Yukyo no Hibiki Yusai

Akarikoji (灯小路) Japanese-Western rooms (9, 12 or 14 tatami plus a twin bedroom, 30–37㎡)

Modern Japanese rooms in the Akarikoji wing, with a separate twin bedroom, a shower booth and a balcony facing the stream and bamboo. A September 2025 blogger liked the two washbasins and the bamboo outside. A blogger writing in December 2025 found the 14-mat room (No. 218) almost too big for two, and an October 2026 guest sat on the balcony listening to the river. The Junior Suite (80㎡, 10 tatami plus four beds, up to seven people) is the largest room and drew praise from families in June and October 2026.

Special rooms Yamamomiji (山紅葉) and Yamazakura (山桜) with a private open-air bath (38㎡, 14 + 8 tatami)

The only rooms with their own outdoor tub, in hinoki (Yamamomiji) or stone (Yamazakura), for two to five people on futons. A September 2026 birthday stay in Yamamomiji found handwritten staff messages, free fridge drinks and a thick mattress. The catches: the same guest worried that a window across the way could see into the bath through a thin blind, and another September 2026 guest found the room musty, the water flow weak and the lighting dim. The inn doesn't say whether these baths use spring water.

Main-building (本館) Japanese rooms with beds (6, 8 or 10 tatami, 10–18㎡) and the Akarikoji Western twin (18㎡)

The cheapest rooms, and the ones most often mentioned in complaints. They have a toilet but no bath, and the bed rooms and the Western twin can't take children sharing a bed. In 2026, guests in these rooms reported a smell that led to a room change (September), machine noise from outside (September) and a broken shower (April). Across the inn, 2026 guests also mention few power outlets and weak hair dryers, and one June guest arrived to a power cut and a washbasin with no hot water. Several found them dated but clean. An April 2026 blogger in an 8-mat bed room called it simple, clean and big enough for two.