solicitar, eles podem organizar uma pequena cerimônia para você! Pegue alguns de seus biscoitos Daruma senbei para um ótimo presente. Para ser honesto, o lado de fora é bastante pobre, quando chegamos eu disse: "No que nos meteu?" O interior é muito limpo e novo para um hotel construído em 1868!

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