Sagasawakan

EXCELLENCE! Great location if you'd like to disconnect into the countryside and float in an outdoor hot spring or eat a fabulous and delicious Kaiseki. I had an in-room hot-spring tub that was situated in a small bamboo garden. The rain falling while in the hot waters was an incredible experience. The traditional Japanese sweets were so good! This place was Japanese hospitality at its finest. Highly recommend.

There's not enough stars for this place. I am completely and honestly blown away. I have been MORE and more impressed every hour of our stay. We were first greeted as soon as we got of the bus, and had our luggage carried down to the door. Then we were say down for some tea, as they took our bags to our room. We then again got day down in our room and had all the baths explained. We were even able to reserve a private bath then and there. The rooms are super clean and neat. We received a ton of amenities for our stay and special yukata just for dinner, which ended up being an amazing experience that made us feel like royalty. We had our own private room with a 7 course meal, which for me was insane and my taste buds have never been on a trip like that. Everyone has been so nice and helpful that it blew us away. As we finished our meal and headed back to our room, we were surprised to see that our tatami mats have been made for us and were ready to go. Im blown away by this experience, and i have to say that its been worth every single penny we have spent. I wish i could give this place more stars because it has been the best part of our vacation in Japan. DEFIENTLY RECOMMEND IT.

Awesome experience. Staff was amazing. Everyone was attentive and willing to at least try to accommodate our lack of Japanese. They were even kind enough to give us hand a written menu with our evening meal so we'd know what we were eating. Food was beautifully prepared, delicious and authentic. So authentic you might want to consider western breakfast unless you just love natto and extra slimy squid for breakfast. Just a thought, the full Japanese breakfast was definitely interesting.

It's my understanding that there is a private outdoor bath attached to every ground floor room and the upstairs rooms have nice indoor baths. The shared baths were numerous, clean and beautiful and are all sex segregated though there is a big reservable outdoor bath as well smaller indoor private baths if you want to soak with someone of the opposite sex. The smaller private baths are first come, first serve. Our room (Yumezuki) was western style with two beds and was 100% worth the $500 or whatever we paid for it.

There's also a free shuttle in the morning that leaves to Shizenji train station, or you can take it to Shizenji Onsen and walk around the smaller town before catching the bus to the train station.

This is my favourite ryokan so far in Japan. My husband chose the place and before our trip, I though it will be challenging for us to get to the hotel without a car.
However, it turned out to be relatively easy to get to and was totally worth the effort. They have amazing onsen. The service and food were also impeccable. I stayed for 2 nights and it was definitely one of my fondest memories in Japan.
I'd like to visit again if possible.

One of the nicest ryokan I've been to. It is a bit hard to get to (30 minutes by bus from the nearest station) but it's worth it! Great service, good food, and 5-6 onsen with 3-4 private baths. The outdoor private bath is what I like most about this place. It is spacious and beautiful. Come in late November when the weather starts to get slightly colder and the leaves are red. Stunning.

The rooms are a bit worn, but are clean and well situated. Our traditional style room had a river view, small terrace, and a private outdoor onsen. The rooms come with all the standards a traveller has come to expect and a bit more. Additionally, the facilities are immaculate and clearly carefully maintained. There are several public onsens to explore plus a couple private ones that you can book.

As a vegetarian, I was unsure whether they'd be able to accommodate my dietary restrictions. After some communication mishaps, they were able to create delicious and interesting meals for me. Dinner was a traditional Japanese meal with tofu, veg miso soup, and a slew of other courses. Breakfast was western style with baked goods, yogurt, cereal, omelet, grilled veggies, potato wedges, and more. As a meat eater, my boyfriend was especially happy with wagyu beef, fish, and seafood.

As I already said, the food is delicious and plentiful. Come hungry. The meals are so large that we pretty much passed out after our first dinner (ended around 8pm). We also didn't need lunch the next day after our giant breakfast (even after an hour and a half hike).

Oh, and service is exceptional. If you get the chance, I'd definitely recommend staying here.

Amazing place, spacious, very clean , great Osen, Amazing food, diner and breakfast and a great great service.
Highly Recommended.
Will definitely come back.

Amazing service, great food, and lovely environment. It is well worth the price if you are hesitant. Highly recommend!

This was my second experience with an onsen Ryokan, and it was absolutely top notch. Sagasawakan offers a seemingly secluded escape from the hustle and bustle of Tokyo and the crowds of Kyoto.

The staff were all extremely professional and accommodating from the moment we stepped in all the way through to check out. Even though the bus ride from Shuzenji station was a bit stressful, the Ryokan sent a staff member to greet us at the bus stop (completely unnecessary, but very welcome). The Ryokan staff all speak a small amount of English, with one staff member being completely proficient.

