Miyama Sansou Bewertungen

This Kyushu self-drive trip was incredibly packed with experiences. We stayed at three different hot spring resorts along the way, and I'll introduce them one by one. Before heading up to Mt. Aso, I'd recommend spending a night at the Kurokawa Onsen area to really relax and unwind at the hot springs before continuing on your jam-packed itinerary. There are tons of ryokans to choose from in Kurokawa, and this time we picked a more remote one located up in the mountains called "Yamamizuki Bettei Miyama Sansou". With only a handful of rooms, it provides a wonderfully serene and peaceful stay. The Japanese-style and Western-style accommodation package with 1 night and 2 meals comes out to about 34,000 yen per person. The service, food quality, and overall resort standards are all absolutely top-notch. Highly recommended! ✨Check-in✨ The check-in process was very smooth. After completing check-in, the staff even drove us to our accommodation in a golf cart - a really fun experience! ✨Japanese-Style Room✨ Our room was a standalone cottage with two separate spaces, occupying a huge area with excellent layout. The room has both Japanese and Western-style elements, with a very comfortable Japanese-style living room. The room has a huge private onsen, surrounded by a private Japanese garden for maximum privacy. We could take a stroll in the garden and enjoy coffee while admiring the river views in the morning. ✨Kaiseki Dinner✨ The seasonal ingredients used in the multi-course kaiseki dinner were beautifully presented and delicious. The highlight was the perfectly-cooked wagyu beef, with the fat evenly distributed and seared to a medium-rare perfection that just melts in your mouth. They also have a great selection of Japanese sake at reasonable prices - we enjoyed a couple of small cups. ✨Japanese Breakfast✨ Breakfast was a pleasant surprise! Instead of the usual buffet-style spread, it was a carefully curated set menu. The delicately steamed seasonal vegetables were incredibly sweet and tasty, accompanied by Japanese rice and other side dishes - a wonderfully nourishing start to the day. P.S. The resort is located deep in the mountains, so I'd recommend it for self-driving travelers. Just be very careful driving on the mountain roads, and try to arrive before sunset.