Các đánh giá Kurokawa Onsen Oyado Noshiyu

When we checked in, we were greeted and served with a welcome dessert and Japanese tea. The room was big in Japanese context with a split-level design and a courtyard. The room has all the amenities you would expect. We liked the settings of the "talking room", in which light music was played in the background. There are also coffee and tea available in the "talking room". Breakfast and dinner were truly delicious. Perhaps, the only downside is that the size of the onsen hot tub in the room is a bit small.

挺好滴～店家很熱心～還可以到黑川巴士站車站接送～早飯晚飯都不錯～都在同一個單間～按約定時間去就可以了～

酒店服務十分好，食物好吃，庭院景色一流，木結構很古色古香。

員工很熱情！

早飯很好吃 很乾凈

好正，服務員好有禮

Amazing experience in お宿のし湯. The atmosphere is perfect. Room interior design is special and cozy. The food is amazing, especially the corn rice. I will recommend my friends/family this onsen hotel.

I went with my wife and infant son. The staff were extremely accommodating of my young baby and were all so warm and welcoming. We booked a room with a private bath, which made taking care of our baby a lot easier. The overall atmosphere was beautiful and very relaxing. You can also tell that there was a lot of thought and effort put into the meals as well. We had a great time and would highly recommend!

The hotel is very cute with nice staffs and delicious food. The hot spring is also very great which customer could choose the room you like. They would make you have dinner and lunch in a private room which it won’t be bothered by others. It really deserves to stay from 3pm to 11am to enjoy the greatest services from this hotel. The light at night during winter season is also adorable for a short walk after dinner.

A little bit far from hakata or kumamoto. If you use the public traffic, you can call the hotel staff (email is ok) to help to take you to the hotel. The hotel's atmosphere is good and service alao well. There have several free private hot springs. But your room have no bath room and have to go public hot spring to take a bath. It might be inconvenient.

A beautiful inn in the heart of Kurokawa Onsen, just steps away from the shops and the Information Center. The grounds are beautifully appointed, and the selection of private chartered baths is wonderful. The public baths are spacious and comfortable. The atmosphere is quiet and elegant, so if you are looking for something more casual this may not be the place for you; but if you want a luxury experience this is it.

It’s not a luxury ryokan and there’s only a few pictures and little info about the room. I don’t know what to expect but the photos taken by other guests around the property were truly beautiful. I stayed in the room “Shion” and it was one of the five (?) rooms that contained an en-suite bathroom. It looked like a dated traditional Japanese room in the hotel’s website, though I know that this ryokan was actually built and opened in the 90s, not an old property at all. It was located next to the nicely decorated coffee room, vending machines and close to the reception area. Dining place was just a little further. All connected under one roof. This is very important for us since it was rainy on the day we checked in. I was satisfied with the room’s decor. The room was more spacious than expected. Clean, cozy with a lovely scent of tea in the air. The in-room foot bath unique to this room was a nice touch and it was more convenient than those Kotatsu-style foot bath. We enjoyed it very much. The irori was not fired with charcoal but was covered. The arrangement is good since the charcoal fired hearth will make the room stuffy. I usually don’t like sleeping on tatami, but I slept soundly that night with the fluffy futon . Also I don’t hear any noise from the neighboring room or the traffic outside. This is not a top-tiered ryokan. You may well be aware that the number, size and quality of the towels provided cannot compare to those luxurious properties. There was no free mini-bar but just vending machines. The in-room rock bath was small and rough. There’s no butler, of course. If you have problem adjusting the temperature of your bath, you have to tell them before dinner. Dinner time is fixed at 1800 and you will certainly see other guests when you step out of your room. Nevertheless, our stay was comfortable. Staffs were polite and hospitable. The room was equipped with good heating devices, a fully automated toilet, a powerful hairdryer, and some good quality skincare, hair & body wash, which I wanted to buy. I was pleasantly surprised by these. The public and private baths were located in another side of the main building, where you need to pass through an outdoor moss-covered courtyard. We didn’t go to the public open-air bath but had checked out the private indoor baths, they’re rustic, just a bath & without any other facilities but looked interesting. Meals were served in a private room in the restaurant. It didn’t come with horse sashimi, crab, lobster or other sumptuous ingredients but it tasted good. The add-on premium Akashi beef, however, was not impressive. I decided to stay at a ryokan near the Kawabata street just because of the Yu Akari. However it turned out to be a very good experience though I still didn’t like to bump into other guests during my stay. Oyado Nishiyu is a great choice and the property has done a good job making their guests comfortable.

Oyado Noshiyu is an old Japanese ryokan located in the Kurokawa onsen region. It’s a short walk into a small village with cozy restaurants, and shops. The ryokan is well established and has both indoor and outdoor baths. Our room was clean and well maintained with AC, television, good wifi, toilet, shower and bath as well as foot bath. Sleeping arrangements are futons on tatami. Very quiet, especially at night. Great Japanese breakfast served at 8:15 am and dinner at 6 pm. Dining is in separate rooms and the servers are very attentive. Food quality is good and omikase style. There’s a very cozy bar on the second floor of the dining area and it’s a pleasant place to visit for a drink before or after dinner. We spent our days visiting the village and enjoying the baths. Staff are very welcoming and focused on making guests comfortable. Noshiyu is a wonderful place to stay and unwind.

Staffs are very welcoming and friendly. Feels great to stay at this hotel.