The restrooms are clean and give off a fresh, hygienic vibe. All the staff members were very friendly, and I had a pleasant stay. Thank you very much!

The facility was newly built, so it was a pleasant stay. I was really impressed by the modern restrooms. During meals, the staff kept a close eye on things, so getting seconds was a breeze. It’s such a relief not to have to serve myself in the first place. It’s a common occurrence at mountain huts—the hot pot and rice tubs are often right next to other people, after all. It would be perfect if there were a changing room and a space to stretch.

The Washlet was great. The water flow was a bit weak, but since water is a precious resource, that wasn’t a problem. The shared Japanese-style room was newly built and very clean. The futon was about shoulder-width wide. I would have liked it to be a little wider, though. Maybe that’s just standard, though. For dinner, it would be nice to have some snacks to go with drinks in addition to the curry.

Wow! Thank you so much for your hospitality. I had a comfortable stay at this beautiful mountain lodge. Thank you very much. I was surprised to find that anyone could easily charge their smartphone for free right outside the lodge (by the entrance). The restrooms were clean and easy to use, which left a great impression on me. All the staff members were kind and made a very positive impression. It would be helpful if the vending machines sold not only water but also sports drinks like Pocari Sweat and Aquarius. I’d definitely recommend this mountain lodge to my fellow hikers. Thank you so much.

I had a very pleasant stay. The staff at the mountain lodge were also wonderful, with their cheerful and welcoming service. I made some wonderful memories. Thank you very much.

Overall, it’s neat and clean. I was very impressed that the restrooms—despite being in a mountain hut—are equipped with Washlet bidets and feel very clean. I stayed in a private room, which was very clean and even had a power outlet that allowed me to charge my devices directly via USB. The bunk beds have higher ceilings than I expected. Because of this, it might be a bit of a hassle for people on the top bunks to climb up and down. You can charge your devices on the bunk beds, but there aren’t enough outlets for everyone, so please take turns. It might feel a bit cramped when the place is fully booked, but it’s about the standard size for a typical mountain lodge. It’s also great that they sell both water and hot water; being able to buy hot water without having to boil it yourself is very convenient. Dinner was curry, and you could get seconds; the portions were generous, but it would be nice to have a few more variety options. The self-catering area inside the lodge is a bit cramped and can only accommodate about two groups at a time. However, if the weather is nice, you can cook outdoors on the benches, so this might only be an issue when the weather is really bad. I didn’t use the drying room.

This was my first time staying in the Japanese-style room here, and just like the restroom, it was very clean. Dinner was curry again this time, but since I like curry, I gave it a positive review. I always use this place as a base for my trips between Oginzawa and Hakuba. I’d like to stay here again.

I was surprised at how clean the hotel was. It had been since 2019 since I last stayed there. The bathroom and restroom were clean, which was great. The staff was friendly, and the meals were good, too.

My first time at Goryu Mountain Lodge. It had just been rebuilt and was incredibly clean—it even had Washlet toilets, which is an amazing amenity you’d never expect to find in a mountain lodge. But the single-person mattress in my room was way too narrow 💦, and on top of that, there were no partitions and men and women were sharing the same room—it was brutal. Maybe they arranged it so that a woman would be in the next bed, but it was a pretty rough night...