Hotels in Sarugakyo Onsen, Minakami

The private onsen in the room is magical and quite big! It was perfect and enabled us to experience Japanese onsens as a family. The views from the room were amazing. The ryokan welcomes children and our son even got his own yokatta

Best house and best host ever! Zack, the host, helped us everything starting from booking a restaurant, contacting ski school and preparing everything in the house. We were surprised when we opened the fridge and found everything is well prepared. (Milk, yogurt, butter, jam, eggs, fruits, ice cream, ice and even a frozen beer glass in the fridge.) Also he prepared rice, noodles, snacks, chocolates, tea, coffee and etc. Everything mentioned is free of charge! Another thing that we like is the dish washing service, the host offer to do the dishes by just put dirty dishes in the service area and they will clean and put it back in the service area later. Although the host lives nearby and helps us a lot, we still feel private and comfortable. Thank you so much Zack, we do appreciated your action! This house has 6 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 4 toilets. Very spacious! We will definitely come back! 10 out of 10! Do not hesitate to book this house!

Such a wonderful stay! The staff was wonderful, the food was incredible and the onsen was so peaceful. I would love to stay there again.

The hosts were amazing!!!! Had my name on the sign as we drove up. I requested to change accommodation because the photo on the app was not what we got (my fault not theirs) they accommodated me with no problem. Recommendations and help to get to where we wanted was given..... I loved this place, so beautiful and peaceful. I also loved the cat..... Thanks you so much.

We arrived as a couple to enjoy a relaxing weekend. The property provided that and more: beautiful views, relaxing onsen, great room.

Tanigawa Valley Lodge and Coffee Roastery was the perfect winter wonderland stay for us. We were lucky enough to arrive during a period of heavy snow and the entire valley was covered in Japan's famous fluffy, white, powdery snow. The lodge provided sleds and snow shoes for fun and exploration. The Tanigawa Valley and Minikami areas also offer several onsen and skiing/snowboarding options. The Tanigawa Valley Lodge was the perfect place to stay to enjoy the areas activities and breathtaking beauty. The owner, Craig, was incredibly helpful, friendly and hospitable. He has great knowledge of and a love for the area. The lodge also employs visiting bakers and baristas. During our stay, Vincent, Daniella and Pavel spoiled us with the tastiest fresh baked goods and coffee, all of which was included in the breakfast. A great way to start your day! Our accommodation was roomy and comfortable. We opted for a traditional Japanese room and slept on comfortable futons. The shared bathroom and shower facilities are clean, modern and well kept. We also spent a lot of time in the common area meeting other guests, playing board games and relaxing. There is parking available on site, if needed. We did not travel with a car, but found the local transportation options to be sufficient for our needs. The local White Valley Ski Resort was within walking distance and uncrowded during our stay. Prices at the resort were also very reasonable. There are also a couple of restaurants nearby, though the closest supermarket and convenience stores are located in Minikami Town. The lodge is easily accessible by train from Tokyo. For us, Tanigawa Valley Lodge was the perfect stay that we would highly recommend to anyone looking for a truly unique experience!

Though we arrived late after attending Fuji Rock festival, the staff were extremely accommodating by waiting for us to check in past midnight. The beds were super comfortable and the room is probably the most meticulously clean room I've ever stayed at in Japan. The property is surrounded by stunning nature and when we checked out we were even given free tomatoes from their farm. I would absolutely recommend this place!

The location was beautiful; directly beside the river so we fell asleep to the sound of water streaming down from higher altitudes. The traditional feel of the Japanese ryokan was perfect.

Beautiful, traditional rooms with simple, beautiful communal areas. The baths were quiet, clean and perfectly maintained.