Yanagiya

This is my favorite inn in Yumura Onsen, where I go several times a year. This time, I was supposed to go to a temple called Honsenji near Yumura, one of the Gozan of Kofu, but I couldn't get there due to road construction etc., so I arrived at the inn early. However, I came out to the parking lot immediately and was able to check in and complete the procedure. It was a very cold day so that helped. The room is a Japanese-style room with a wide veranda facing the garden. The room is spacious and clean. The washrooms are equipped with lotions for women and men. The bath and dressing room are clean and comfortable. Personally, I think Yumura Onsen is the best. You can see Mt. Yumura from the bath. Near the front desk, there is a 1/20 scale model of the Yumurayama beacon platform and a helmet. Dinner will be served at the restaurant. There was space between each table, and the two-person table was large, so I was able to eat comfortably. They carry freshly made items every time. Every item is delicious. I'm also happy that a bottle of Yamanashi wine is reasonably priced from 2600 yen. The breakfast was well-balanced, and the treasure sword hot pot was hot and warm. The owner of the inn, the proprietress, and the restaurant staff are all kind and polite, and you can feel the warmth of the heart.

This is a long-established inn built in 1886. The beautiful white-walled buildings are located around a large Japanese garden. When we arrived, we were checked in quickly and the polite welcome was very nice. The room faced the large Japanese garden in the courtyard and was very quiet. The room had two Japanese-style rooms, a wide veranda, and a terrace. From the terrace, you can see the mountain (Yumurayama) right there. In the morning, I made my own pack of coffee and drank it on the terrace of my room. I was soothed by the sound of autumn insects. Wi-Fi is also available in the room. When I went to the bath, I could smell a little bit of sulfur. The hot spring is colorless and transparent, and the water is smooth on the skin. One of the open-air baths is the warmest water, and it is a spring that flows directly from the source. I could see the mountain from the open-air bath surrounded by white walls, and it was relaxing. The bath and the washroom area are clean, and amenities are available. Dinner is healthy, with many vegetables used. It was more colorful than the last time I was here. There was a wide selection, so I was satisfied. I was happy that the alcohol was reasonably priced. Perhaps because of that (?), there were many customers enjoying a drink at dinner. I ordered a 2,500 yen white wine from Shikishima Wine (a winery in Kai City, Yamanashi Prefecture), which was a delicious dry Delaware wine. A full bottle of wine was also available for 2,200 yen. The Japanese breakfast also came with hoto, grape juice, and milk. I went out to the garden. There was carp food set out, so I fed the carp for breakfast. They were very large and colorful carp. A turtle also came and calmed them down. The inside of the building is very clean and quiet, and the hot springs, food, and hospitality are all good, so this is my favorite inn in Yumura Onsen. This time, Kofu City was offering 20% ​​points on PayPay until September, so I paid with PayPay instead of paying by card in advance.