Yunishigawa Onsen Kanmuheishi Yukarino Yado Ageha

The hotel is located in a quiet place in the mountains, interesting interior of the hotel, delicious food, hot springs, friendly staff,

It was nice to be able to relax in the private open-air bath. The food was not fancy, but each dish was very delicious and made me feel warm and relaxed, so I was very satisfied. The room was also spacious and relaxing.

It was a lovely, quaint building. The hot spring was small, but there was a private open-air bath. Meal times were a little hectic, but the food was delicious and there was a wide variety of options.

The furnishings and the overall atmosphere of the inn are unique, but I was able to enjoy an extraordinary experience. Meals are buffet. There are no ryokan Aruaru staples (sashimi or tempura). Heike soup, kenchin soba, edible wild plants and vegetables are the main ingredients of this menu. The hot springs are open 24 hours. There were six types of private baths, but they were all rock baths, so I thought it would be nice to have something different, such as a cypress bath. The room was old, but the plumbing was new and very clean. The sandals in the room had damp thongs and felt uncomfortable, so I thought it would be nice if that could be improved.

This was my first time using the baths and I was very surprised at how many there were. They were all at just the right temperature so I was able to relax. It's cold outside at this time of year so I would recommend this to people who want to stay in the bath for as long as they like. Both dinner and breakfast were served buffet style with a wide variety of dishes. Taking advantage of the all-you-can-eat option, I ate too much and ended up writhing in agony in my futon in my room after the meal. This kind of humorous scene is something you can only experience when traveling. I was also able to see and go inside a snow igloo for the first time in my life so I am very satisfied with this trip. This trip was wonderful for healing both my mind and body. I am filled with happiness that I was able to find such a great place to stay.

Visited on a family trip. The room was a small room, but Obekka was used at the front desk saying "I upgraded this time". There are many old folk houses that foreigners like + legendary Tengu, Tanuki, and Fujin Raijin from deep in the mountains of Japan. There is no toilet or bath in the room. What you have to be careful about is that the restroom only has water, and the drain from the faucet is narrow, so washing your hands is probably the limit. It has a system of shared toilets and shared baths, and the shared bath on the first floor is about the size of a public bath and has only one large bathtub. There is an outdoor area, but it is about 5 people wide. You can wash your body in the communal bath, but you can't in the private bath. I thought it was for foreign tourists from such a place. The food is a buffet and there is almost no food for children under infants, so if you are using a family, you will need to bring your own food for children who can not eat for adults, or buy meals at a convenience store in Kinugawa. be. Adult meals are delicious, but for some reason the staff rushes to eat. In the morning, when the last order time passes, the food is mercilessly lowered, so it is necessary to go early. Also, when it's time for dinner, it's annoying because they come right away to pick up the plates. If you pay 3,300 yen per group, you can use the private bath for 24 hours. There are 6 places, so I usually put it somewhere. And for repeaters, the private bath will be free next time. Based on the above, it is not suitable for families with small children at all. It would be better if they were at least junior high school students. Also, I think it would be satisfactory for couples who want to relax alone, foreign tourists, couples, and elderly female travelers. Personally, I think it would be nice if there was a toilet and bath in the room, but I think it would be difficult to get there because it takes about 60 minutes by car from Kinugawa Onsen Station to climb a mountain. There is nothing around, but on the contrary it is vacant, so I think it is good to take a walk in nature.

I visited Yunishigawa for the Kamakura Festival. Ageha-san, who has a good reputation, was selected from among the many inns. Check in early and go to the bathroom. Well, the bath was the best. You can take a bath 24 hours a day, so I went in as many times as I could. There are many baths, so I think it would be nice to be able to visit all the hot springs in the hotel alone. The food was also good, with many dishes that match the location of the inn, mainly using mountain products. I'm glad that the service didn't interfere too much, whether it was because of the corona disaster or because of the customer's needs. I thought it was an inn that I would recommend to many people after using it. In addition to the Kamakura Festival, there are events throughout the year such as the Heike Grand Festival and the Aurora. If there is an opportunity, I wonder if it can be listed as a candidate for an inn that I would like to stay again.

A ryokan that I have wanted to visit for a long time. What I thought when I used it this time. The first good thing was that there were many baths. There are so many that you will never get bored. Only one indoor bath, one indoor bath and one open-air bath. . There are hotels like this, but even if the hot springs are wonderful, if there are few bathtubs, it tends to be boring. Unfortunately, it seems that all the sources are the same, so if you are a hot spring enthusiast, you may be dissatisfied. Next, the quality of the hot spring was good. The water is just wonderful. It was so much that once I entered, I wanted to stay there forever. It looks like you're soaking in a creamy lotion. After getting up, the skin is surprisingly smooth! ! Finally, a private bath service. It's a paid service, but you should use it. I think it's a nice service for repeaters that you can use it not only once but also after the next time. Some people may become repeaters because of this. If I have a chance to go to Nikko (Yunishigawa) again, I would definitely like to use it.

What surprised me about the inn was the appearance of the Nio statues, which could be mistaken for a temple. The wide eyes staring in your direction make it seem like a guard guarding the inn. I thought the design was novel and something you rarely see at other inns. I also like the thatched roof, which gives it a nice atmosphere. Inside the building, there are many furnishings lined up in the corridors, making it feel like a museum. It felt like a Japanese theme park. There are a considerable number of baths, including private baths. There is an additional fee, but it is worth becoming a member. What's more, this membership card is valid for life. I can look forward to returning. The dinner buffet has a decent selection of dishes, and the extensive alcohol lineup is great for drinkers. The open-air bath where you can enjoy the snow is amazing. It was a great memory to have.