Yunishigawa Onsen Kanmuheishi Yukarino Yado Ageha

It was good.

I was glad I could choose a room with a private toilet. I have tattoos, so I was worried about places that prohibit tattoos. Therefore, I chose a place with a private bath, but since you can't wash your body in the private bath, I cautiously went to the public bath. There were no signs prohibiting tattoos, so I was relieved to be able to enter. I washed my body in the public bath, and then enjoyed using the private bath multiple times. However, the floor in the private bath is slippery and easy to fall in, so you need to be careful where you step. My child got injured. It seems dangerous for older people. But, it was a very good inn for the price.

Location: I went from Kinugawa Onsen Station, taking bus number 2, which took about 40 minutes. It's located in a small village, with almost nothing around, but the scenery is beautiful. Hotel: The hotel is definitely worth visiting; all the items are said to be historical. There are two onsen, one indoor and one outdoor. The food is average, but I really like Japanese food, so it was delicious for me. Quiet, clean, and comfortable. Recommended!

It was cheap so I didn't have high expectations, but it was better than I imagined!! The atmosphere inside the hotel is nice and the food, while not luxurious, is good enough for fans of Japanese food. I'd like to come back and stay again during the autumn foliage season.

This is an amazing hotel. You can take a bus from Kinugawa Station to get there. Both the food and the hot springs are worth a visit. The decorations in the hotel are not imitations made for tourists, but modern antiques. I would go to this hotel again for vacation.