Lamp No Yado Aoni Onsen Reviews

다른것은 알고 갔기에 이해할수 있었으나 자는데 추웠다. 계곡 물소리가 너무커서 깊은잠을 이루기 어려웠다. 본관은 어떨는지 모르나 별관은 그랬다

I can't use my cell phone, there's no TV, I can't even read a book after dark, I can't do anything, but doing nothing is the best. The food is delicious, and the baths are great.

When booking this accommodation, we recommend staying at least 2 nights and 3 days. It takes a long time to get to the accommodation (40 minutes by taxi to the pick-up point, then 20 minutes by shuttle bus), so you need to have enough time to spend the whole day. The cleanliness and friendliness of the staff were at a 5-star level, and you should definitely have a draft beer with dinner. The only downside is that additional payments can only be made in cash. It was a very beautiful and comfortable trip, It was a fun and enjoyable trip even without a cell phone. I will keep it for a long time!

In winter, each room is provided with a stove for heating, but there is no external flue. You have to open the windows regularly for ventilation and turn them off before going to bed. I only learned about such an important thing by reading the Japanese instructions on the stove. A big security risk. In addition, the Hongnan route is rerouted in winter. The winter traffic information on the hotel's official website is wrong. This was not mentioned when I called to make an appointment for the shuttle. I relied on the enthusiastic aunt at the office to help me confirm the itinerary. The quality of the hot spring is not outstanding. It is colorless and odorless natural water, which is equivalent to the hot Nongfu Spring that I went to the deep mountains to soak in. The hotel facilities are old and have poor soundproofing, so the noise will inevitably last until late at night during the New Year party. There are many hot spring towns in the Northeast with beautiful scenery, hot springs, facilities, and better convenience for tourists. Qinghe Hot Spring is highly not recommended.

The hotel is in a mountain valley, the environment is great, the room is not big, but it is no problem to sleep a family of three, no air conditioning, no electricity, kerosene lamp lighting, there are four hot springs, three separate for men and women, one mixed bath, you can run if you want to soak I feel that there is a hot spring where you can see the small waterfall on the mountain, and the hydrangeas are blooming next to it. It is an original ecological experience!

There are four hot springs with different characteristics, and there are outdoor hot springs among them. It is very comfortable to soak in the hot springs while looking at the natural environment, and the food is delicious! In addition, I am very grateful to the customer service staff for helping to book the hotel's shuttle bus!

The hotel is very very nice! In fact, it's not that there are no lights at all. There are toilets, which are intentional by the boss. There is a brook outside the house, rushing. But I did a very stupid thing. The boss said 24-hour Bath, you can understand Japanese English, I confidently told my friends, 24-hour Bus! Later we missed the bus together and had to pay for a taxi😭

We stayed here on a tour of hot springs in Tohoku. I've been wanting to stay here for a long time. We arrived early in the afternoon, but the watermill room we were assigned had a hallway on the west side, so we had to close the fusuma, and outside the window on the east side was a forest, so it was very dark. I think that it is better to have at least a small flashlight or a small lantern when staying. There are no outlets in the room, so there is no TV or telephone. There is no wifi signal, so you should think about how you spend your time, but reading is almost impossible. The lamp alone time is also good, but it is quite dark. Even though there is no electricity, the toilet is a washlet, there is a computer at the back of the counter, and the phone is working. There is also a refrigerator in the kitchen, so it's not like there's no electricity at all. There are four hot springs, each of which has the atmosphere of a hot spring resort. It's nice to take a bath in the beautiful green during the day, but it's also wonderful to take a bath at night when the surroundings are pitch black. I am also happy that I can take a bath 24 hours a day. The food was plentiful, and it was delicious that the local ingredients were used abundantly.

Simple, no frills, comfortable ryokan set in a very secluded beautiful narrow wooded valley with a rushing stream outside the windows. Be aware: the smell of paraffin from the lamps is unmistakable, pervasive, catches in your throat, and your clothes will smell of it after you have left. Having got that out of the way, everything else is makes it a really special experience. There is no wifi, phone signal, no television, so you can slow down, relax and appreciate the onsen and the nature surrounding you. The meals were healthy and delicious, featuring fresh foraged ingredients. You will not go hungry. We requested vegetarian meals a few days in advance. Eating the meal in the tatami dining room in the lamplight and watching the light fading outside was beautiful. You will make up your own futons and there are shared toilet and tooth cleaning facilities. Everything is spotlessly clean. There are several baths: two with a view of a delicate waterfall, which are not very hot, so good for summer, a mixed sex rotemburo with times for women only, an ofuro in the main building, and 2 cypress baths in a cypress building with a view of the river, and the water is gloriously hot. Plus an outdoor footbath. All are lit with atmospheric lanterns. There is a car park a short walk up the hill from the ryokan. The old wooden main building is full of character and decorated with items of local folk art. There are some small areas of garden planted with native plants near the entrance, but the rest of the surroundings are just the area's flora and fauna.

Pros: - Beautiful traditional Ryokan - Stunning scenery - Tasty local food Neutral: - None of the staff speak English but that’s to be expected in rural Japan, download the offline thing in Google Translate first Negatives: - Everything you bring will smell of paraffin afterwards, don’t make the mistake of bringing your luggage in other than what you need - No showers + cold water for washing face etc

A lamp inn deep in the mountains. However, it seems that customers from all over the country and overseas are looking for a place that can only be found here. It was an impression that there were many people who were accustomed to traveling.　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　It's not right now, but I think it's a useful experience somewhere in life.

The season when snow still remains in March. Park your rental car at Michi-no-Eki Nijinoko Park and wait for the bus to pick you up. However, this roadside station is closed in winter and the toilet is in the snow. . . When coming from the direction of Aomori City, it is safer to add a wash at Lawson a little earlier. And from here we climbed a snowy mountain road for about 6 kilometers, but the driver's sense of stability was wonderful. A nice elderly father who feels the same going and returning. And finally I arrive at the inn, but my smartphone is really out of range lol. Say goodbye to work calls until tomorrow's descent. After a brief explanation at the counter, we went to our room. The room really only has lamps and no outlets. I can't use it even if I bring a hair dryer, let alone charging my smartphone. But sometimes it's okay to be inconvenient like this. There are four baths, so first cross a small suspension bridge to Takimi no Yu. The view is spectacular, but the temperature of the hot water is low and it does not warm up. The temperature of the open-air bath is also a little low. However, the temperature of the indoor bath, Hiba-no-Yu, is just right. It feels great to be soaking in hot water with the windows open. Hot springs while looking at the snow are really nice. Also, the next day, Kenroku no Yu at the front door was great. I set the futon in the room by myself, but I didn't particularly care about the smell, etc., and I was able to greet the morning comfortably. Satisfy your dinner and breakfast with mountain and river delicacies. I'm sorry that I bumped my head on the lamp several times and the lamp shifted a little and got a little sooty. Watch out for lamps. But how about living with just a lamp once in a while? Thank you.

There is no Wi-Fi, no electricity, and it's cold, but it's worth it. A beautiful natural environment and hot springs that make you forget the inconveniences.

Among the hot springs I have been to, it was the most unique, mysterious and good hot spring. I recommend it.