Yunoya

Comfortable and clean, the welcome drink is interesting.

Just across the bridge from Iizaka Onsen Station. The hot springs and food were good. There is an open-air observation bath on the 9th floor. Meals are served in the venue on the 2nd floor. Tables and chairs are provided, and the waitresses will help you with anything. The quantity and quality of the food was good. There is also a shop and a bar corner in the lobby. The walls are thin, so you could hear the voices from the next room. There is only one elevator, so you may have to wait.

I used it with my friend. On the positive side, the building itself felt old, but the room was clean and the food was delicious. Also, at check-in, there is a service like a welcome drink, so I could feel the consideration for such things. As for the bath, the open-air bath on the roof has a nice view and I was able to soak in it comfortably, and I was able to heal my daily fatigue. Next, there were three points that I was worried about. First, I was worried about the weak force of the shower. The pressure was weak, so it took a long time to wash my body, and in the open-air bath, I had to spend more time in contact with the cold air, which was painful. The next thing I noticed was the air conditioning in the room. I don't know about the other rooms, but my room didn't have an air conditioner, only a heater, so I wasn't able to fine tune the temperature. The last thing that bothered me the most was that the walls in the room were thin. There was a group of female college students staying next door, and they seemed to have no common sense. I wrote a lot about the things that bothered me, but since it is at an acceptable level except for the last one, I think that you can stay comfortably unless you have a very unlucky guest next to you like me.