Yunosuke-No-Yado Chorakuen

The hotel is the best around. It was a shame that there was a separate fee for the hot spring. Wasn't it included in the cost of your stay? It would have been nice if you had let me know in advance.

Located in Tamazukuri Onsen Street, Japan's largest open-air mixed bathing hot spring, migratory gardens, hundreds of plants, picturesque scenery all year round. Breakfast and dinner are more distinctive set meals, and the food in the Sanin area is very fresh and precious. Food + hot springs is really a beautiful enjoyment. The hotel service is very good. The staff patiently introduced the details of the hotel and took us to visit the main activity area. The room facilities are complete and the tatami is very comfortable.

One of the few hot springs in Japan where you can enjoy mixed bathing It is large enough that Japanese Tenno have also visited, and the staff is friendly. Because it is a mixed bath, they do not take off their clothes, but rather wear paper sponge-shaped panties and the woman wears a gown... Women need to be careful because if they move carelessly in the water, they will roll up. *** ** Be careful!! The meal wasn't as good as I thought... There is also a shuttle service to the station, which is very good. I really like the staff and facilities. Next time, I plan to come again without eating.

The room is too old. The most important thing is that the room photos on the Ctrip platform need to be carefully identified. You need to consult the hotel carefully to see if the Japanese-style bed you want to stay in matches the photo.