Hot spring Hotels in Kuroishi

Very unique secluded oil lantern lit ryokan in the mountains of Aomori Prefecture. My second visit there - I absolutely loved the experience last year and decided to return. Unfortunately, half of the baths were closed due to flooding that destroyed the inn's suspension bridge across the Aoni River. Worse, they closed one of the remaining baths for cleaning prior to checkout time - without any advanced notification of the bath's closure. Disappointing - they should have considered leaving the remaining two baths open until checkout time - or at least advised at check-in time when the baths would be closed. Also, it would have been beneficial to reach out to guests ahead of time regarding the closure of the other two baths due to damage. Their website mentioned it in Japanese, but when I called I was told all the baths would be available for my early-September stay. Again, very disappointing considering the primary appeal Excellent rustic Japanese meals - both dinner and breakfast are included. Staff was friendly and accommodating besides the abovementioned issues. Sadly, unsure if I will return again.

I saw the word of mouth that the dishes were delicious and stayed. I was very satisfied with the hearty item 々. There were some points that I was worried about. When I entered the room, several flies were flying. This is disgusting. The seat futon under the seat was dirty like a rag. After pulling the futon, you should prepare cold water in the room. It is better to prepare cold water in advance in the dressing room of the bathroom. There was a tea tool in the room, but when you put tea, there is no tea in the teapot, so it is made of tea leaves. I think I need a little more detailed consideration. It was an inn that seemed to be a pity that the dishes were delicious.