Yukemuri No Yado Inazumi Onsen

Super good service experience The open-air hot spring is very open Delicious and rich meals Hope to come again

The service attitude is extremely bad. Discriminate against Chinese, don't stay here. Just say that if you don't move out by 10 o'clock, you will use strong measures. never seen such a situation

This is a hot spring inn maintained by Kyoritsu. The welcome drink is beer. You can go barefoot inside the building. The building is beautiful. There are two smoking areas. There are also two private baths. Both are semi-open-air. The ceramic bath felt great. The temperature is low, so you can soak for a long time. There is almost no smell. I did not use the large bath this time. They offer free night crying noodles. I had two meals, dinner and breakfast, and was satisfied with both the number of dishes and the quality. The portions are quite large. There was all-you-can-drink Lemondou. Many of the staff had a Kansai accent. I was able to relax in my triple room by myself.

On the way from Akita to Miyagi, this Inazumi Onsen caught my attention whenever I saw a signboard. Located in Akinomiya Onsen Village, there are no shops or entertainment in the surrounding area, but you can enjoy a hot spring stay at this inn. Rather, the luxurious time spent at this inn was too wonderful. You can walk around the tatami-floored interior without slippers. The room has a hot spring with a cypress bath, drinks in the refrigerator are free, and you can choose a yukata and pillow. In addition to the large public bath, there is also a private bath that you can enter anytime if it is vacant, and there were also nice services such as free ice cream, lemon sour, milk, etc. Meals can be enjoyed in a private dining room without worrying about the surroundings. And it was too great, such as a lot of very delicious dishes that make use of Akita's ingredients, and local sake that you can't easily see. Breakfast was a morning meal at the same venue, but this was also a surprisingly elaborate and luxurious breakfast. Yonaki soba is also served as a late-night snack. I was full, but I ate it lightly and deliciously. I have stayed at many hot springs mainly in the Tohoku area so far, but it was an inn that can be said to be by far the best. My family was very satisfied. Depending on the time of booking, the cost performance is very good, and one night is not enough, so I definitely want to go back! to go! !

We were picked up at Naruko Onsen Station at the same time as the train. 40 minutes to ride. It becomes a snowy landscape from the middle, and the inn has a very good a**osphere. Wait in the lounge until check-in. The room I was guided to was on the first floor, but I went up about eight stairs from the lobby floor. It was very convenient near the public bath. Facing a small courtyard, you can see a large weeping cherry tree. I didn't use it, but there was a small cypress bath. A space with a refrigerator, a water store, a closet, etc. as soon as you enter the entrance of the room. Since the door beyond that leads to the room, it is set up so that it is difficult to hear the noise from the corridor. There are two large public baths and they are replaced. At night, the women's room was narrow, and the next morning was the wide one (it was quite spacious because it straddled two floors and came and went by stairs). Perhaps the spring quality is good, and my skin became very smooth. Meals are average. I'm sorry that I expected too much. The staff woman who seems to be summarizing here was the only unfriendly and disappointing response. Refrigerator and drinks before bath are free and nice service. And Yonaki-soba always gives in to temptation, even with a full stomach. Overall, the staff are all smiles and the a**osphere is good. In addition, it is an inn that you definitely want to visit. *This is a problem on the customer side, but in this day and age, it was disappointing that there were customers who were loud and fussing at the restaurant (this is something that the hotel should be careful about) and customers with tattoos in the public bath.