It’s a snug place with natural hot spring baths. I was there in September, so they turned the baths into private use; if it’s busy I imagine they would switch to gender‑separated baths. Breakfast started at 7:30 and they offered a vegetarian option, which I appreciated. The twin room isn’t huge for luggage but it’s functional, and the beds are comfy. The property stays clean and feels homely. I wish they had marked parking spots in the parking area; I got there around 19:00 and three cars were parked horizontally across what could have held 5+ cars if arranged better, so finding a spot was a bit tough. The onsen water was a bit cool for me—maybe a previous guest had lowered it and forgot to raise it back up—so it wasn’t as satisfying as I’d liked. It warmed up the next morning but still wasn’t as hot as I prefer.
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