Yufuin Ryoan Wazanho

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• Ed H

  27 noviembre 2015
  Once in a lifetime onsen ryokan experience

  Stayed one night in mid November 2015 with my family. First time onsen ryokan experience. Very impressed with the location of the ryokan, secluded, private driveway, yet only 6 minutes drive to the town centre. The room is big with its own indoor and outdoor onsens. The outdoor onsen can accommodate comfortably upto 4 persons in a backyard setting environment surrounded by fences. Privacy is guaranteed. The pillow, mattress and blanket of the Japanese beds are very comfortable. The dinner and breakfast provided are good but not excellent. All guests eat in a large dining area with limited privacy given. I had high expectation on the food and ambience. Overall, it was a good stay and a great onsen experience.

  

• milestone21c

  17 mayo 2017
  never better

  !!! every room has its own onsen. you can enjoy it anytime also there is a public onsen in peaceful forest (but you can use it in specific time) provide free pick up & drop off service in yufuin train station so no problem to access great kaiseki! (including dinner& breakfast) definetely worth to staying if someone plan to visit yufuin

  

• Jihu_Lim

  31 agosto 2017
  caml and attractive place

  The room is very clean and staff are friendly. room condition was good but there is no refrige in the room was sad. Jakuji was fine and scenery was charming. dinner service was very excellant. You can experience the attractiveness of Japan in wasanho.

  

• Francis H

  15 noviembre 2017
  Hotel Room with Outdoor Onsen

  Nice environment with very friendly hotel associates. Guest room is clean and tidy. Only 10-minute driving distance to Yunotubogaidou and Kinrin Lake. Food quality is good but a bit rush when serving dishes.

  

• Jaeyeon P

  19 octubre 2018
  Never again. Very not peofessional.

  1)I asked for non raw fish dish since I don't eat raw fish. I got some tofu and konyak instead. If I don't eat anything raw, I expect to get something else cooked instead. Tofu and konyak is for vegan. Not eating raw fish does not necessarily mean that I'm vegan sice I was served several meat dishes later (part of the course meal). Also, tofu and konyak is way cheaper than raw fish (sashimi). I felt cheated. If I had known that I would get something so cheap like that, I would've ordered sashimi anyway and shared that with my family. 2) At breakfast, our male server did not explain the menu, so when a female server without glasses came to our table, we asked what the food was. She got really annoyed and replied, "Did you not hear that???". What kind of attitude was that? Also, all Korean severs made very loud noise when they walked. I know they were busy, but I believe the major benefit and ambience of ryokan is peace and coziness. Dinner was heptic. There was a long break between courses. Also, at breakfast, while the male server was taking the lid off of my mom's soup bowl, he dropped some meat and mushroom on the table. Instead of getting her a new soup, he just rinsed the meat and mushroom and put them back into my mom's bowl. DISGUSTING. I wonder if the servers and the chef would have treated us differently (probably more nicely and respecfully) if we were Japanese or white people. 3) The remotes and the instructions in the massage room were all written in Japanese. If this place is getting so many Korean customers that they have 3 Korean serveres, I suggest change the language to either Korean or English. I thought staying at Ryokan with Korean servers would help me. I was greatly mistaken. I would have been better off going somewhere where therer are only Japanese speaking employees. This place seriously needs to keep their stuff together. I will not stay here ever again.