Hot spring Hotels in Semboku

I wanted to visit once. It would be a good idea to enjoy seven hot springs, but because the vacation village itself is one, I don't want to enter other places until I pay a day trip fee. There is no transfer bus from Lake Tazawa, and it takes 52 minutes by route bus and 840 yen. If the hot spring is the purpose, it is not necessary to stay in the vacation village on purpose, but I don't know anything else and I choose here because there are points that can be used next time. The meal was delicious with fried tempura, kiritanpo pot and daily sashimi (sai) in the basic buffet. The rice of the morning inland chicken was outstanding and the pudding was delicious. The scenery buried in snow is spectacular, but if you pay about 15000 yen, you will stay at a hotel in Morioka or Akita City, and you will return to the city on a day trip hot spring and eat your favorite meal at 10000 yen.

I stayed at this glamping field with a friend who wants to camp and I am not interested in camping. There is no toilet or bath in the room. (Of course, TV is also available) We will use the toilet and large communal bath in the main building opposite. I was worried about the toilet at night, but I was worried because it was a sense of distance from several emails. The room is compact, but the air-conditioning is also effective and comfortable. The main camp experience will be prepared in the state of baking the ingredients, and the hotel staff will light it if you ask for charcoal fire. However, it was a barbecue while making a fuss with the two of them who had the first experience. It was a big outbreak of Abu in the time, so it was difficult to get attacked by Abu early in the evening. (Insect repellent and * Insecticide will also be prepared) However, by the time you have dessert, you will be able to relax without abs. It was raining in the morning, but breakfast on the deck, the view of the square and the mountain in front of me was beautiful without worrying about insects, and the birds' voice was a really pleasant breakfast time with BGM. The coffee you grind and brew yourself is also delicious. A full-scale camp is impossible, but it is recommended for those who want to experience only the atmosphere. It seems good to prepare separate sandals to move to the deck and the main building. (It was troublesome to wear sneakers one by one) The staff in charge of us was kind and pleasant. I hope there is a pamphlet that teaches first-timers like us how to enjoy camping. (There was a bonfire, but I noticed that it existed in the morning, and I didn't know how to use the camping equipment and there were scenes where I was confused. I can do this. Could you enjoy it more if you could give a lecture like this? I would like to visit you again in a different season next time. Thank you very much.

The large public bath is a natural hot spring. The interior is beautiful. It's far from the station, but if you contact the hotel by 5pm the day before your stay, they will pick you up from Tazawako Station for free. The buffet is interesting as it uses many locally produced ingredients. And yet the price is reasonable and it was great value for money! The negative points are: 1. The toilet and sink in the room are small, 2. There was no sea bream at the buffet venue, even though it was called ”celebratory food,” there were few vegetables, and the staff was not very communicative (foreigners. It's not bad, but I wish they would be more polite), and 3. The men's open-air bath is in a detached building and is cold in winter. I took those points off my rating.

I go to Tamagawa Onsen several times a year by private car, but Tamagawa Onsen is closed during the winter, so I really wanted to be healed by the hot water of Tamagawa Onsen, so I went to Shin-Tamagawa Onsen, which has the same spring quality. I stayed here using public transportation. Take the Shinkansen and get off at Tazawako Station. I took a local bus in front of the station, but it was very snowy and it was understandable that private cars were closed. I made a reservation for one night, but it was a waste to go back the next day because I had a hard time getting here! I asked for another night extension when I checked in. Thanks to that, on the first day, I spent a lot of time in bedrock bathing, bathing, and eating. I was able to. Due to the strong acidity, my hands were chapped and covered with scabs by the time I returned home, but I was able to enjoy the pure white scenery in the open-air bath, which Tamagawa Onsen does not have, and I had a good New Year's holiday. rice field. I go to Tamagawa Onsen several times a year by private car, but Tamagawa Onsen is closed during the winter, so I really wanted to be healed by the hot water of Tamagawa Onsen, so I went to Shin-Tamagawa Onsen, which has the same spring quality. I stayed here using public transportation. Take the Shinkansen and get off at Tazawako Station. I took a local bus in front of the station, but it was very snowy and it was understandable that private cars were closed. I made a reservation for one night, but it was a waste to go back the next day because I had a hard time getting here! I asked for another night extension when I checked in. Thanks to that, on the first day, I spent a lot of time in bedrock bathing, bathing, and eating. I was able to. Due to the strong acidity, my hands were chapped and covered with scabs by the time I returned home, but I was able to enjoy the pure white scenery in the open-air bath, which Tamagawa Onsen does not have, and I had a good New Year's holiday. rice field.

I visited 3 times for overnight stays and day trips, but I took a day trip bath for the first time in 8 years. I couldn't even take a minute in the 100% hot spring bath due to scratches on my body, heat rash, and insect bites. I climbed through other baths in a short time. The central part of the body feels less stimulating with age. The large burial mound was boiling with the same tremendous force as before. The spring quality is acid-containing carbon dioxide/ferrous-chloride hot spring, and an entrance fee to the bath facility is JPY 800. Tamagawa is known to everyone who loves hot springs. The hot spring with the strongest acidity in Japan is unrivaled by others.

The 5 hot spring hotels in Nütou Township that are open in winter have all gone to the hot springs. This one is very good and the service is very attentive and caring. The open-air mixed soup is facing the waterfall and is open to women for one hour a day. Each room has half an hour of free private soup. The room has floor-to-ceiling windows, the snow view outside the window is beautiful, and the middle of the room is a kotatsu, which is very warm. The meals are also very delicate. The service staff are all uncles, very kind, and work hard to learn Chinese. Arrive at the store early, will arrange to wait in the restaurant, provide snacks and tea, use the waiting time to introduce in-store facilities in detail, and make an appointment for private soup.

The old grandfather at the front desk is very nice~ There is a hot spring on the first floor, which is an ordinary and styled room but clean and tidy~

I stayed at this inn for the hot springs and the food. There were few streetlights on the road from the bus stop to the hotel, and some parts were dark at night. It was a cold day, so it was nice that the hotel welcomed me with a warm soup! Dinner was a course meal using locally produced ingredients, and Kiritanpo hotpot was also delicious. The room was clean, and the Japanese-Western room was very spacious and comfortable. I was also happy that the hair dryer in the room was a refa. The bath wasn't big, but it was a relaxing bath with free-flowing hot spring water. The staff were polite and kind. However, it was a cold day, and although it was warmer than outside, it was cold inside the building. In the hallways, dining area, etc.

There is a distance from kankakukan station, but there is a transfer bus every 1 hour from １３:３０, and it is convenient because the big luggage is carried to the inn first, and the return is sent to the station. The staff is very good. In the past, it was a city facility and now it is a three-sex management. It is said that the old name is ”Hideko sho”. The hot spring is a stream and there are many day trip users, but the bathroom is large and relaxing including the open-air bath. Is there no meal or no meal?

It was the first trip in a long time that I was looking forward to, but I was disappointed by the rain all day long, but I was able to relax here and feel relaxed. I took a private bath early in the morning to soothe away the fatigue of the trip. For dinner, there were many mountain vegetables such as mountain vegetables, and I was able to eat things that I usually don't eat. Since we have kiritanpo nabe and beef shabu-shabu, I don't think we need soup...? He was very happy to celebrate my husband's 3 days late birthday with a cake. The price is good, so I think I was able to go because of this GO TO campaign. Is it out of reach for ordinary people?