Izu Nagaoka Onsen KKR Izu Nagaoka Chitoseso

I stayed here for one night with my family. It's a resort run by the National Civil Service Mutual Aid Association, so it's not flashy, but I was quite satisfied. The food wasn't too much either, which was nice. It's literally a good place for a family getaway.

Previously, there were 10 room plans available for online reservations: 1. Western-style room in the main building, 2. Western-style room on the 3rd floor of the annex, 3. Western-style room (barrier-free), 4. Japanese-style room (10 tatami mats), 5. Japanese-style room (8 tatami mats), 6. Japanese-style room (6 tatami mats), 7. Japanese-style room (10 tatami mats) on the 3rd floor of the annex, 8. Japanese-style room (8 tatami mats) on the 3rd floor of the annex, 9. Japanese-style room (6 tatami mats) on the 3rd floor of the annex, and 10. Japanese-Western room. However, the Western-style room in the main building and the Japanese-Western room plans have disappeared without a trace, and reservations can only be made by phone. As someone who makes plans by checking availability on the internet, this is inconvenient and a little disappointing. The hot spring is a free-flowing water, and is by far the best compared to other hot springs with circulating water. I tend to forget about it if I leave it for a while, but two months ago I went on a hot spring tour every week, and I was reminded of the goodness of Chitososou's hot springs. They drained all the water every morning and replaced it. I saw it with my own eyes.