Shogawa Onsen Furyu Midou Zashiki Yumetsuzuri

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• Il0veItaly

  18 mayo 2015
  Middle of nowhere

  We've decided to stay at this ryokan after staying at the 2 modern hotels in Hokuriku area. Looking at their web site, it looked like nice river view rooms with half outside bath. We've communicated with ryokan several times before the arrival with our requests, such as..requesting Non Smoking room, meals etc. their response was very pleasant. After long train ride, we were welcomed by a van from the ryokan. Everyone welcomed us when we arrive. However, our room smelled like smoke and worst was my Futon (Cover) smelled so strong, I woke up middle of the night . At around 4 AM, we were woken by loud siren from the dam located front of the ryokan, releasing water. By the way, you can see this dam from your room. Meals were OK, nothing special. But room was spacy and nice bath (Not natural onsen though) Location was middle of nowhere. We don't think we will ever go back here again. Don't think it's worth it.

  

• LimKahChuan

  22 febrero 2016
  First stay in toyama

  We had our first night here in toyama. You will just come here for onsen. We had a great dinner of crabs. And it was snowing. The view of snowing illuminated by the building lights was just awesome. You can also order beers to your room.

  

• C K

  02 mayo 2017
  Pricey but nice

  Everything in this onsen hotel looked nice and clean. You could feel it the minute you walk in. Their food was excellent too. Their outdoor onsen, though not large, is nicely set up. The male and female onsens got switched everyday. The only thing to complain was our room (and another friend's room) had residue smell of cigarette smoke.

  

• John A

  10 diciembre 2019
  Top Class Ryokan in a Beautiful Location

  We rather reluctantly decided to stay at Yumetsuzuri as it was midway from where we were staying and where we wanted to go. We decided to spend one night only here, partly because we could not obtain a room with a private bath with hot spring water, and partly because the ryokan only offered a buffet breakfast. We have to admit when we made a judgement error -- we should have stayed three nights, not one night. The ryokan is elegant and very well maintained -- so clean and with very pleasing lighting and design. Our room was spacious and comfortable, and on a cold autumn evening, we really enjoyed the special heater for our feet under the table in our room. Moreover, the room did have a beautiful bath -- not spring water, but hot water, in a cedar tub, which was full and warm and inviting. For purists who want a hot spring bath, true onsen, we opted to use the family bath. The ryokan provides two family baths (one smaller and more intimate) and one a bit larger, as well as the normal public baths. The family bath was excellent, clean, and all the amenities were provided. We could not have been happier. The food was also wonderful. For dinner, served in our room, our waitress was most knowledgeable about each course and how it was prepared. She served us course by course, so our dinner dishes did not get cold. We were not rushed in the least. Breakfast, served "viking style," was in the main dining room. We usually avoid buffets, but this breakfast buffet was excellent -- everything was kept very clean, the dishes which were supposed to be hot, were hot; those that were supposed to be cold, were cold. We could not have been more pleasantly surprised. Most certainly, we will return. The ryokan sits at the mouth of a canyon, which we wish to explore, and there is a water park just next to the ryokan which we also want to visit. As we left the ryokan, we took a winding, cliff-hanging road over the mountains -- the views were super special -- fall colors and white mountains all around!

  

• canontnia

  10 enero 2020
  Japanese quiet elegance throughout

  This is a wonderful ryokan. You are met with quiet courtesy and shown to your room where a cup of tea is prepared for you by the host. The room is large with various sizes of yukatas and happi coats available. The furniture and style of the room is Japanese modern in an array of beige - all meant to relax you after a busy day touring. A wood tub is available for those who don't wish to use the onsen. Of the various ryokans we visited this was possibly the most quietly elegant (mind you, befitting the price!). We enjoyed dinner here and it was, as always in a ryokan, an artistic splendour: food beautifully prepared and presented. As dish arrived after dish arrived it was difficult to put the camera down and enjoy the various flavours of each. Not least, we thoroughly enjoyed the onsen using it twice a day, early in the morning and late at night after our touring. Again it was clean, modern, with several baths inside and out depending on your water temperature tolerance. All in all a wonderful and complete traditional Japanese experience not to be missed.