Yumotoya

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From the moment we entered we felt honored and welcomed. The rooms were spacious (if you’ve traveled in Japan you know the rooms are usually small - I’m 6’2” and I felt comfortable and I could even do stretches on the rattan floor.) Great views from windows that open. We opted for breakfast and dinner included. Deeeellicious! -oishii desu! No 2 multi-course meals were the same, other than they were unique and filling! We did not have to get any other meals while in Matsumoto. There are 3 well- equipped onsen with multiple pools of varying temperatures. One onsen was men-only, the second women-only and the third was mixed gender, so my girlfriend and I could relax together. It’s a short walk and quick bus ride to city center. We went for a hike/walk up the hill and saw a firefly-breeding project with a few fireflies! Water available in the lobby. On Sunday night, we were greeted with a youth group randomly playing drums at the local park next door. It was entertaining local culture. Any requests, like ice, was accommodated immediately. We are older, seasoned travelers and this was one of the best expenses we've ever had. HIGHLY RECOMMEND.

施設は少し古いけど、それも味があっていい。 サービスは素晴らしく、ご飯も美味しかった。

Food was excellent and staff were very friendly and helpful, although didn't speak much english. The only downside was the facility was a bit worn -stained carpets, peeling wallpaper, and musty smell

This is out of town, but I’m a sucker for traditional onsen ryokan. This place has aged well, rooms are spacious, there is a private onsen on the top floor for 40min usage, and there are a couple of great restaurants 10mins walking distance around. Lawson out the front. Staff were excellent. Only stayed 1 night but would go back. Great if you have a car.

This is a cute ver traditional ryokan. However it is in dire need of a remodel. Many stains on the carpets and walls, ripped wallpaper, more mold in the baths than I’m comfortable with. The rooms themselves are nice and clean but all the amenities are quite old. Has enough parking for only 3 cars so keep that in mind. Very very friendly staff though, and the food is wonderful! One big problem however is WIFI is only on the 1ST FLOOR! NOWHERE ELSE! So if you want a quiet device free stay, it’s perfect, if you’re low on data, maybe skip this one.

If you’d like to experience an authentic ryokan with onsen and terrific kaiseki dining this place is a good choice. Although the facilities show some wear and tear, overall it’s clean and adequately maintained. The staff ensure guests feel welcomed and taken care of. I would stay again.

This is a very well maintained traditional hot spring inn. The staff was very helpful and friendly. The baths were wonderful after a long day of sightseeing. We opted for the breakfast which was excellent. Highly recommend if you want a taste of traditional Japan. Matsumoto castle was beautiful and we happened to hit a day when there was a local beer festival.

Yumotoya is a little long in the tooth, but still a lovely and comfortable place to lay your head. Staff was helpful and friendly, and the facility is kept clean and tidy, even if it is getting a little old (although we found the Showa Era charm to be part of the appeal). The private Onsen was wonderful, and offers views of the surrounding city and mountains.

A traditional Japanese onsen hotel. Staff are experienced and served with heart. Very nice experience if stay, would definitely recommend to anyone who will travel to this area!!

This ryokan has a rustic feel with its traditional design. The staff are warm and welcoming. The Kaiseki-style breakfast and dinner were sumptuous with a wide spread of traditional Japanese cuisine. Only complaint though is that the wifi access is only available in the lobby area and not in the rooms. Overall, it was an enjoyable experience at Yumotoya. Highly recommended for those looking at traditional ryokan stays in Matsumoto.