Hot spring Hotels in Shibukawa

A long-established hot spring inn near the stone steps of Ikaho Onsen. It has a reputation for warm hospitality. The characteristic is that there are two entrances, and you can enter from the stone steps side as well as the usual entrance. In many inns, there are many movements in the building with slippers, but since the whole building is tatami mats, you can walk barefoot in the building. The food was delicious and the amount was appropriate. The bathhouse was also large enough to relax. On the other hand, although it is a family saying because it is a good inn, there were some staff who were still developing in their behavior. I would like to expect that I will grow up as a good staff with good teaching from my predecessors. There was also a machine in the room for massage of my feet. I think the massage machine after the bath is cleaned frequently, but I was a little worried about the sanitary condition of the machine in the room. Because it is a thankful consideration, I think that it was able to use it more comfortably if there was a display such as ”cleaned”.

The building itself certainly looks like Taisho, but it's a pity that it's not maintained. I stayed in a room called [Omatsu], but overall it was a little dirty and more than 10 shoji were torn. 90% of the employees are foreigners, and although I am doing my best, I often couldn't communicate well. This has to be crushed one by one and explained, which is troublesome. The foreign staff explained something at the time of the meal, but I didn't know what I was saying at all. I think the person who is saying also understands the content and doesn't talk. The room was cold and I had you prepare an oil fan heater, but there was little kerosene and I felt very cold at midnight. I hope you don't get stingy in a place that can't be helped. Overall, it was a subtle inn with a lack of hospitality, just because the building has a history. I think Ikaho's golden hot spring itself is a wonderful hot spring, so I recommend other inns.

Location is about half way up the Ikaho Stairs, only a 3-minute walk. The Onsen was quite large, with an outdoor bath overlooking the area. The waters are clear but when they touch oxygen they turn a golden color, rich in iron with those health properties. There is also another outdoor bath, and one large indoor-bath with hot springs water flowing down the rocks. Very calming. Men and women alternate sides at midnight so don't miss one of the baths. We had a really nice room on the 8th Floor with Western-style beds, very large entry way, a Tatami room with a splendid view of the Akakgi Renzan mountains. The Biggest surprize: the room had a complete cha****su- Japanese room for serving tea, complete with its own tokonoma, water server in the tatami, and an entrance that is only a meter high (sit on your knees and slide through). If you request it, they could arrange a little ceremony for you! Pick up some of their Daruma senbei cookies for a great present. To be honest, the outside is pretty shabby, when we drove up I said, ”What have I gotten us into?” Inside is very clean and new for a hotel built in 1868!

There are three baths and all are very good. Towels, basic cosmetics, hair care products, pajamas, coffee machines, colors 々 are all available, so you don't have to bring them. The atmosphere and photos of the website are so nice that I was a little disappointed when I came into contact with the real thing. Why? I think it's because the room I checked in was somehow complicated and old furniture. I think the first impression is important. Very beautiful web site is also an idea. While spending time at the inn, I felt the goodness of the building where I could feel the history. After all, I had a great expectation because I stayed in a suite room. Is it summer but winter? I asked for a blanket because it was a habuton. Supper was less 々 Not enough, but breakfast was a buffet and it was quite delicious. There are likely to be many places to eat dinner around the stone steps, so young people may have a plan without dinner. Oh, but be careful about business hours. It seems that there are many places that close early. I forgot to have an iPhone charger in my room and came back, but I couldn't find it. I called 3 hours after checking out ... Anyway, the bath and location were good and I was finally satisfied, so I'm very sorry. Of course, I forgot, so don't worry about my brother who answered the phone. I'm sorry.

I can see that it is a historical hotel. Because it is a Saturday relationship, the unit price I booked is a bit high, but compared to the hotel in Tokyo, I am relieved. This hot spring hotel is all-Japanese, breakfast and dinner are all, if you want to drink coffee, there is a vending machine, The room and the hot spring feel that there is a new finishing, only the hall has traces of history.

The room is very nice and spacious with an attached private onsen. The front desk staff are very friendly and helpful. Buffet dinner and breakfast are very delicious. We enjoyed our stay very much.

I booked it with a coupon of groupon because it was vacant on August 15 of the year of the reiwa era. I think I was able to stay quite cheaply because it was excluded until August 14. I went to see the word of mouth on this site, so I was prepared for color 々, but it was better in terms of color 々 than I thought. First of all, the staff was good. There was no one who was blunt. When I stayed in the car, I was taken to another place, including other cars, but I came back when I checked out. It was a feeling that there was a year in the room, including the room, but if there is something in the letter of the room, please don't hesitate to offer it. There was no other inconvenience. The bath was large and there was a sauna, and I was sitting there all the time because there was a hot water. The dishes were more delicious than I imagined. I think it is because the humidity is high because the room and the floor of the bath are a little dangerous or the wallpaper is peeled off in the mountains. I arrived a little before 3 o'clock, but when I checked in, the front desk was alone, so I think I was waiting quite a bit if I was 10 minutes late.

Not only the hotel, but the entire Ikaho service staff are mainly Japanese seniors. There is a built-in izakaya inside the hotel. There may be few people when I go there. Only my friend and I had dinner that night. I thought it was closed. When we saw we were about to eat, everyone opened the door for the two of us and managed it. The grandfather of the izakaya was very, very enthusiastic. Obviously we only ordered two bowls of ramen😂 They just sent two glasses of orange juice, two bowls of rice, and the sauce they made. They said they were delicious and must be tried. Taste it. Finally, when we left, we gave us two more glasses of wine for us to take back to our room and drink slowly 😂 The hotel also has a bathing area, and there are really very few people, which is equivalent to booking a place with my friends. The overall experience is still very good, I hope this store will get better and better🤣

With a stay at Ryokan Pinon in Shibukawa, you'll be within a 10-minute walk of Ikaho Onsen and Takehisa Yumeji Ikaho Museum. This spa hotel is 7.6 mi (12.3 km) from Mount Haruna and 0.3 mi (0.4 km) from Ikaho Hoshina Art Museum.Take time to pamper yourself with a visit to the full-service spa.Enjoy a satisfying meal at Yumemitei serving guests of Ryokan Pinon. Breakfast is available for a fee.The front desk is staffed during limited hours. Limited parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 20 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and LCD televisions. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature bidets and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.

With a stay at Fukuichi in Shibukawa, you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Ikaho Onsen and Ikaho Shrine. This spa ryokan is 7.4 mi (11.9 km) from Mount Haruna and 0.5 mi (0.7 km) from TokuTomi Roka Memorial Museum of Literature.Pamper yourself with a visit to the spa, which offers massages. You're sure to appreciate the recreational amenities, including hot springs, a spa tub, and karaoke.Grab a bite from the snack bar/deli serving guests of Fukuichi. Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge.Featured amenities include a business center, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and a 24-hour front desk. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 83 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and bidets. Conveniences include safes and a turndown service, and housekeeping is provided daily.