Yumorinoyado Sannozyou

“ホテルや旅館のような超絶綺麗な快適さを求めず利用するならあり。”

I stayed at the inn with breakfast included, enjoying a home‑style morning meal and a sulfur‑free spring water. The location is right at the entrance to Akakura Onsen, and the cleaning was fairly thorough. The building is clearly aging, the overall lighting inside is dim, and there are stink bugs in the rooms that need to be caught each time. Because it’s a rural, nature‑rich spot, that sort of thing is unavoidable.

Nahoko·2週間前

“次回は再訪はないかもしれません。”

The room had a toilet and a fully automatic washlet that was very clean. The cold soba that appeared at the end of dinner was delicious. However, the host’s explanations at check‑in were confusing, the reservation slip and the payment receipt were missing, and I was handed someone else’s slip until I pointed it out, which made me uneasy. The hallway lighting to the bath was dark, the floor was uneven and creaky, and the building’s exterior looked quite old. In addition, there were many stink bugs inside the rooms, and no insecticide or instructions were provided—this could be tough for bug‑sensitive guests. The dining room was warm, but the grilled ayu and broth served at dinner were cold. The kitchen seemed to be run by a single cook and the staff was also just one person, so fresh dishes might not be possible.

Naoya·1か月前

“施設の老朽化を補う秘湯の泉質の素晴らしい宿”

The carefully selected, continuously flowing hot water is wonderful. I hope they keep preserving this tradition and share the hidden‑hot‑spring culture with many more people. It’s true there’s no luxury feel, and the equipment matches the price, but this place has high‑quality water that other inns don’t offer, and that’s the pinnacle of indulgence.

Hayato·3か月前

“とてもいいです^_^まだ来ます”

The hot spring was slippery and the water was long, but the owner was kind.

Yuki·3か月前

The place was dirty.

佐藤·3か月前