Oyado Zen

The location of the building was difficult to find because the photos were different. Check-in was difficult.

I stayed here as a solo traveler. About 10 minutes walk from Yubatake. The surrounding area is lined with private businesses and is a quiet place. LAWSON is just a few minutes walk away and I think it's convenient for a quick meal. It appears that tourists cannot use the nearby public bath because there was a sign saying that it was only available to local residents, perhaps as a precaution against the coronavirus. (Mr. Tatsunoyu) This is an unmanned inn, so check-in can be easily done using a tablet at the entrance. It's easy if you're used to the internet. Also, if you receive an email from the host and enter the necessary information there, you can check in smoothly. I stayed in a single room, and it was spacious with tatami mats, which made me feel nostalgic. The combination of the kotatsu and oil stove was the best. The toilets are shared and there are no showers in the rooms, but there are many hot springs nearby so it's not a problem. It's helpful that towels are provided. I would like to use it again if I have the opportunity.

I'm glad it's close and cheap. I'll continue to use it.

First of all, I had booked a room for two people, but for some reason I was given a single room. When I called, they said, ``How many people are you making a reservation for?'' ” What do you mean? As soon as I arrived, I felt anxious. In some places, there is no hot water, and it takes about 5 minutes to get hot water. When I entered the door, there was a very strong smell. I don't know what it smells like...