The hotel is stunning, super cozy, and feels very exclusive since there aren't many rooms.
The common area with the fireplace is everything. Free drinks, warm fire—I could literally chill there all day.
Huge room, and the futons are surprisingly comfy.
We did the half-board (breakfast & dinner) and it was seriously delicious.
The staffs are super friendly and helpful, 10/10 service.
The public Onsen baths are gorgeous and so relaxing—perfect for melting away muscle pain. Honestly, the Private Onsens (especially the outdoor ones) are a bit basic. No toilets or amenities out there, so don't be worry if you can't snag a booking; the main baths are better anyway!
One Heads-up: This is a legit sulfur onsen town. The smell is strong and literally stuck to my car seats for days. 😂 Bring some air freshener!
The first time I went to Japan after the epidemic, the first stop was the Fukushima rice version hot spring. There were few people, the environment was first-class, and the soup experience was perfect. Because the exterior wall of the hotel is under maintenance, the store is afraid that customers can't find it. When the tram arrives, they will have a special person waiting at the intersection, which is very good.
I'm in the way over the year. The food, bath, and customer service were very good. I enjoyed the food slowly by explaining it carefully. There were various types of baths, and it was a gentle hot water that I thought was Iizaka Onsen.
Thank you for your help. I was satisfied with the room, meals and customer service. I thought it would have been even better if the pick-up driver had a smile.
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