Hot spring Hotels in Hida

Yatsusankan is a traditional ryokan, well established in Hida. It’s located among narrow streets with picturesque Japanese style wooden buildings. Within walking distance of the JR station (they have a shuttle too) and shops. Our room was spacious and comfortable with its own bath. AC in the bedroom. Good wifi. Very clean and well stocked with toiletries, tea, coffee, and cold drinks. Meals are at set times and we enjoyed omikase and shabu shabu during our two night stay. We chose Japanese breakfast which was also delicious, although western style is also available. There’s a very nice communal bath, indoor and outdoor. One for men and one for women. The building has a long history so it’s worth looking around if you have time. Service is warm and attentive with guests being made to feel right at home. If you’re planning a visit to Hida or the area, then Yatsusankan would be a great choice to experience traditional ryokan with great service and a bit of history.

I used it when I traveled to HIDA that I wanted to go before. I moved about 350 ㌔ from Osaka to HIDA Furukawa by car. It is a little far from the center of the city (Furukawa CHO), but it arrives without fatigue only by the easy road. By the way, it takes about 20 minutes by car from HIDA Furukawa station, the sacred place of the movie ”your name”. After check-in, I enjoyed a large bath (free for suikosato guests) about 5 minutes walk. It was fiercely hot on the day and I had to go steep slopes, so I moved by car. The large bath was large, and there were few users because of weekdays, and I enjoyed various soft hot springs. The hotel dinner was served in the dining room. Even if you think about the price, you can't expect a luxurious meal, but you can taste the material. The HIDA beef + grip was very delicious. I was able to provide hot things in a hot state and have everything delicious without leaving. The room I used was not luxurious, but it was clean and spacious enough. The public bath (inner bath and open air) in the building was comfortable, and I enjoyed it four times at night and the next morning. This public bath was able to choose the shampoo and rinse of each preference. I was not happy with the public bath, but my wife was happy. There were local vegetables sold in the public bath that I used on the arrival day, and I bought a red-ripe tomato. I was called at the parking lot to the local who was watching it, and I was surprised to have a large pumpkin. I was glad to have that kind heart. This time, along with inn, meals and baths, I was able to touch the kindness of such locals and had a good trip as a total.