"Since it hasn't been long since it opened, it was really clean and nice! You can see it immediately on the left when you come out of Takeo Onsen Station! The location is insane~ Both the room and the large public bath were very clean, and best of all, there weren't many people, which was great!! I practically had the bath to myself haha! Breakfast was buffet style, and the curry was especially delicious. For dinner, there was a restaurant inside the hotel that served Kaiseki or set meals!! I saw other people's Google reviews, and it did look tasty! The price was around 2,500 yen!! I plan to stay here again if I come back to Takeo! I highly, highly recommend this place to solo travelers!!"

"Urali is a newly opened hot spring hotel. It is on the edge of a lake. It is not large in scale. It probably has only a dozen rooms. Every room can see the lake. The entire hotel has a large space. The first floor is the banquet room, and the second floor is the front desk. There is also a large rest area that serves a variety of snacks, tea, drinks and wine from 3 p.m. There are indoor hot springs, meditation rooms, etc. on the second floor. There are restaurants on every floor. The breakfast and dinner provided by the restaurant are exquisite."

"The facilities were complete and comfortable, but somewhat old; the food was very good."

"Brand new Japanese hot spring hotel, so new that one is still under construction. There are high-quality hot spring facilities, mainly open-air hot springs. Only two saunas are indoors, one of which has a window to enjoy the mountain view. Dinner is a Western and Japanese cuisine of local beef, not the traditional Japanese kaiseki cuisine. Breakfast is very Japanese home-style food. The room was large, comfortable and had a small terrace. This stay felt very peaceful and comfortable."

"Everything was okay. The room was not too spacious but still okay to stay for a few days. I personally think that the toilet was a bit too small. There was a broken wall panel in my room. I guess the hotel may need a renovation soon. The service was okay. The location is very convenient to walk around town."

"The location is great, about a 10-minute walk from Takeo Station! The roads are flat and easy to walk on. There's a bakery on the first floor of the city hall, which has delicious food, and a fruit shop at the intersection—fresh and inexpensive! Located directly in front of the building entrance, my corner room had a perfect view of the building's nightscape! Absolutely beautiful! The staff were always incredibly warm and welcoming, meticulously maintaining traditional Japanese etiquette for every guest! Although they couldn't communicate in English very well, they always managed to communicate with each other through gestures—fantastic! The hotel has two hot spring baths with a comfortable temperature and ample amenities! Soaking in the hot springs was incredibly relaxing! Two meals are included with each stay, and the dishes are plentiful and delicious! Perfect for travelers looking for a more in-depth experience! A leisurely trip to experience the vibrant atmosphere of Takeo City!"

"This is the best choice if you're visiting Takeo without a car. The location is convenient and the stay was comfortable."

"If you book a two-night stay, the breakfast will be different (it's super delicious and filling!)."

"A very unique century-old inn, I loved the antique-style decor, and the hot spring baths with alternating hot and cold water were also nice. Nearby is the Takeo Onsen gatehouse, a great spot for photos, making it perfect for a family vacation."