This was a beautiful mountain ryokan with several onsen baths, public and private, including a private wooden tub in the room itself. We were given yukata and tabi socks to wear around the hotel, and treated to a kaiseki dinner and Japanese breakfast with local, traditional ingredients. We loved the shady forest landscape and all of the care put into maintaining this special place.
The facilities are a little bit older, but we expected this when booking, and were delighted by the accommodations! If you are looking for somewhere bright and modern, this is not it. This is a cozy, forested, mossy location.