Hot spring Hotels in Sakura

The exterior was like a Kanpo Inn in the Showa period, but the interior was renewed. When you go up to the Ｒ floor by the elevator on the left, it is an observation room that can be seen ３６０ degrees, and you can also see the Nikko mountain range. I thought that the large communal bath building overlooking from there was like a health center in the Showa era, but the inside was symmetrically built for men and women, which was wider than expected and closed in addition to the walking bath. Sleeping baths There was a bathtub. The open-air bath was spacious and comfortable, regardless of the view. It is also good that insects and leaves are not floating. The quality of the spring was not as mellow as the Ureshino Onsen I went to before, and Narata Onsen in Yamanashi seemed to be smoother, but it was still comfortable as the name of Japan's three most beautiful skin hot springs. I entered many times. The room was comfortable including the bed. The air conditioning was not noisy and I was able to adjust it to the appropriate temperature. As for the meal, the Japanese beef shabu-shabu for dinner was delicious, but it was a little leaning in the second half with meat tofu, but I was full of the number of items that seemed to be an inn. The breakfast buffet also had rare side dishes, and the soft and delicious Kirengawa specialty sweetfish kanro-ni was so much purchased as a souvenir.