Akashiya

The hospitality was amazing, the food was delicious, and it was a fun stay. The appearance of the inn, the front desk, the open-air bath, everything about it was wonderful, and you could feel the history of the inn! ! !

One of three inns in Iwai Onsen. It is the largest and has a stately appearance. I used it for a day trip bath on weekdays. Polite reception. The atmosphere of the indoor bath is very nice. The open-air bath is the only one in Iwai Onsen. I want to bathe as many times as I want with gentle spring quality. It is a ryokan with a long history, where Shimazaki Toson also stayed.

I don't want it to disappear. I strongly hope so. It's a strange feeling, like a time slip. Everything is too emo. This is an inn that I would like young people to experience. First of all, it is a refrigerator that is rarely seen these days. Look at the legacy of the Showa era. It's a method that calculates when you pull it out (it's unknown if it's active), so it's a drawback that you can't put in a lot of other things, but it's valuable. Naturally, the greatest luxury is the indoor hot spring that can be bathed 24 hours a day. You can spend a blissful time with meticulous cleaning. I can't deny that the facility is old, but I want you to enjoy it, including that. The sense of distance from the staff was also comfortable. I used it for the first time in a long time, but I became a fan again.