Chiyu-No-Yu

We stayed here on a family trip. It appears to have been renovated, and it was very clean and comfortable. Above all, the food was the best!! We were served local cuisine for both dinner and breakfast, and were very satisfied with our full stomachs. It seems that some rooms allow you to eat meals in your room and others do not, so you may need to check if necessary. Nakai-san and his team were very kind, and they spoke to us, and the homey atmosphere was great.

Unusually for the time being, we had our meals served in our rooms, so the whole family was able to enjoy a relaxing dinner.

It has the appearance of a traditional inn, but it was clean and well-maintained. The staff were all earnest and nice. The hot spring is a natural spring, and there is one inside and one outside open-air bath. In the morning, the men's and women's baths are switched, so you can enjoy both, but I didn't think the construction of both was that different. The food was also delicious with a wide variety of dishes. My family especially liked the Shimane Wagyu beef teppanyaki. It was a shame that they forgot one dish on the menu. When I told the waiter, it took a while for it to come, but it was a first for an inn that has a menu, so it was disappointing. My family had trouble sleeping because the futon was a little thin, but overall I think it was a good inn.

Although the private bath is not an open-air bath, it is spacious, clean, inexpensive and reasonable, so you can enjoy the hot springs with peace of mind even during the COVID-19 pandemic. The dinner was also very delicious, with elaborate creative dishes. However, I was a little disappointed that there was not a single meat dish served at dinner on the first night of my two-day stay.