This place was the highlight of our trip to japan. We stayed in the most expensive room cathegory and the room where large. The old indoor onsen was very nice as well as the new onsen. The location is very secluded. The food was also very good. More

We stayed only one night it was enough to give you that whole ryokan experience. We had a very comfortable relaxing room (category B), great service (one sweet young woman took care of us from calling us for our meals to serving us), amazing food (dinner and breakfast) and the location was just perfect. A river running through it.. nice... More

I have been to Japan many times and have been to modern Onsens but never to a traditional one in the countryside. At Y17,000 p.p. (inc dinner & breakfast), Chojukan is not cheap. The room I had was fairly large with inner chamber for sleeping and sitting and outer room with small sink, two chairs and a table overlooking the... More

We spent one weekend in the Houshi Onsen Chojukan ryokan and it was great. The staff is very kind, helpful and efficient. The communication with them was easy, even if they don't speak english very well. The house is beautiful. Our room was spacious, with a small vestibule, a airy main room, a veranda and private toilets (unusual in traditional... More

I would tell everyone who goes to Tokyo for the first or fourth or fortieth time that they need a couple of days in the mountains to wash the city off of them and come back refreshed. I would further tell them that they should go to Hoshi Onsen for the ease of getting there, for the "authenticity" of the... More

Chojukan is a traditional Japanese style ryokan. Quiet location with sound of river. We loved everything here, building, rooms, onsen, food was perfect, but price is reasonable. We will definetely come back here again! More