Kyukamura Nyuto Onsenkyo w Semboku

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  Yie Hou Lee

  :: 10 October 2024 17:46:27

  Quite a sanctuary among the hilly woods - Kyukmura is a lovely hotel (its less a traditional ryokan and more hotel-like) with onsens, modern facilities and seasonal activities without losing the traditional Japanese spirit and hospitality. Kyukamura has 2 indoor onsens, each linked to an outdoor onsens, a nice waiting lounge area, and a small cafe outside the restaurant (one of two places in Nyuto that serves lunch). The breakfast and dinner buffets are quite a spread, and if you are starting to get wearied by often-seen kaiseki served in ryokans, the diversity offered by the buffet is greatly welcomed. One would feel pampered with onsens which are well maintained and equipped, the waters are at the right temperature; in particular one would enjoy the falling snow while soaking in the outdoor bath surrounded by beech trees. The staff are friendly and patient though they do not speak English. Ladies also get to choose their yukata and winter jackets were available for borrowing for personal outdoor activities in the snowy winter when I was there.

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  Violet Chou

  :: 07 January 2024 15:21:37

  Very clean and nice facilities, excellent services. The food is good, too. We had very enjoyable and relaxed two nights here. The onsen shuttle comes every hour. One can stay in this resort and buy the onsen tour booklet to visit the other six onsens in the village, which all have very beautiful outdoor onsen, but the facitilies are rather rough.

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  Na Me

  :: 02 November 2023 14:31:57

  Didn't stay overnight here but visited as a stop of the Nyuto onsen circuit and had a lunch break at its restaurant. Staff members were friendly and the lunch menu was okay but unremarkable. The temperature of its outdoor onsen was on the hot side but it had the best changing area with free lockers for valuables.

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  Siobhan Fahy

  :: 21 November 2022 18:21:41

  It has been a long time dream of mine to visit Nyuto Onsen. I was early and was able to leave my luggage here before enjoying the Yumeguri Pass. There was a hiccup when I returned to check in and they asked for my vaccine pass - I didn't know to bring it as it hasn't been requested in any of my recent hotel stays (Nagasaki and Osaka) and there wasn't any mention of it when I reserved this stay or communicated with them a few days prior to my arrival to confirm. I would happily comply *IF* I was told to bring it with me. The staff then advised me that I would have to pay an extra 5000¥ as a penalty for not having it with me. It was a stressful experience and really put a damper on my impression of the place. Eventually, a kind staff member called Mr Kitajima helped me out and even gave me a coupon to spend at their souvenir shop which I appreciated. Other than that, I enjoyed my stay! The dinner and breakfast buffets were delicious and had plenty to choose from. The stars were the made-to-order tempura station at dinner and the Hinai Jidori pudding at breakfast. The onsen itself has nice amenities and three baths to choose from.

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  Candice S

  :: 30 April 2019 23:41:13

  A rare onsen resort in the area with Western rooms as well as Japanese futon style. The gender separate onsen baths are great, the ladies get two indoor and one outdoor, with views of the tree tops. Excellent value- we paid AUD$160 per person, per night including buffet breakfast and buffet dinner. The buffets are a highlight as they feature traditional as well as regional Japanese fare! Best reached by hiring a car (driving in the area is super easy as there's hardly any traffic), it's a manageable drive to all the attractions in the area like Tazawako lake, Dakigaeri Gorge. The staff speak very little English but are helpful anyway. Loved the Japanese style room with tatami mats and futons, with mountain views. Be aware there is no bathroom (only toilet and sink) in the rooms - showering / washing is done in the communal onsen.