Pyramid Genki Onsen

It was a decent hotel, but the owner was honest, the building was interesting, and the hot springs were better than I expected. It's a perfect location as a stepping stone to the Nasu-Shiobara area.

A hot spring facility in Nasushiobara. You can also stay overnight. I used it for a day trip bath. The exterior is unique with the sphinx and pyramids, but the interior is also a unique space. The hot spring has a large indoor bath and an open-air bath. The hot spring itself is a good hot spring. It is a simple hot spring, and the bathtubs are divided into three according to temperature.

Third stay. This was the only place where I could stay overnight without meals, cheaply, and make reservations on the same day. The room is about 6 tatami Japanese-style room on the second floor of the main building. It's always there. It's old and the curtains are a bit dusty, but I was a little tired from sleeping in the car the first night, so it was nice that it was cheap and I could use wifi. I could hear the footsteps of people walking in the hallway, and sometimes I could even hear people snoring! If you are someone who can find this place interesting, I wonder if you can stay here. No bath towels. Use the shared toilets and washrooms inside the toilets. The water in the bath feels thick. The changing room is cold in winter. There is only one small hair dryer, so I dried it in the room with the hair dryer I brought. On the way from Nasu, there were about 2 convenience stores before arriving at Pyramid Onsen. I always buy lunch boxes, side dishes, and breakfast for the next day at a supermarket in Nasu. There was a microwave on the first floor of the main building, so I was able to heat it up. It's quite disappointing if you're expecting a normal hotel or inn, but when I go to Nasu again, I think I'll stay here if there aren't any cheap hotels available. Pyramid Genki Onsen was also broadcast on TV, so if you are interested, please check it out!

This is a hot spring inn located behind the Nishinasuno Shiobara IC on the Tohoku Expressway and Nasunogahara Park/Horai's Senbonmatsu Ranch. It can be a little confusing for first-time visitors. A sphinx at the entrance, a pyramid in the building...a peacock to the right of the entrance? ? It is suspicious that there is a statue of a certain mouse left in the detached room. There are two parking lots, one half mud and the other paved. It hasn't changed much since I used it as a lodging facility for a certain track and field competition when I was in junior high school. In the past, it was a very reasonable price, such as 2000 yen for a room without meals, but recently it is quite expensive. If there is no one who is strong on the Internet, even if you make an online reservation, you will be scared on the day if you do not make a confirmation phone call in advance. Some rooms have a lot of mold and air conditioning does not work despite the high price setting. I can't really recommend it for families because it's a hit or miss. The essential hot spring is a hot spring full of Yuka. There are several types of baths with different temperatures in the mist sauna (?), and two open-air baths. The open-air bath here is basically hot in the summer and cold in the winter because you don't want to take a long bath. There is a deferred rinse-in shampoo, but depending on the person, it may not suit your skin, so it may be better to bring your own. There is a Mitsuya Cider Frozen vending machine. It's not far from the Tohoku Expressway interchange, so it might be good to go somewhere as a base. However, please note that Nasunogahara Park cannot be passed through depending on the time.