Yunohanaso

The coffee, tea, and sweets that arrived were delicious. Relax in a clean room with a great view, enjoy the warm hot springs, and enjoy the delicious seasonal meals. The staff took great care of us, taking photos, giving us gifts to celebrate, and taking great care of our children. My parents were happy and we had a really good celebration. I would like to use it again. thank you very much.

I went there early in the new year. 20 minutes from the Nishinasuno Shiobara Interchange on the Tohoku Expressway. From Tokyo, it's about the same distance as going to Kinugawa Onsen. But to be honest, I have never seen such a thoughtful ryokan in Kinugawa Onsen. In terms of price, it's a bit like a luxury inn, but the food, hot springs, and staff are all top-notch. In other words, the temperature of the hot water outlet of the open-air bath in the room is 50 degrees, so it will be a little hot if it is not diluted with water. (It may be a luxury, but it's 100% hot spring water, so it's really nice and gentle, so I want to get in without diluting it as much as possible. There are plenty of towels, refrigerators and drinks are free Dinner is also devised, delicious and abundant. The breakfast was also very delicious, mainly vegetables, and it was so much that I couldn't eat it all. It seems that the detached room with an open-air bath has undergone renovation work, but I would definitely like to go again when it is finished. It was really comfortable and the best accommodation.

It's only one night, but you can enjoy the hot springs with free-flowing hot springs, sake, and food. An emerald mountain stream can be seen below, and there are few people trekking around Takidani. The facility may be a little old, but if you want to stay at a hot spring inn in the countryside, you'll have no complaints. The service covers it well. There are no convenience stores around, but there are plenty of free drinks at the front desk, and you can have alcohol at night. In addition, pickles, snacks, and beer in the refrigerator in the room are all free. Drinks at the time of meal are charged, but it is considerably cheaper than general hotels. The morning and evening meals were so rural that I couldn't eat them all, which was a bit of a minus, but the leftover dinner rice balls were made into rice balls, put in a basket, and brought to my room. In addition, when you check in and check out, Hachiware Kuro-chan will come to greet you. I'm sorry for your modest greeting, but I'd like to see Kuro-chan sharpen her nails in a special chair.