Yubaranoyado Komeya

I was looking for a place to stay with my dog ​​and found it. This is my first trip with a dog. Basically, it seems like you should keep your dog in a cage indoors. Your dog will be left alone indoors for bathing and meals. It's like carrying him from the entrance to his room. It feels like a long building along the road, so it takes quite a while to walk from one end to the other. It's about a 10 to 15 minute walk to Yubara Onsen's famous sand bath. A Nepali woman who is very good at Japanese is actively working here.

The interior and exterior are unified with a retro feel, giving it a nice atmosphere. You can also walk to the hot spring town in about 5 to 10 minutes. The sand bath may be far to walk.

I have been to Yubara Onsen several times, but this was my first time using the rice shop as it was on the road and I had been curious about it for some time. At the first reception, the whole family agreed, ``We've never met someone so unfriendly at a hot spring inn.'' Afterwards, wait for your room information on the sofa next to your room. I waited unexpectedly. On the way to my room, I was given directions to restaurants and bathrooms, but no evacuation routes. It's a long and narrow inn, so I would like someone to tell me where to evacuate in case of an emergency. Dinner and breakfast are reasonably priced, but this time they are 35% off the regular price. Would it be a more luxurious meal than normal? Is the futon in your room a countermeasure against coronavirus? ? I laid it myself. It's my first experience. This is the first time that a hot spring inn has a unit bath. There were tea bags and sweets in the room, but the table was dirty so I had to wipe it before using it. Next time I stay at Yubara Onsen, I will choose another ryokan if the price is the same.

料理か美味しい、お風呂はぬるめのすべすべ温泉、接客もいい、アメニティもオムニサンスで 十分、露天風呂は風情があってよし