I stayed at this hotel with a plan to watch Rally Japan. It was great because it was only 30 seconds walk from the viewing point. The food was delicious and the staff were very polite and wonderful.

I was taken care of by Rally Japan. Even when I called to say that I might be delayed due to the rally the day before, I was treated courteously and was able to visit with peace of mind. The viewing spot for the rally was also a great spot and I was very satisfied. I would definitely like to use this facility again next year if there is a rally to watch.

The room was available until the end of the rally, so it was nice to be able to wait in the room when not watching the rally.

The room was spacious and clean. The bathtub was large and relaxing. Above all, the food was delicious.

I enjoyed the tour thanks to the hospitality of the hostel. However, I was a little disappointed that the breakfast was like a bento lunch, probably because of the special circumstances of the WRC tour.

I stayed here after climbing a mountain, but I ended up being late for my planned descent and my check-in time was significantly later than planned, but I was treated very kindly and was able to have a delicious dinner, so I am very grateful. Thank you very much for your hospitality. All in all, I think this inn is worth more than its price.

Thank you for your kind support even though there were few guests. We stayed with two people, so the size of the 6 tatami room was perfect. It felt a little small, but it was not a problem at all. The room was also clean for a lodging facility in the mountains. If there was one thing that bothered me, it was that there were several large insects and stink bugs in the room. However, I was prepared in advance, such as having duct tape to get rid of stink bugs in the hallway, so it was fine. The windows were sturdy and there were no holes in the screen, so it was strange why they were in the room, but this place is a concern for people who hate bugs. The bath was great and I could relax in it. I was able to take a morning bath and relax while watching the scenery outside as the leaves began to change color. I would like to return if I have the opportunity.

There are two routes, one from Ena City to Ena Sanso and one from Nakatsugawa City to Ena Sanso. The route from Ena City to Ena Sanso takes longer, but it is wider and safer.

There were two groups of people staying that day, and we were able to spend a quiet and relaxing time in the rooms, separated into the first and second floors (I was a bit surprised to hear that there were only two groups staying at night, when there were several families and young people in the building, but I understood the next morning that the glamping facility users were using the bath). The building seemed a little old, but the rooms, baths, toilets, and other facilities were well-cleaned and we were able to use them comfortably. There was a wide variety of dishes for dinner, and the fried trout was very delicious. I felt that the small number of staff (I saw five people) was working hard in many ways. I happened to come across Ena National Guest House while walking from Magome-juku to Minami Kiso Station to plan my stay for the day, and it was a very satisfying one night stay. There are very few such inexpensive and easy-to-use facilities these days, but I hope that they will continue to operate in the future. I wish the staff good health.

For dinner, I bought some prepared food and bento boxes at the supermarket and brought them with me. It was nice to be able to eat leisurely in my room. The window in the bath was open, so the view was great, and it felt like I was in an open-air bath, relaxing both body and mind. I was glad I chose this inn!