"The hotel is nice, but they don't provide bottled water in the rooms. There's coffee available in the lobby. The breakfast is good, and the location is excellent. I recommend it, but most people who come here are on business trips."

"This place is really in a remote location. Even when you walk to the street, it's very quiet. It takes about 10 minutes to find a Rosun convenience store. Sigh! If you want to stay at a Toyoko Inn, you should choose a larger city center; the value for money will be better!"

"I've stayed here before, but it's been a while since my last stay due to a business trip. The room wasn't small and the bedside was spacious, so I was able to rest comfortably. The breakfast buffet had just the right amount of menu items, not too many, but if I had to say something, it was disappointing that my favorite curry wasn't available. The large public bath on the top floor was also neat and comfortable, and I thoroughly enjoyed it both in the evening and in the morning. I was also happy to have a free massage chair. It's good value for money, so I'd like to stay again."

"The place I've been longing to visit is finally here! Opposite the hotel is the famous cherry blossom viewing spot Kitakami Tenshochi, and the hotel room can see the beautiful scenery of the cherry blossom forest opposite! The hotel is a bit old, but the price is very cost-effective during the cherry blossom season"

"Away from the city, in the middle of nature, it is a wonderful location where families, friends, and couples can relax and enjoy themselves. We created memories that make us want to return. Thank you very much!"

"Shoes were taken off at the door and the hotel has a policy of ‘socks or bare feet’, which was fine by us. Socks were supplied in the room, if you didn’t want to wear your own. The hotel is a bit of a maze but we were guided personally to our rooms, and staff made sure that we had everything that we needed. The room was a new experience for us, with tatami mats set up with a table and chairs when we arrived and then converted for sleeping with futon mattresses. Unfortunately, I’m rather taller than your average ryokan guest and so spilled over the edges of the mattress. The small pillows (filled with buckwheat?) were also a bit of a challenge. Facilities in the room include a sink and a toilet but no shower. This is zero problem because there is a huge choice of different onsens, all of which are excellent. Traditional dinners and breakfasts were served in the dining room; huge feasts of small dishes, all beautifully presented. I suspect that I made many gaffs in the manner in which I ate everything but I thoroughly enjoyed it all. We also very much enjoyed the cultural dance show, and making use of the karaoke room! Thank you to all the staff who made us all feel so special and introduced us (gently) to the ryokan concept."

"The hotel is conveniently located in the city center, with many restaurants nearby, including yakiniku (grilled meat), ramen shops, and izakayas (Japanese pubs). The hotel has parking, but it's not free. There's a rooftop hot spring bath, but unfortunately, it's only for male guests on weekdays (Monday to Friday). Female guests can only use it during specific times on Saturdays and Sundays."

"Room size is great, and location is easily accessible. Breakfast tastes great with a wide spread. Will try to rebook this hotel if I come back another time."

"The price was cheap but the comfort was satisfactory. The soba restaurant on the first floor of the hotel was cheap and delicious, and the breakfast was surprisingly cheap but very delicious."