Top Hotels in Yoro with Spas

Stayed at Bon holiday. There is also a Bon Festival fee and the price is high. I stayed because the word of mouth was good. I think the dinner dishes were good overall. But if you pay this price, I think it was good to stay at other luxury inns. The taste of the dish was good, but it was like a rural kaiseki dish. I'm sorry that there is no such eyeball. The bathroom was almost in a rental state, but a lot of hair fell on the floor and I was a little bit rough. The worst thing I thought was the way to the inn. It is dangerous that the car passes by and you have to climb the mountain road. I passed the car many times and I was afraid. Is it okay for the inn to go back? I asked, and I came back a little bit irritated with the answers of everyone who felt like there was only a way to go back. I think maybe the inn here will not repeat.

It's been several years since I visited. I like the hot water here, and it's straight from the source. Although it was hot this time, I recommend this hot spring even in cold weather.The water doesn't get cold easily, and you feel like you stay warm after entering the hot spring. (I think there are individual differences) I ate at a restaurant, but...the fried chicken wasn't very tasty...I'm disappointed. It wasn't cheap either. I feel that the shop was a little more busy before, but I feel a little wasteful because the hot water is good.　　　　　　　　

Seifuro is located in Yoro and about 20 minutes by car from Meishin Station, near Ogaki Castle. Yukata are available for guests to wear during their stay. Facilities include a communal bath. The hotel possesses 4 guest rooms.

Warmth of wood and Japanese-style architecture welcome you. Enjoy delicious cuisines at a long-established traditional ryokan.