Ryokans in Nasu

Dinner was amazing! Breakfast was good, but not as amazing as dinner. Staff were so accommodating with our requests and changes. Our waitress at dinner and breakfast was LOVELY!

A special place that gave us a unique Japanese experience. Service was beyond words. I travel quite a lot and have never seen such hospitality. Each meal was special and unbelievably beautifully presented. We’ve tasted things that didn’t know existed. We had a room with a private onsen. It’s a bit pricey, but worth it if you already made it all the way there. The room was simple but very clean and comfortable. The public onsen is also nice, especially the outdoor pool.

The Japanese style breakfast/dinner is full and taste good! Also, there is some screens setup among different guests in the dinning room, so we have privacy when having breakfast and dinner.

Service provided for activities available for the property. Bakery and venders in the morning were nice.

The vibe , food , hospitality, the room , bath

I was originally interested in this hotel because I read that the Onsen had a Museum full of Kishio Suga's work. I had been following this amazing Japanese artist for a number of years... so that fact was a deciding factor for me. But, the Onsen, the staff, the care that we felt they put into everything they did, the atmosphere of the place, the gardens also designed by Kishio Suga, the delightful guests we had the pleasure of meeting, our room and the food we were served - and let's not forget the tour of the museum! - made me love this place. Itamuro Onsen Daikokuya has history. Someone told us that the Onsen was 500 years old. Most of the Japanese guests we met there went to purely relax. The kind and capable staff take amazing care of all the guests: A Japanese friend in Tokyo told me I should celebrate the Winter Solstice while I was in Nasushiobara. She explained that on that one day, it had always been traditionally celebrated by putting YUZU fruit in Japanese baths and eating something made of pumpkin. I asked the hotel about all this. I really don't think it was part of their plan... but, they did it all: the YUZU in the baths and the specially prepared Pumpkin desserts. It was all to please us, their guests, and make sure our stay was perfect. I was so grateful and felt so pampered and happy. I enjoyed that fruit in the Japanese bath more than you can imagine. So, If you want to relax in a beautiful Onsen with history, go see great art at the. Suga museum, to have a beautiful experience,and be pampered in a very Japanese sort of way...you must come to Itamuro Onsen Daikokuya.

Staying in the holiday home was a truly amazing experience. The house is new, and contains everything we needed for a relaxing stay. The private onsen can be adjusted to your liking.

Dinner and breakfast was excellent.