Yufuin Kaze no Mori

The hotel offers private hot springs, a cozy ambiance, and authentic local experiences. Guests can also enjoy a lovely and helpful staff, good atmosphere, and a peaceful environment.

Some guests found the taste of the food to be okay, and others mentioned that the taste of the food was not as good as expected. Additionally, a few guests experienced issues with the service and the taste of the food.

The hotel provides lovely, tasty, and varied fresh food for dinner and breakfast. However, some guests found it challenging to understand the menu as it was all in Japanese. Additionally, there were separate kids' meals prepared, and the hotel offers free drinks in the room.

The hotel provides private indoor and outdoor hot springs, spacious rooms, and a tranquil atmosphere. Additionally, guests can enjoy free drinks in the room and a hair curler/straightener provided in the room.

The staff are described as polite, helpful, and friendly, and they try their best to accommodate guests' requests. However, some guests mentioned that not all staff members were nice and that one particular staff member was not quite polite.

Several guests mentioned that the views from the rooms were spectacular. Opting for a room with a balcony facing the fountain comes highly recommended.

Guests advised reserving dinner and breakfast in advance to ensure availability and avoid any inconvenience.

The hotel offers a free shuttle service from Yufuin station, making it convenient for guests to reach the hotel without the need for a taxi.

Some guests found the rooms to be spacious and comfortable, while others mentioned that the rooms were cozy but wide enough for a small family. Consider your space requirements when booking.

Many guests enjoyed the private onsen facilities in the rooms. If this is a priority for you, ensure that your room includes this feature.

Some guests experienced difficulty communicating with the staff due to language barriers. It may be helpful to have key phrases in Japanese or use translation apps to facilitate communication.

Guests recommended bringing mosquito spray, especially if planning to spend time outdoors or in the garden area.

February is considered the high season, so if you prefer a quieter experience, it may be best to avoid this time.

Some guests found it challenging to understand the Japanese menus. Consider asking for English translations or recommendations from the staff.

A few guests mentioned encountering cobwebs, mosquitoes, and even a cockroach in their rooms. It may be advisable to check the room upon arrival and notify the staff of any concerns.