"Love everything here"

"Hyvin mukavaa"

"Tiibetin reunan syvällä metsässä hotellirakennus on luotu mestariksi, erittäin kaunis. Ympärillä ei ole mitään hyvää ja hotellilla ei ole mitään toimintaa tarjottavana. Palvelu on edullinen ja englantilainen palveluhenkilöstö. Voit lähettää ilmaiseksi lähistöllä sijaitsevalle valkoiselle lumikivelle ja hiihtää kaupungin. Lämmintä vettä on hyvin makuton, huone on säännöllisesti lyhyt. Ehdollinen illallinen on naudan kanssa, mutta meille on liian öljyinen, hyvin painokas, hienovaraisuus ja ravintolapalvelun nopeus voidaan vielä parantaa."

"Henkilöstöpalvelu on hyvä, mutta englanti ei ole korkea, mutta se on edelleen valmis kommunikoimaan puhelimen kääntämällä ja yrittämään auttaa. Vuoden 2024 alussa makaaminen, joka johtuu talven laskusta, lämpötilasta ja lumi alkoi. Ei ole varmaa, onko lentokoneen sijoituskohteita avoinna, kuten Tiibetin puun jää, Tiibetin hiihtokenttä ja Keski-Ajoneuvoasema.Työntekijöiden ei pidä väsyä korvaamaan verkkosivuilla ja soittamaan puheluja, jotta voimme käyttää hyvää matka-aikaa."

"My wife and I stayed in the villa for two nights. Overall, the atmosphere was great and we were able to experience something out of the ordinary. The villa's open-air bath, filled with natural hot spring water, is charmingly carved out of a large rock. It was spacious enough to stretch out and enjoy a luxurious stay. The washing area was separated by a door, making it easy to stay warm, and I really appreciated the thoughtfulness, even in the cold season. And above all, since our room had its own open-air bath, being able to use it whenever I wanted felt incredibly luxurious. For dinner, we chose the yakiniku plan, which included a Zao beef platter, which we enjoyed grilling over charcoal to perfection. The breakfast menu was also very varied and satisfying. I ended up overeating. This is definitely the perfect inn for an extraordinary experience. Thank you for the wonderful memories."

"Suuret näkymät"

"Although the reception staff at Zao no Mori Club didn't understand much English, they were sincere and polite and it wasn't difficult to communicate with them. The hotel is located in the mountains with a very quiet and beautiful environment. However, after taking a bus from Sendai Station to Togatta Onsen Station, there were no taxis in the town because it was a small town and it was Saturday. Later, a Japanese man with a ram led the way. He led a group of 8 of us and pushed the luggage boxes across the mountain and walked for about 45 minutes to get to the hotel. If the hotel could rearrange a toll car to pick us up from Sendai Station, we would definitely be happy to visit again."

"The room is so big and nice view"

"We stayed at Sansatei for 3 nights in a standard Japanese-style room. I had booked an Upper room (floors go up to 6) so I wasn’t impressed that my room type was switched without asking me first - however it turned out that we loved our 3rd floor room. Rooms are very basic with little to no amenities in the room. However the view is astounding - there’s a seating area with large window overlooking the Matsu river and the mountains. Rooms had real tatami mats and shoji screens. We loved the thick cotton ukatas with a kokeshi design. There is no central A/C or heat at this hotel so when the weather was cold, so were the hallways outside our room, and our seating area by the window. However the heating unit in the room was very efficient so we weren’t cold. Bedding was a thin futon on top of a foam layer and a beanbag-style pillow that took some getting used to. The primary reason for the 3* (Average) review is that this hotel is very much in need of investment. The hallway carpets are worn out, the windows are all single-paned and let in cold air, and the onsen windows were all covered in clear plastic, so there was no nice view that you expect in an onsen. The onsen has a women’s side and a men’s side. The women’s side has tons of bathing stations, a very large rectangular indoor pool, smaller round indoor pool, and an outdoor pool. Normally I love the outdoor onsen, but this one was not well cared for and the only view was of construction materials. There are Pola body soap, shampoo and conditioner and several stations with different brands of hairdryers. The onsen itself (ignoring the view) was very nice. Despite the aging condition of the hotel, we very much enjoyed ourselves here. The location, right in the charming little town of Togatta Onsen, and right on the Matsu River, is amazing. It was also one of the few ryokans in the immediate area which allowed us to book a no-meals option."