Ryokan Sugawara

A ryokan located away from the hot spring town of Naruko Onsen. Day trip baths are also accepted, and you can take a bath at the beautiful skin bath for 500 yen. There was an indoor bath and an open-air bath, and the spring quality was completely different. The open-air bath has black water and a smokey smell. The quality of the spring water is unlike any other in Naruko Onsen.

Good location near the station. Although the facilities are old, there are several private baths where you can enjoy a relaxing hot spring bath. By the way, I've been to the hot springs 6 times. Naruko Onsen is really nice. I'll bother you again.

Approximately 10 minutes walk from JR Naruko Onsen Station. As an inn in Naruko Onsen, it is relatively far from the station, but there is a 7-Eleven within a 3-minute walk. The building of the inn is old and has a maze of rooms and baths, but everything is well maintained and clean, so I had a comfortable stay. There are 6 hot springs, including private baths and large public baths. All water is fed directly from the source. There was a baby bath in the private bath. Both dinner and breakfast were served in the room. The meals, made with local ingredients, were satisfying in terms of quality and quality. I was able to stay at a reasonable price because I had to lay out my own futon, but even without taking that into consideration, I thought it was a very cost-effective accommodation.