I was very satisfied with the mountain lodge’s facilities. In particular, the Washlet toilets were clean and comfortable. As for the meals, the curry for dinner was great, of course, but the mushroom miso soup for breakfast was absolutely exquisite. The cleaning was thorough, and I was impressed by how carefully the staff maintained the tent site. If I had to nitpick, the sleeping area was a bit cramped—I wish there had been at least a partition. Thank you for your hospitality.

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I was impressed by how clean the restroom was.

It was a very nice mountain lodge, and I was surprised at how clean the restrooms were. Since there weren’t many guests, the rooms felt spacious, and I had a comfortable stay. The staff were also very kind, which made my stay very pleasant. We had curry for dinner. I enjoyed it and was satisfied. However, one of my companions doesn’t like spicy food and seemed to be struggling to eat it. There were others at the table who also didn’t like spicy food, and they weren’t eating much. Since preferences for curry vary, I think more people would be able to enjoy it if you served a milder version. I’d appreciate it if you could keep this in mind when planning future menus.

Unusually for a modern mountain hut, the space per person was quite cramped (while many mountain huts have raised their rates since the COVID-19 pandemic to ensure more space for each guest), and the distance between me and the guest next to me was quite narrow. The rates were on par with those of other modern mountain huts. I would have liked some space, such as a shelf, to put my backpack.

Goryu Mountain Lodge is a popular spot in the mountain lodge scene! This time, I went on a leisurely round-trip hike along the Tomi Ridge with friends who were staying at a mountain lodge for the first time. The curry for dinner and breakfast were delicious, and the young staff members who served us in the dining hall were really friendly!! The restrooms were so clean, you’d never guess they were in a mountain lodge! The rooms were so cramped—with less than one tatami mat per person—that even rolling over in bed was a struggle. It was the narrowest place I’ve ever stayed, but since it’s a mountain lodge, I guess that’s just how it is. However, even though I had pre-registered my companions’ names at the front desk, they didn’t show up in the system, and the staff member who handled it left a bit of a bad impression. I usually stay at mountain huts when hiking, but perhaps because the reception is staffed by “veterans,” many of them seem to have a condescending attitude for some reason. Or maybe the problem lies with me… Still, the weather was great, and Mt. Goryu was as magnificent as everyone says!

I was surprised to find that the restrooms were very clean and even had Washlet toilets. The staff were very polite, which left a good impression on me. The drying room was cranked up to full heat, so my laundry dried really well. Also, the food was delicious, but I felt the combination of curry and miso soup for dinner didn’t quite work… How about serving a Western-style soup, like potage or consommé, instead? That way, we wouldn’t need disposable chopsticks either… (lol)

I was really impressed by how clean the restrooms were. The food was delicious, too. I was also thrilled that we could get unlimited refills on the curry. However, at my age, I was too full to have a second helping, which was a shame. The staff were also very pleasant to deal with. Thank you very much for your hospitality.

I was really impressed by how clean the restrooms were. Another nice touch is that you can have as many servings of curry as you want for dinner.