Hotels mit Transferservice in Yufu

Err hello? This is one of the best boutique hotels I’ve ever been to. The staff were just amazingly nice, given me the full Japanese hospitality treatment. Limitless alcohol and drinks plus donuts in the morning for no extra charge. Facilities are well-kept and clean. The onsite onsen is top quality. And the property is located uphill overlooking the town. Honestly just highly recommend.

It is about 10-15 min walk from Yufuin train station to the Ryokan. If you have large luggages, it will be good to call for a taxi, otherwise, it is manageable! We were warmly welcomed by reception staff. They were quick to receive us and took care of our luggages as we were checking in. A tour around the ryokan was also given to us by a staff, Erika-san who took care of us for our 2 nights stay. The room, bathroom and baths were clean and comfortable. Sleep wear was provided and to top up the experience, they also provided Yukatas and footwear for going out. Also, besides providing the showering gels, the vanity table even included some facial and hair lotion. Breakfast was sumptuous and yummy and we had a private room to ourselves. Erika kindly explained to us the dishes in English and offered us with photo taking for memories. (Don’t have to feel awkward requesting). Also, contrary to some reviews, dinner was also splendid and tastes were just right. Ingredients were fresh as well! Worth the dollars and cents! If you are looking at a hot bath, this ryokan has got 3 private baths (2 outdoor and 1 indoor) and 2 public baths (1 for men and 1 for women). Went for the private bath and it felt like it was our own sanctuary as we were undisturbed and were given a time limit of 1 hour 40 min. There were a few staff who are seen around from time to time and they are always polite and helpful. Can’t emphasize enough on their service! A place I will come back to in future!

Mein Freund & Ich blieb in der Berg のホテル ima (Yama no Hotel Musouen) Mitte März 2023. Von Nahrungsmitteln bis zum Zimmerservice war alles perfekt. Das servierte Nahrungsmittel wurde mit solcher Eleganz platziert und geschmackvoll. Der Außenwärmevorgang ist atemberaubend mit einem herrlichen Blick auf den Yufu-Berg, der Menschen immer ins Wasser nehmen wollte. Das Personal ist auch sehr willkommen und freundlich. Wir werden sicherlich lieben, wieder zu besuchen. Wir empfehlen das Hotel stark.

Dies ist nicht Ihr typisches ryokan. Die Zimmer sind groß mit einem guten Sitzbereich.. Der Schluckröhre und Dusche hatte so viele Mechanismen, dass es eine Weile dauert, um alle Kontrollen herauszufinden. Jedes Zimmer hat einen großen Blick auf den Yufu-Berg und den Tal. Einige der Zimmer sind kostenlose Stelleinheiten. Service ist groß und das inklusive Abendessen ist hervorragend. Es ist ein typisches japanisches kastaki Abendessen mit zahlreichen Kurse. Frühstück ist ganz japanisch, und sie servieren Reis, Miso-Soße und Fisch. Stellen Sie es auf, wenn Ihr Geschmack 100% westlich ist. Sie können einen schönen Kaffee oder Saft in der Nähe der Lobby haben, wenn Sie Ihr Frühstück beenden. Obwohl sie Ihnen nicht Kaffee mit dem Frühstück servieren. Insgesamt werden Sie mit diesem Ort überglückt.

Da es sich um einen sehr touristischen Ort Rat, vor allem für das We zu buchen. Das Hotel ist komfortabel und in perfektem japanischen Stil und viele Zimmer sehen auf dem Fluss, der Sie also den Lärm entspannen.. An das Hotel ist auch das Restaurant und am letzten Tag unserer Reise haben uns einen sehr angenehmen Obergeschoss und das Essen war superlativ, wie es oft in Japan passiert. Gut die Onnen für Entspannung nach dem trekking auf den Yufuin Berg. Dazu schließt sich die Freude des Landes, die von Touristen und Souvenir-Shops angegriffen, aber auch für die Umgebung zu besuchen. Ich habe alles sehr gefallen, und ich würde in diese Struktur zurückkehren, wo der junge Besitzer übrigens ein wenig Englisch spricht.

We were warmly greeted by staff who helped us with our bags and checked us into the hotel room . We had booked into the twin room . Wow it was huge with a bedroom , dining room as well as a wash basin and toilet . Only letdown was that there was no shower nor bathtub . Another friend had booked the one with private indoor and outdoor onsens and they were beautiful . This hotel had two private onsens that one could use anytime . You hang a “in use” sign on the door each time you use and it was very beautiful . The public bath was also unique and picturesque . Kaiseiki dinner was delicious with wagyu beef . Breakfast was Japanese style and was also delicious . What made the stay special was the Nepalese staff Pathak with his good explanation and his ability to communicate English with us . That made a difference to the stay .

