"Good size, good public bath. Room is a bit old with weak central air conditioning."

"There were a lot of hot springs and it felt good."

"If you don't drive or speak Japanese, definitely don't choose this place. First of all, it requires online check-in and membership, which is very troublesome! Also, we chose a triple occupancy room, and we had stayed in Shinno before, where there were three separate beds. This place only gives you two 1.4-meter beds, which are not comfortable to sleep in! However, the room is fully equipped!"

"The staff are very professional. I have stayed here before, but not this one. After the epidemic, I will work hard and hope that we will meet again as glorious as before. ."

"Liked it a lot. Traditional japanese dinner and breakfast was super. Traditional rooms also super experience. Onsens bery beautiful in autumn colors. So as part of a japan trip i would include this hotel. Also garden is very pretty. Thanks for super stay!"

"I thought it might be a little late, but I went to see the autumn leaves in Nasu, and since I was there, I decided to stay overnight. So, I stayed at Wellness Forest Nasu. The facility is old, but everything seemed to be kept clean. Scratches and dents were understandable, and it did show a bit of age. Amenity services are labor-saving, so you have to bring what you need from the lobby, as is the current trend, but the amenities themselves were not cheap. I sometimes hurt myself with a shaver at cheap business hotels, but I could have prevented that with a little care (lol). Overall, I had a good impression of the bath (private reservations available), dining room, staff, and cost. I ate out for dinner, so I can't speak for myself, but the breakfast had a wide variety, which was a challenge for my husband, who is a picky eater. Perhaps the timing was good, as I was able to enjoy the private bath and also soak in the large public bath, both indoors and outdoors, to soothe my fatigue. The north wind was strong on the day we stayed, and we parked on the north side of the road, so although we knew this would be difficult, it was still a struggle to remove the dead pine leaves from our car the next morning."

"The hotel features authentic sulfur hot springs and beautiful scenery. Dinner and breakfast are purchased using hotel coupons. Since the hotel doesn't have a restaurant, all food must be heated in the microwave. If you're staying there, consider buying your own food before bringing it to the hotel. We bought some sashimi and ate in our room. The hotel coupons can be used to purchase any food and drinks."

"We stayed here as a family. Although the hotel is relatively new, having only been open for seven years, the lobby, rooms, bathrooms, and restaurant were all very clean and well-maintained. The amenities were excellent, with cleansing oil, face wash, face lotion, and face milk bottles in the room. They were DHC hotel amenities and very pleasant to use. The drinks selection was also extensive, including green tea, roasted green tea, black tea, apple tea, and coffee. The stylish DeLonghi electric kettle was a nice touch. We had Japanese food for both dinner and breakfast, and it was delicious. The restaurant staff were very attentive and we were very satisfied. For dinner, each dish was served in small portions, but there was a wide variety, so women might feel full before dessert arrives. Men with larger appetites might find it a little insufficient; in that case, I recommend having refills of the seasoned rice or noodles from the late-night snack area. The meals included vegetables and fish, making them seem healthy, but for children with picky eating habits, a hotel with a buffet might be a better option. The souvenir shop had a minimal selection of items, including Nasu sweets, jams from Fruit Park Mori no Kaze, alcohol, keychains, and children's toys. As someone who enjoys browsing souvenirs, I found it a little underwhelming, but I suppose the hotel's intention was to allow guests to relax in the hot springs or their rooms, as there are plenty of other shops during sightseeing. The hot springs were convenient; bath towels, face towels, plastic bags for wet towels, and a basket for wet socks were provided in the room. I enjoyed soaking in the indoor and outdoor baths, and various other hot springs. It was a shame that the weather was bad and we couldn't see the stars at night, but that's just luck. After bathing, free ice pops and fruit vinegar drinks were available. I've had disappointing experiences in the past where hotels with good reviews didn't live up to expectations, but this hotel had a calm atmosphere and was truly perfect for adults. I would like to go again."

"Strategic location in Nasu area, the kids love it."