Rooms in Aso

Great location, free parking, excellent facilities including laundry, food and drink vending machine, and a wonderful communal eating area with microwave, toaster oven, coffee machine. Room looked out toward Mt Aso. Hotel is next to railway station. There are a couple of restuarants and a Lawsons nearby.

Very good food both dinner and breakfast, great staffs in the dinner room, and excellent onsens

The staff was very helpful. I was asking him to call another hotel because I can't speak Japanese.And he is eager to help. Thank you so much. The hotel is very nice, the spa is so huge. Bedroom is wonderful good view even without shower. Recommended.

Onsen in room, Dinner and Breakfast buffet Good Service

This might be my favorite place to stay in Japan! The room had a comfortable bed and a desk area. Outside the room was a community bathroom area. There are several private onsen on the premises that you can use. Sometimes you need to reserve a specific time to use the onsen, but I was there at a time where there were not too many occupants, so I could use the onsen at any time! The staff was very friendly and they offer curry meals for dinner. This hotel is about a 40 minute walk from Aso Station. Highly recommend!

Location is very close to Aso station, staff is very helpful

Nice staff (JP speaking but patient). They went out of their way to serve us local specialities for dinner. Everything perfectly clean and spacious.

The location (next to Aso station) was really convenient - a perfect place to stay if you want to explore the area. The accommodation was cozy and clean, with great washing facilities. There are restaurants and food stores in walking distance. And the view of the mountains all around is amazing. Would definitely recommend to people traveling through Kyushu as a place to rest for a few days!

The Japanese-style room was spacious, clean and comfortable. The property has public hot springs for men and women as well as two private hot springs. Everything you need to enjoy them is provided. The staff is amazingly patient and hospitable. I was greeted warmly upon arrival and provided with a welcome drink and snack. The staff carried my luggage up the stairs to my room. I wish I had spent more than one night here and very much look forward to returning in the future.

We love the rustic original feel of the old house. The hostess was an amazing host with great English .She is very friendly and helpful. The food are delicious with the huge variety of local dishes served. Did not have repeats for the two nights we stayed. Due to snowing, our transport company cancelled our trip, She was very kind help us to solve for transport and her husband sent us to the Aso station .We were very appreciative for their kindness.

Absolutelly great experience. Stylish, wooden ryokan, perfectly clean, with own private and/or public onsen with volcanic hot water. Staff was extremely kind, fdiendly, helpful, and spoke very good english. Views on the caldera were great. Its good to mention that - as other traditional houses in Aso - there is no bathrom in the rooms. People are supposed to wash in the onsen, but shared bathroom is also available. It was not an issue, it is beautiful part of ryokan experience. But it is good to be aware.

Yochi the owner is very kind nd trying to look after us super well. I forgot something, he kindly sent it to me at different town for free. Very impressive

This property is a building split into 2 large modern apartments; we, two couples, booked both of them together. Each apartment has 2 bedrooms and can easily accommodate a family with kids or 2 couples (single bathroom, though). There also a large sitting area, an open kitchen, and a small closed yard/garden in the middle of the building, between the 2 apartments. The private parking was very convenient. It's a self-service property, so all communication with the owner company was online in advance, and the code for entering the apartments (using a keypad-controlled lock) was sent to us in advance after tediously filling in all the info of the guests (including passport copies etc., as required in Japan...)