Taishoya

This was one of the best Ryokan I’ve ever stayed at.I felt more comfortable here than at Accommodations that cost more than twice as much.It was my first time visiting Ureshino Onsen, and the silky, slightly thick water felt wonderful.There were two large public baths—one for overnight guests only and one for day-use visitors only—and I especially liked the latter because it was so spacious.There are too many great points to list, but this is definitely one Accommodation I want to visit again.I want to praise it endlessly, but I also want to keep it a secret—if it gets too popular and I can’t make a Reservation, that would be a problem…

I stayed in Ureshino Onsen with my elderly mother.The Onsen felt wonderfully open and spacious, and we were able to relax at ease. The water quality was excellent—truly what you’d expect from Ureshino Onsen. Right after soaking, my skin felt silky smooth, and my mother was delighted as well.Every meal had a gentle flavor, and you could tell each dish was carefully prepared. We were very satisfied.Above all, we were deeply moved by the warm hospitality of everyone at the Ryokan. While the Facility does show its age, the thoughtful attention and kind words made us feel genuine human warmth again. With services becoming more automated through the internet and AI—convenient but sometimes impersonal—it meant a lot to experience Japan’s heartfelt hospitality.It became a wonderful memory for our special trip together. We would love to return again.