Mashikokan Satoyama Resort Hotel, Mashiko

I had a truly wonderful stay at this hotel located in the beautiful countryside. The room was spacious with traditional tatami mats and authentic futon beds, which made for a unique experience. The staff were incredibly accommodating, going out of their way to ensure we had what we needed. However, keep in mind that the dining options were entirely traditional Japanese, which might not suit everyone's tastes, especially for vegetarians. Overall, a fantastic retreat but with limited dining flexibility.

I had a wonderful stay at this hotel nestled in the peaceful countryside. The traditional Japanese room with tatami mats was spacious and beautifully arranged, and the unique outdoor hot tub was a highlight. The dining experience offered exquisite Japanese cuisine, although my vegetarian husband had some challenges with the menu. Overall, the staff's attentiveness made our stay enjoyable, but it would have been nice to have more food options. Getting to the hotel was a bit tricky since it was a little far from the town center, but the serene atmosphere was worth it.

I had an amazing experience at this hotel surrounded by beautiful countryside. The traditional Japanese room was spacious and comfortable, and the staff were incredibly accommodating. The dining was a highlight with beautifully presented traditional meals, though options are limited for those not accustomed to Japanese cuisine. I enjoyed the soothing hot tub and onsen facilities, although the separate bathing areas for men and women were a bit inconvenient for us. Overall, it's a fantastic place for a unique cultural experience.

I had a delightful stay at this hotel, which is beautifully nestled in the countryside. The traditional Japanese room was spacious and comfortable, and I especially loved the outdoor hot tub. The dining experience was a true journey into Japanese cuisine, although it might be a bit challenging for vegetarians. The town of Mashiko is charming and offers unique pottery experiences, making it a pleasant visit despite missing the pottery festival by just a couple of days.

I had a wonderful stay at the hotel, beautifully nestled in the countryside. The traditional Japanese room was spacious and comfortable, complete with tatami mats. The outdoor hot tub was a delightful touch! However, the dining options might not suit everyone, especially if you're a vegetarian, as the meals were not very varied. Overall, it’s a fantastic experience for those looking to immerse themselves in traditional Japanese culture.