　Der Wohnort im Thombo-Haus ist sehr verwirrend. Natürlich gibt es viele gute Wohnungen. Von denen wir wählen, ist das reichhaltige Landkreisläuferhaus. Die Entscheidung ist die Aussicht von Thombo. Das reichhaltige Landkreisläuferhaus befindet sich im Süden der Thombo-Haus und entspricht dem Rand des Thombo-Haus. Deshalb gibt es keine Wolken am Süden, die Seite ist von der Bügelhalle 々, die Straße des Thomphu-Haus unterhalb der Wolkenhalle ist unnötig. Besonders, im Freien-Pool, steht die Vorderseite von Bügeln und ist ein hervorragender Gast im Vorstellungsgespräch. Ob es sich um ein Gästezimmer oder um einen öffentlichen Raum handelt, ist gut und sauber. Im Hotelrestaurant sind Abendessen und Frühstück sehr lecker, und das Empfangspersonal ist auch sehr zufrieden, nur Leute, die sich gut fühlen.　

The three of us (including Mrs. KI-NRT and her mother) spent the final 2 nights of our Kyushu sojourn at in Yufuin, and through extensive research we settled on Sanso Murata, which appeared to be the most unique and luxurious ryokan in the area. We also chose two rooms that were adjacent to one another - ”Sou” and ”Hou,” due not just for their proximity, but because their design aesthetic was most appealing to us (choose carefully, because each of the 12 rooms have their own unique characteristics, and because guests staying there have the option of having dinner served in their rooms. They appeared to be the most modern and Western in decor and furnishings compared to some of the other rooms, which were more traditional Japanese in look and feel. The property sits up on a small hill above Yufuin's main area (about a 5 minute drive away), which is a plus or minus, depending on what you're looking for. Given that we had our own vehicle and parking space in Yufuin is rather abundant, we felt that it was worth staying in a secluded spot when we weren't out on the town. The ryokan itself is surrounded by various galleries and a few cafes, although it was in a very sleepy part of Yufuin and was devoid of many tourists. This included several that were owned and/or operated by Sanso Murata itself, including Allegro and a Soba noodle restaurant, both that are within a short walking distance from the ryokan entrance. Both the property grounds as well as the immediate vicinity is not particularly picturesque. It's a serene and calming place, but it's neither immaculately manicured nor does it have much character. Rather than exuding luxury in an awe-inspiring way, Sanso Murata makes up for it in its indoor charms. It's neither traditional Japanese nor is it ultra modern, but somewhere in between. However, it does not feel outdated, because it's well maintained and the decor is more by design than a function of its age. Both the ”Hou” and ”Sou” rooms were generously proportioned (155m² and 130m², respectively), and were Maisonette-style, with the bedroom (with two Western style beds as well as one of the two toilets) on the upper floor and the Western living/dining room, a separate Japanese tatami room and the main bathroom, shower room and Onsen bath all on the ground floor. It was tastefully decorated, and with the option to spend time in either the Japanese or Western living rooms, it offers something for everyone's tastes. The Western living room furnishings don't scream ”high end,” but was functional and more than served its purpose. The Onsen (natural hot springs) bath in the room is of the semi open-air variety in that it's technically indoors, but you can slide open the glass doors if you choose to be exposed (somewhat) to the elements. This was a nice option to have, because it was relatively warm when we were there, so it was good have a a breeze flow in from the outside while enjoying the Onsen. So far, so... decent, right? The key to Sanso

Ein zweites Essen, das Abendessen zu essen, das Fleisch zu kochen, sehr gut, die Masse ist klein, alte, kann nicht nötig sein. Die Hotelangestellten sind wirklich sehr enthusiastisch und werden mit der Übersetzung App mit den Gästen kommunizieren. Das Hotel hat keine Hebebühne, das Gepäck wird etwas schwer, aber das Hotelpersonal wird helfen, sehr intim. Warmgemüse, gebratenes Bier, Eisbäume sind kostenlos erhältlich! Die Schale ist hart, das Zimmer hat sehr historische Spuren, aber das Hotel hat gute Wartung. Es ist der Preis, den es verdient.