Ryokan Tarobee

It was late March, so the tourist season in the area was off, but the snow had piled up in the morning and the open-air bath was very picturesque!

We were satisfied with everything. The reviews from other people were also good, so I went in with high expectations. It was as per word of mouth. All the staff are bright and kind. . It was easy to understand because you explained a lot of things. I was able to relax slowly. The spring quality was very soft and pleasant. I didn't have dinner, but it's raining and I'm tired, what should I do? . I thought, but it was really helpful to prepare a set meal. It was delicious. By all means, we will go again! ! Thank you a lot for your hospitality.

地球の息吹を感じられる大噴湯が近くにあり観光面でのアクセスも良好。 旅館の従業員さんはおかみさんをはじめみなさんとても親切で滞在中はストレスなく過ごすことができました。特筆すべきはお風呂の数。たくさんあるのでとにかく飽きません。1泊だけでは物足りなかったかもしれません。 かすかに香る硫黄の匂いもたまりませんでした。 食事は朝夕とも会場でいただきましたがどれも美味しくて美味しくて。 ご飯のお替りが止まりませんでした。 雪深い地ですが冬季も営業されているとのことですので次は雪見風呂と洒落こみたいと思っております。

・Access: We used the shuttle bus from in front of the East Exit Tourist Information Center of Yuzawa Station. We'll be there in about 40 minutes. On the way back, we were given a ride.・Baths: There are 5 baths, including a private bath (free of charge), so you can fully enjoy the hot springs. Among them, the bath in the detached hut has a great atmosphere.・Meals: We ate in the large room. Dinner was more than I could finish, and it was delicious and very satisfying. Breakfast was also delicious.・Hospitality: Everyone at the inn was kind and provided warm hospitality.・Surrounding attractions: About 5 minutes walk to the Oyasu Gorge entrance. If you walk along the national highway in front of the inn, you will find stairs leading down to Oyasu Gorge. The large hot spring is a must-see. The sight of hot water gushing out from the cliff wall is impressive.

The food is delicious, there are many hot springs, and it's very comfortable. The style of a long-established inn. The largest hot spring inn in this area. There are many rooms and the building is spacious. The hot springs are very good, with one indoor bath for both men and women, an open-air bath, a special bath, a private bath, and another open-air bath. The open-air bath is very spacious, overlooking nature, and has good hot water. The food is delicious and uses seasonal local ingredients. For breakfast, you can get yogurt, yogurt drink, and milk every day, which are made at a nearby factory and are incredibly rich and delicious. This is a ryokan that you will want to visit again and again.

We stayed here when visiting Daifunyu, Kawarage Jigoku, and Kawarage Oyu Falls. There were more indoor baths than the size of the guests, and I enjoyed it almost exclusively. The feeling of the table in the dining hall was spacious. The food was delicious. From the inn, I could feel the feeling of caring for the other person, and I was able to stay comfortably. It was an inn that I wanted to visit again.

Stayed one night in October. I can't go far in the middle of the corona misfortune, and I'm looking for a hotel with a budget every time. When you check in at the front desk, the person in charge will bring your luggage to your room and guide you to your room while explaining the inside of the hotel. The worst thing in the past was that I was handed two plastic bags at the front desk and was told to "separate combustible and non-combustible". The room is on the first floor with a terrace overlooking the courtyard. The room is like new. The wash basin is large and the toilet is clean. There were also beanbags and sewing tools in the room. As everyone says, there are several baths, and even though they are fully booked, I always relax alone. Each one is made with atmosphere and is clean. We are particular about lighting and washbasins. The chartered bath was free for 50 minutes once, but I didn't use it because I always felt like I was chartering it. You can eat in your room if you make a reservation. (Up to 2 people) The food may not be flashy and luxurious, but there are more local items than anything you can find anywhere, and you can feel the handmade feeling of the local people, and it reminds me of the name "Koyasukyo". It was a great meal. You can take a bath 24 hours a day. As for the staff, both Mr. Nakai and the cleaning staff are polite and very comfortable. On the way back, the young proprietress saw me off and waved my hand to send me a car. The reason why there are four circles is because I want to make new discoveries the next time I go.

A ryokan in Koyasukyo Onsen. I stopped by and used it for bathing. Although it is an evaluation only for the hot spring, the atmosphere of this indoor bath is really wonderful. Stone bath and tub. The light from the windows is also very nice. We also used the open-air bath.