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Thank you for your kindness. Around 22:10, the lights in the bathroom and dressing room turned off and I was very surprised. It would be helpful if you could post it. I want a rinse.

Stayed on a weekday when the coronavirus pandemic started to be lifted. There were only 2 customers. It's lonely. Therefore, I took my time in the bath. The open-air bath and indoor bath are well-maintained and beautiful. The rooms are old, like the hotels you stay at while skiing. I think it's normal because it's full of skiers in winter. Dinner was normal, but I could tell by looking at the white rice for breakfast that it hadn't been freshly cooked, so I wondered if it was a mess.

Because of the relatively new facilities, I think the cleaning is neat, and the cleanliness is very good. The facilities are not too short as a business hotel, which is convenient! There is no such thing as this, but there is no point that this was not a problem. It was comfortable. There is a convenience store nearby, which is a high evaluation point as a local business hotel. The breakfast of free service was not very expected, but it was satisfactory at a level that can be eaten deliciously. The corona virus countermeasures at the venue were also secure and secure, with seating, finger disinfection, distributing disposable gloves.

Although the location is relatively remote, the stay experience is excellent. The room was clean and comfortable. In addition, because there are not many rooms, it will not feel cramped. The proprietress is also very good, knowing that I am not driving, driving to help me send my luggage to the front of the car (because I went to the big inner accommodation that morning, if I returned to the hotel to retrieve my luggage, I would miss the train shift, and I had to wait two more hours).

3 minutes walk from Yunokami Onsen Station, very convenient for those using the train. An inn run by an elderly couple (mainly the husband). We no longer offer half board, only a choice of breakfast included or no meals. There are no restaurants in the area, but there is a 7-Eleven about a 10-minute walk away. The ``open-air bath'' for sale is located down the stairs from across the road in front of the inn. It's large enough to accommodate about 6 people, full of wild nature, and offers a great view of the mountain stream and Meoto Iwa, but when I visited, the water was lukewarm and only warmed up after soaking for about an hour. There is also a ``private bath'' next door, large enough for three people, but still lukewarm. Borrow the key at the front desk and enter. The indoor bath is large enough for about 6 people, and the temperature is just right. Bath towels are available for rental (200 yen). The comforter was cotton and quite heavy, and it felt cold at night even in mid-October. There is a gas fan heater in the room, but it is centrally controlled and was not operating during the night when we visited. The room has a toilet with a washing machine. However, there is no refrigerator or kettle (and even a microwave), which are placed in the hallway as common equipment. Although the inn is somewhat inconvenient, I guess I should just concentrate on enjoying the bath without expecting too much.

The hot water is the best and the skin is smooth. The food was very delicious, but the amount was too much to eat. The rooms and facilities were old and disappointing, but the hospitality of the staff was great.