The kaiseki dinner, which was typical of a Ryokan but with a focus on seafood, was served in a beautiful private dining room. On top of all of the service, the Ryokan offered a shuttle service for the return trip to the train station!

Amazingly accommodating staff, the best experience I've had at any hotel. If possible, try to ask for an upstairs room, the view is incredible!

Fantastic food and a wonderful variety of baths. Quiet and beautiful. My family has come here for over 60 years.

Great food, great baths, great rooms. The outdoor baths were amazing during the cold season.

Good service and excellent food. Japanese style room with private outdoor bath.

Nice place, best service

温泉はもちろん、お部屋、食事ともに素晴らしいお宿でした。
スタッフの方も感じが良く、程よい距離感でゆっくり過ごせました。
大浴場や貸切風呂も入りきれないほどあり、温泉好きは絶対満足すると思います。
嵐山というお部屋に宿泊しましたが、部屋の露天風呂も大変広く、寝湯もあり、とても良かったです。
食事は特に素晴らしく、お出汁が良い印象が残りました。今まで宿泊した宿の中でもトップクラスのお味でした!
必ずまた伺いたいと思います。

貸し切り風呂を利用したい人はお宿に到着してすぐに予約するのが良いです。一番風呂に入れます◎
お部屋案内の時におすすめのお風呂を聞いたら「日の出の時間はここのお風呂〜」や「人気があるのは〜」等詳しく教えて頂けて、とても参考になりました。

私は貸し切り風呂に2個入りましたが、やっぱり部屋風呂が最高でした！

ごはんも美味しいです！お腹いっぱい！
残してしまうくらい沢山のお料理を出しているとの事でしたが、美味しいのでお腹が爆発しそうになりながら完食しちゃいました₍ᵔ· ̫·ᵔ₎
比較的若めの私達夫婦でさえお腹いっぱいなのでお年を召した方には多いと思いますが、それがコンセプトのようなので残してしまっても気に病まなくて大丈夫です。

純和風高級旅館です。
職場旅行で利用してから気に入り、その後家族で何度か行きました。
いつ行っても、心安らいで過ごせます。他の宿泊客と顔を合わすことも少なく、静かな館内です

風呂は部屋の露天風呂、貸切風呂、大浴場とたくさんあり、一泊二日だと全部入るのは難しいです。また、貸切風呂は無料です。

食事は個室の食事処ですが、高級食材をふんだんに使った美味しい料理です。どの料理にも一工夫が加えられています。

館内や部屋は少し時代を感じますが、ところどころに生け花が飾られ気持ちが落ち着きます。

沼津インターから距離はありますが、有料道路や自動車専用道路が旅館のすぐ近くまで延び、利用しやすくなりました。

2回目の利用でした。(R5.11)
山あいの静かな温泉旅館。
出迎えて荷物を運んで下さる時、カートでなく籐製の昔の乳母車(と言っていいのかな?)が登場。そんなところにも温かみを感じます。

部屋の露天風呂の他にもお風呂がいくつかあって、予約で貸し切りに出来、別途使用料がかからないのが嬉しいです。平日だったので、時間の許す限り予約して行きましたがまだ全部入りきれていません。また行きたいです。露天風呂の岩場に生えている木々が朝日に照らされてとってもキレイ！リフレッシュできました。

食事もとても美味しいです。器もステキ、飾り付け盛り付け全て良いです。
ただ…私が少食のため、完食したらお腹の調子を壊してしまいました。
食べ残しも勿体無いので是非少なめのコースも用意していただきたいです。
食が細い高齢の方にも喜ばれるのでは？

温泉が良い、と聞いていたので、宿泊しました。
部屋は、露天風呂付きの「嵐山」です。

前評判通り、温泉は非常に良かったです。
部屋のお風呂、大浴場、貸切風呂、いつどこに入っても、温度がちょうどよく、いつまでも入っていられました。
貸切風呂は、部屋の専用端末か、QRコードをスマホで読み込んで予約するのですが、夜22時までしかシステムを使えませんので、翌朝の分も、早めに予約する必要があります。
私はそれに気づくのが遅れて、翌朝分を予約できませんでした・・・

貸切風呂の一つ、蔵の湯は、まるで大浴場のような広さで、一人で使うには、あまりにも贅沢でした。

料理も、夕食も朝食もおいしく、量も十分にあり、満足でした。

ぜひまた行きたい旅館です。

子供連れで利用しましたが、とても快適に過ごせました。食事と客室、お風呂が最高でした。中居さんは淡々としすぎていましたが苦笑、ベル・フロント・ショップの方は温かいサービスでした。