Hotels near Obuse Museum Nakajima Chinami Hall

"Very accommodating. Explained how the stay would function given it is a ryokan and not a typical hotel. Onsen facilities were beautiful and well kept. Staff is extremely friendly and personable. "

"Amazing old place, old japenese style, the hosts were very helpful, the food is delicious and there is an onsen included."

"Amazing place! Loved the kaiseki and on site onsen experience "

"We stayed at Ichinoyu Katei for one night and had an excellent experience. Futons were very comfortable, the breakfast in the morning was in the traditional Japanese style. There are two areas on the upper floor (gender-separated) with two hot baths, one indoors and one outdoors in each area. We were given the key to visit the town's public baths. The staff were very friendly and took care of us. They do speak sufficient English. Would definitely stay again."

"We loved it there. This town is about a 15 minute walk to Shu "

"I had the best shower and bath of my life there, there's a lot of water pressure and very hot, next to the shower is the onsen bath open all night. The staff was a friendly and attentive the installations are beautiful. They Give you are Yukata that you can wear around town to get into the onsens. I made a reservation for the Japanese style breakfast and it was delicious they serve you Tamago Onsen. Would stay again. Lovely."

"Cant miss the breakfast buffet"

"Friendly staff and beautiful japanese traditional room. "

"Staff was really nice helpful"

"Lovely staff, easy check in, great location next to station, highly recommend :)"

"Clean, comfortable hotel in an ideal location. The breakfast buffet includes a lot of traditional Japanese dishes and is just outstanding. "

"Loved it! Authentic and comfortable. Great location. Great hosts! "

"お料理が本当に美味しくて、地のお野菜、果物も楽しめて最高でした！ オーナーご夫妻もとても良い方で、ワンちゃんもお利口さんで可愛くて、癒されました。ありがとうございました！"

"Uotoshi is remarkable value for money and is also unique. The owner is very welcoming with great English. The Ryokan is older and somewhat rundown but it is also a community hub that has sing along classes for local kids (Rudolph the red nose reindeer in Japanese is awesome) and have fun with English nights. There is a Kyudo (Japanese archery) range behind the Ryokan which has classes taught by the owner as well as area competitions. Breakfast was varied and very tasty. I thoroughly enjoyed...