This ryokan is 5km's from the railway, which makes it very quiet, but not accessible with suitcases, taxi's are plentiful at the station and cost abt 2200Y.
The beds are traditional rolled out mats, and are more comfortable than they look.
The onsen (hot springs) are great, but be warned, you should read up on etiquette before entering.
There is separate male and female tubs, indoor and outdoor.
The food here is amazing and is of the highest quality and is served in generous quantity. There is no menu and numerous small courses that you must try. Soba noodles are made on premises and are unbelievable (slurping is considered good manners).
The staff are great, friendly and English, while broken, is enough to resolve any issue. While traditional, Wifi is fitted and of reasonable speed.
A traditional ryokan is a must do adventure in Japan.